Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 20th of August.
Good morning, Reno.
Residents could wash up to two large loads (free of charge) at Mr. Bubbles Laundromat in Reno yesterday.
Sparks Marina Dog Park is closed from 6 a.m. today until 6 a.m. Aug.
24 for the Wild West Watercross event — the park is keeping animals safe during the event.
On Aug. 19, Washoe County held a community meeting in Hidden Valley to review flash flooding and cleanup efforts following heavy rainfall.
Officials explained that recovery support plans will be shared with residents soon.
Einstein Bros. Bagels will open its new store in northwest Reno today.
The bagel shop offers fresh bagels & coffee for a quick breakfast.
Hyve Solutions is set to build a 624,000 sqft campus in Reno and expand its operations across North Las Vegas, as announced Wednesday by Northern NV Now and the governor's office.
The move is expected to create about 3,000 new jobs statewide (the company designs hardware that supports AI infrastructure).
Local organizers say the Rib Cook Off is coming soon as chefs gear up to compete in Reno.
Details on the event timing and venue are expected to be shared in the coming weeks.
Gas prices in Reno increased slightly after the average cost per gallon rose by two cents since yesterday.
Nevada officials say Kalshi did not fully enforce the geofencing order it was required to implement by Aug.
12 and now faces daily fines — the prediction market firm disputes the charge and claims it updated its system. The legal battle remains ongoing as other states also push for stricter controls.
NV Energy has filed requests with the Public Utilities Commission for rate adjustments for electric and natural gas services for Northern Nevada customers starting Oct.
1. If approved, electric bills will drop by about 1.8% while natural gas bills will rise by around 3%.
Sparks City Council will review a bill on Aug.
24 that lets Spanish Springs Costco add 6 nozzles to ease long lines, and staff recommends a second reading (Sept. 14) for the change.
Reno’s Wolf Pack volleyball team starts its season with two scrimmages this weekend as it practices for a competitive run.
The team will refine its skills ahead of the regular games.
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