Good morning, Reno.

A man was electrocuted and flown to a trauma center Tuesday night, Pershing County Sheriff Jerry Allen said — Burning Man officials warned attendees to keep equipment dry amid rain that closed the gates.

Reno officials are considering a change to the zoning code to make it easier for childcare centers to operate—this move could help more families access care in the city.

State officials said a ransomware attack that began early Sunday shut down systems and delayed DMV and child support services while Medicaid and payroll continued, and the FBI is assisting with the investigation—state data was taken by criminals.

Washoe County commissioners voted Tuesday to allow taller buildings and more housing density in the county’s Lake Tahoe basin area including Incline Village and Crystal Bay—these changes still need formal approval from the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency.

Some local residents already worry the new rules may lead to more traffic and longer fire evacuation times.

State officials updated the public Wednesday afternoon on the response to last weekend’s cyberattack— the joint briefing from the Governor’s Technology Office, state agency directors and federal partners detailed service outages at DMV and state police offices and said key services would reopen later this week pending further investigation.

Reno is asking for community input on new zoning rules to help childcare providers open more facilities by removing burdensome permits such as the Minor Conditional Use Permit.

The city will hold public meetings starting in September and collect online feedback until October 30—virtual sessions are set for October 14 at noon and October 20 at 5 p.m.

Truckee Meadows Water Authority asked residents to cut back on outdoor watering after recent thunderstorms stirred dirt and debris in the Truckee River and forced a shutdown of some water intakes.

Indoor water use is not affected — residents will be notified when the river clears and full production resumes.

Off the Rails Summer Concert Series

6-10 p.m. — Locomotion Plaza — Free entry — Experience an eclectic mix of local and regional musical talents under the stars in a laid-back atmosphere.

Thievery Corporation Live

7-9:30 p.m. — Grand Theater — Check local listings for prices — Experience a vibrant live performance that blends global influences and genres in a unique musical journey.

Anthony Green in Concert

7:30-9:00 PM — Virginia Street Brewhouse — $30.00 – $41.23 — Experience the emotive sounds of Anthony Green and his fellow artists live on stage.

Great Reno Balloon Race

3:30 AM - 12:00 AM — Rancho San Rafael Regional Park — Free entry — Experience the world's largest free hot-air ballooning festival illuminating the skies over Reno.

Auto Glass Week

10 a.m. – 5 p.m. — Reno-Sparks Convention Center — Check for updates — A premier gathering of auto glass professionals advancing the industry.

Bailey Zimmerman Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — Grand Theater — Tickets available — Experience country music's rising star with his sensational hits and electrifying performance.

Restorative Meditation with Gentle Sound Healing

4-5 p.m. — The Yoga Center Reno — Reserve your spot for a soothing blend of guided meditation and sound healing.

Jin Shin Jyutsu Special Topic Class with Susie Plettner

9 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. — River Oak Lodge — CE credits available — Explore the harmony of body and mind through Jin Shin Jyutsu techniques focusing on the nervous system.

Juanes Concert

8-9:30 p.m. — Grand Theater — Ticket info available — Experience legendary Latin music with the Grammy-winning Juanes as he electrifies the stage.

A.V.A. Ballet Theatre Presents The Little Mermaid

2-4 p.m. — Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts — $30 to $60 — Experience the enchanting story of The Little Mermaid brought to life by A.V.A. Ballet Theatre and the Reno Phil.