Good morning, Reno.

Animal Ark asks local volunteers for wildfire recovery — it needs up to 10 for hand clearing on Sept.

21 and 26 and 5 for bulldozer work on Sept. 28 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and welcomes businesses to supply heavy equipment.

A man died from a medical emergency during Burning Man on Sep.

5 — emergency crews responded quickly, though officials have not provided additional details.

A second death occurred at Burning Man yesterday when a man was found dead in his camp, and authorities said foul play is not suspected while an autopsy is planned by the Washoe County Regional Medical Examiner's Office.

The Burning Man website reported a 60-year-old man was found dead in his camp Saturday afternoon at the event — marking the second death this year, with officials still investigating the details.

Burning Man volunteers are starting weeks early in Gerlach to build Black Rock City by serving coffee & cleaning up, a range of roles that help set the stage for the event.

Their work brings a unique community touch to the festival experience.

Diesel fuel prices in Reno are nearing record highs this week — local pumps are showing top rates that could affect cost for drivers and businesses.

Although a very strong El Niño is forecast, history shows Reno's first measurable snow usually falls around Nov.

20. The Climate Prediction Center expects above-normal winter precipitation reflecting mixed historical impacts on both snowfall timing and rainfall totals.

Seasoned campers advise first-timers to start slowly with expensive equipment and enjoy community connections during Labor Day weekend.

Campers highlighted how campsites with plug-ins make outdoor living easier and stressed the need to leave no trace at local campgrounds.

Large crowds enjoyed one last summer outing on Lake Tahoe's south shore over Labor Day weekend — a final chance to savor warm days before fall arrives, as Alin Beane reported.

The Wolf Pack welcomed tailgaters to Mackay Stadium on Saturday before its first game of the season.

Barbecue aromas, music and games filled the parking lot in a festive National Tailgating Day celebration.