Good morning, Reno.

Reno radio icon Panama died Oct.

20 and was known for his warm voice + strong support of local causes. He left a lasting impact on the community through his dedication to uplifting local initiatives.

Local organizers behind Hot August Nights are collecting coats through Halloween to help neighbors prepare for colder weather (the drive supports those in need).

State officials reported that Nevada unemployment was 3.5% in September & the rate reflects the job market from the previous month.

Yesterday, the University of Nevada, Reno held its State of the University event at the new Fieldhouse, unveiling a fresh logo and marking the occasion with a ribbon cutting and speeches by leadership.

Faculty, staff, and supporters joined the celebration.

The Carson Water Subconservancy District has announced a 'Get on the Bus' tour to explore water systems and conservation projects on Oct.

27 and 28. The bus will stop at Quill water treatment plant and wetlands east of Fallon (lunch planned at two ranches) and offer education credits for professionals.

Post fire herbicide treatments are set to take place north of Reno to control vegetation regrowth after a recent fire.

The treatments will start soon + are part of ongoing efforts to restore the local ecosystem.

Reno housing advocates ask for changes to eviction rules by giving tenants more time to respond and requiring landlords to file complaints after notices; they will host Pack The Court on Oct.

27 at Reno Justice Court to discuss the proposals.

Battle Born Progress said rising healthcare costs burden local residents and accused Governor Lombardo of not taking adequate action, prompting calls for further measures to ease the strain on community finances.