Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 25th of October.
Good morning, Reno.
Jaedyn Young, the local government reporter for the Reno Gazette-Journal, invites readers to submit questions about Reno for potential coverage, highlighting the public-funded nature of her work.
Veterans Elementary School in Reno has initiated a secured-campus protocol because of adjacent police activity.
The coroner identified 43-year-old Darryl R.
Smith as the victim of a fatal shooting in Downtown Reno, with police investigating the incident as a homicide.
Nevada State Police are searching for Cameron Forbes, a non-compliant offender on probation, after he fled a home check and prompted a brief school lockdown.
Washoe County deputies arrested a 45-year-old for a car burglary and advise residents to secure their vehicles to prevent theft.
Ioneer Ltd receives final federal permit for its Rhyolite Ridge Lithium-Boron Project in Nevada, marking the first U.S. lithium project approved by the Biden Administration, set to start construction in 2025 and boost lithium output for electric vehicles while creating jobs.
The City of Reno and the Reno Tahoe Airport Authority have combined their fire departments to enhance emergency response capabilities for a growing community and airport.
The Reno City Council has advanced the Grand Sierra Resort's request for $97 million in funding towards a new arena, aiming for a 2025 construction start, with no public funds committed yet.
Reno has updated its zoning laws, now requiring bars wanting to offer live entertainment past 11 p.m. to apply for a conditional-use permit, a process that includes a $5,000 fee and months of approval procedures.
2024 Dirty Wookie 10K Halloween Run
Experience a festive Halloween-themed 10K run in downtown Reno, encouraging participants to don costumes while enjoying a scenic race from Wingfield Park to The Brewer's Cabinet Production Facility.
Nevada Women's Soccer vs. Utah State
Experience an exciting college soccer match as the University of Nevada Women's Soccer team takes on Utah State at Mackay Stadium.
Dirty Honey Live at Virginia Street Brewhouse
Experience the electrifying performance of Dirty Honey, a rising rock band known for their dynamic sound and record-breaking debut.
Ongoing Portrait Studio Class in Reno
Experience a creative environment with a live model in this weekly studio class, fostering art and community engagement.
DJ Trivia Night at Reno Public Market
Experience a fun-filled evening of team-based trivia challenges with friends while enjoying drinks and food at Reno Public Market.
Stand-Up Comedy Night at Laugh Factory
Experience an entertaining evening of live stand-up comedy at one of Reno's top venues, the Nevada Fine Arts.
Royal Father Daughter Ball
Enjoy a magical evening with your little girl at the Grand Sierra Resort, featuring dancing, royal treats, and a special prize drawing. This semi-formal event is designed for girls in kindergarten through sixth grade and their fathers, grandfathers, or other influential men in their lives.
Royal Father Daughter Ball
Enjoy a magical evening with your little girl at the Grand Sierra Resort, featuring dancing, royal treats, and a special prize drawing. This semi-formal event is designed for girls in kindergarten through sixth grade and their fathers, grandfathers, or other influential men in their lives.
Laugh Factory Comedy Show
Experience a night of laughter with the Laugh Factory at Silver Legacy Casino in Reno.
2024 Communications Marketing Association Annual Conference
Learn and enhance sales skills while networking with independent representatives, distributors, and manufacturers at the CMA Conference in Reno.
Weekly Portrait Studio Class at Nevada Fine Arts
Experience an ongoing studio class with a live model every Wednesday, offering a unique opportunity for artists to practice figure drawing in a supportive environment.
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