AAA predicts record-breaking Fourth of July traffic in Nevada
(The Center Square) — The Fourth of July brings more than fireworks and family gatherings. This year will also bring record-breaking traffic to the Silver State, warns an AAA expert. Holiday travel through Las Vegas, Reno and across Nevada looks to bring longer lines to airports and gridlock to...
Fireworks wind forecast and the science behind the different colors
It will be cooler on the 4th of July with highs in the mid 80’s and mostly sunny skies. While wind speeds will be a little bit lighter, we’ll still want to stay fire aware. Thankfully, wind speeds will be much lighter after dark for fireworks. Winds will be lighter up at Tahoe as well. More than likely we’ll be able...
Free yard signs encourage people to ‘Take it Slow’ in Tahoe
INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. – Summer in Tahoe means warmer weather and days at the beach, but it also means more people around the Lake. To encourage people in the Basin to go slow and be safe, Take Care Tahoe has reprinted the popular “Take it Slow, Tahoe” yard signs.
Park Party: A guide to bike parks in and around the Tahoe basin
There are hundreds of miles of mountain bike trails in and around the Tahoe basin. Riders of all fitness levels and experience can find almost anything they are looking for on those trails, from a flowy, casual ride, awesome views and technical descent. But for those who are looking to...
Reno police arrest suspect in swift roundup after home invasion
Reno Police have arrested a suspect in connection with a home invasion that occurred in the Grand Falls Drive area last week. Dean Carter, 47, was taken into custody on June 27th, less than 24 hours after the incident was reported. The home invasion took place on Thursday, June 26th,...
Police looking for help in identifying this man
The Sparks Police Department is attempting to identify the pictured subject below. On 6/7/2025, the suspect took multiple items from Lowe’s and left the store without paying for said items, which amounted to approximately $249.00. Any assistance in identifying these individuals would be appreciated. Please call the...
Nevadans brace for impact as Medicaid is at risk under narrowly passed Senate bill
RENO, Nev. — Pam Berek, a Reno resident and full-time caregiver to her son Carson, is grappling with the potential loss of Medicaid benefits. "The thought of losing Medicaid is something that it's hard to wrap my brain around," said Berek. Her son was born with cerebral palsy, catastrophic epilepsy, and autism,...
Midtown Reno shares Dancing in the Streets forecast
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Dancing in the Streets is back Saturday, July 12 from 4-10 p.m. along S. Virginia Street in Midtown Reno. Midtown’s executive director, Jaime Chapman, stopped by Morning Break to share 2nd Annual Dancing in the Streets Forecast. The event features nine unique stages, each offering...
Holiday Closures for July 4: Government, City, and local services to pause
In observance of Independence Day, several government offices, city services, and local agencies in the Reno-Sparks area will be closed on Friday, July 4. Public services will resume regular operations on Monday, July 7. Local residents are advised to plan ahead and take note of the following closures and service...
Developer pushes Lemmon Valley warehouse project after unanimous denial in 2021
LEMMON VALLEY, Nev. (News 4 & Fox 11) — Four years after the Reno City Council unanimously rejected a master-planned housing community near Swan Lake, developer Lansing-Arcus LLC is restarting efforts to build on the controversial site in Lemmon Valley. Plans filed with the city of Reno show developers...