Reno became an affordable, booming destination. Fires show the limits of all that growth
Over the last 15 years, the population of Reno — the so-called Biggest Little City in the World — has surged, thanks in large part to an influx of Californians drawn by Nevada's cheaper housing, booming tech industry and relative lack of soul-crushing traffic. From 2010 to 2025,...
WestCorp Management Group Welcomes Calm at Virginia Lake: A New Standard for Modern Living...
Located at 200 Mountain View Dr., steps from Virginia Lake, the property offers easy access to lakeside walking paths, local dining, shopping and outdoor recreation that are all just moments away. Calm at Virginia Lake features modern studio, one- and two-bedroom apartment homes with upgraded interiors, spacious layout
Hawk Fire residents can get food replacement help as pantry hours expand
Catholic Charities of Northern Nevada is expanding food pantry hours this week for residents affected by the Hawk Fire, including people who lost food during fire-related power outages. The Downtown Client Choice Food Pantry and Essentials Closet at 435 Eureka Avenue in Reno will continue operating during its regular h
Daily Audio Newscast Afternoon Update – August 25, 2026
News from around the nation. Nearly a third of the Hawk wildfire near Reno is now contained; thousands still without power two weeks after a storm in Northwest Indiana; a legislator calls for Big Tech ‘bros’ to be liable for scams; scientists find that building EVs is less polluting than driving gas-powered cars; and T
Hawk Fire live briefing: Tuesday, August 25
Fire officials give an update on the fire, which started Saturday near Somersett.
Convicted drug trafficker sentenced to 20 years
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - A convicted drug trafficker has been given 20 years in prison after being convicted of having more than 1,200 doses of meth and heroin. Isaac Alvarez-Rojas was arrested in December of last year after he was pulled over during a traffic stop and a K9 sniff search revealed the presence of drugs.
Pyramid Lake Officer Anthony Francone Killed During Pursuit After 25 Years of Service
The Storey County Sheriff’s Office suffered an unimaginable loss. Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribal Police Officer Anthony Francone was struck and killed by a vehicle that was being pursued south of Nixon, Nevada. The pursuit went to the area of Route 446 and Route 447, where he was struck while...
At KTVN Reno, journalists cover Hawk Fire while affected by evacuation orders
Jason Pasco saw the smoke from his northwest Reno home Saturday afternoon. The blaze on Peavine Peak resembled an ordinary vegetation fire, the type that Nevadans are accustomed during the summer months, until it didn’t. A Red Flag Warning was in place, signaling elevated fire danger because of weather...
Hawk Fire and weather update as winds stay strong at times
Fire danger will reach critical levels at times, especially on Thursday.
Cordillera Film Festival cancelled amid fraud allegations
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - The Cordillera Film Festival has been cancelled as the organization faces fraud allegations. The announcement comes after several board members made allegations of financial misconduct against Executive Director Emily Skyle. In a statement, organizers say they do not believe the festival can be prod

















