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Reno-Tahoe International Airport to break ground on major Ground Transportation Center

Big changes are rolling in at Reno-Tahoe International Airport. The Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority (RTAA) is set to officially break ground on a new Ground Transportation Center, a $299 million project that will bring all travel options — from rental cars to rideshares — under one roof. Once complete,...
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Domestic Violence Resource Center to break ground on Nevada’s largest survivor safe haven

The Domestic Violence Resource Center is preparing to break ground on what will become Nevada’s largest domestic violence shelter. Set to take place the first week of November, the groundbreaking will mark the start of construction for a new survivor safe haven in Reno. The project is part of...
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Open for Business: Amy’s Flowers celebrates 40 years, welcomes new owners

SPARKS, Nev. (KOLO) - A Sparks staple is celebrating both a milestone and a new chapter. Amy’s Flower Shop, which has brightened birthdays, weddings, and holidays in the community for four decades, is now under new ownership. The longtime local business has been serving the Sparks area since 1985,...
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UNR police urge students to lock up as bike and scooter thefts climb on...

The University of Nevada, Reno Police Department (UNRPD) is reminding students to take extra precautions to keep their bikes and scooters secure after a rise in thefts on campus. According to the department in an online Facebook post, bike and scooter thefts have cost students more than $20,000 this semester.
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Get a haunted history lesson of Sparks during Halloween spirit walk

RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Step back in time and into the supernatural at the Sparks Haunted History Spirit Walk this weekend. Sparks history walk coordinators, Donald Abbott and December Watts, stopped by Morning Break to invite the community to enjoy a unique tour of Sparks and visit its many local businesses.
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Safety tips for pedestrians

Police are reminding people to be extremely cautious on the roads. Following a recent crash that killed a pedestrian in Sparks, police are reminding people to be extremely cautious on the roads to help prevent similar tragedies.
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Are We An “Art” Town Or Perpetually Trying to Brand Ourselves as One?

Many call all art beautiful, but it depends on who you ask. Maybe it's graffiti, a mural, or sculpture—whatever the case, Reno, specifically Midtown, is filled with hundreds of murals and I wanted to see if we truly are an “Art Town.”. Most people either love the art...
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Community rallies to reforest fire-scorched Davis Creek with 300 new Jeffrey pines

Areas scorched by last year’s devastating Davis Fire are getting a fresh start this month — and it’s all thanks to an outpouring of community support and a big boost from Moana Nursery. Starting this week, Davis Creek Regional Park will receive 150 new Jeffrey pine trees,...
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New Paws, New Love: Adopt Puppies Today in Reno, NV

Whether you're thinking about adopting a pet or simply delight in watching cute animals, you'd find a plethora of endearing pets awaiting adoption at animal shelters across and close to reno..
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Truckee River workforce program grows opportunity and shade along Reno’s river corridor

A new initiative is taking root along the Truckee River in Reno, where community members are helping restore native trees while gaining skills for careers in green industries. The Truckee River Urban Tree Workforce Program, launched in partnership with the City of Reno, trains people facing employment barriers in...

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