Biggest Little Half Marathon returns to Reno this weekend
Thousands of runners will take over downtown Reno this Saturday as the Biggest Little Half Marathon returns, drawing one of the city’s largest and most energetic race-day crowds. Organized by the Reno Running Company, the event features a half marathon, 10K, and 5K, with more than 2,600 runners registered...
Reno Pro Soccer started demolition today on a new soccer stadium in Reno
The stadium will be built on the former Jones West Ford site. We spoke to Reno Pro Soccer CEO Wendy Damonte.
Sparks Blvd and Los Altos Pkwy reopen after crash
Northbound Sparks Blvd. and westbound Los Altos Pkwy. in Sparks reopened after a crash near the intersection on Friday morning. The Sparks Police Department reported the crash around 9:30 a.m. on April 24. The roadway reopened around 10:20 a.m. No details about the crash have been released yet.
Finding Common Ground: Livestock and beef producers take a new direction
BOZEMAN, MT — A select group of ranchers, stockers, feeders and other industry stakeholders met for a grassroots forum designed to build consensus on issues facing the livestock industry. Representing the […]
Community rallies to fund headstone for Evelyn Mount
Since our reporting last week about Evelyn Mount's grandson raising money to buy the northern Nevada philanthropist a headstone, the community has shown an outpouring of support. Mount passed away at the age of 96 in 2022, without a headstone for her grave. For years, in the headstone's place, there...
2 Sun Valley residents indicted on 69 charges in alleged Medicaid scheme, attorney general...
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - On Thursday, April 23, a grand jury indicted Lawrence Carter, 55, and Leasa Carter, 61, of Sun Valley, on 69 felony charges of Medicaid fraud, racketeering, racketeering conspiracy, perjury, theft, identity theft of older persons, and identity theft of five or more persons, according to a news release from Nevada Attorney General Aaron D. Ford’s office.
What Most Nevada Residents Don’t Realize About Silverfish Inside Their Homes
In Nevada homes, especially in places where dry desert air dominates the outdoors, the appearance of a moisture-loving insect can feel confusing at first. Silverfish are quiet, fast-moving, and rarely seen unless conditions are just right. Many residents assume that such insects would struggle in an arid state, yet silverfish continue to thrive inside homes across Las Vegas, Reno, and smaller desert...
Mathews Elementary School Students Show off Birdhouse Project
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) -Students at Mathews Elementary School have a reason to look up! The birdhouses they made are now on display at Teglia’s Paradise Park. The park is just a short walk from their school. On Wednesday, as part of their observance of Earth Day, students and their families got to walk to school while checking out the birdhouses that are now hung...
Face Time: Reno Tahoe Dermatology demonstrates new Korean skin care technology
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Korean skin care products and technology are all the rage in the beauty industry, but with stricter FDA laws in place in the U.S., bringing the technology to the states is a slower process. So when a product like Density gets approved for use in the U.S. and makes its way to a local, Northern Nevada dermatologist clinic like Reno Tahoe...
Galena’s Dixon, Nevada’s fastest sprinter, credits attention to detail
The fastest girls sprinter in Nevada got that way by being rigorous in her attention to the details, consistent in her training, and by cutting sugar from her diet. Galena senior Alyssa Dixon has posted the fastest time in the 100-meter race in Nevada for high school girls, an 11.57 second mark she ran on March 21 at Bishop Manogue. Dixon also has...
