Former Department of the Army employee pleads guilty to improper use of credit card
SPARKS, Nev. (KOLO) - A former employee with the U.S. Department of the Army and resident of Sparks has pleaded guilty to charges of improperly using his government credit card for personal purchases. The DOJ says Tamilo Pale Fe’a used the card to make nearly $2,800 worth of purchases for...
Rainfall totals so far and watching the remnants of Hurricane Polo
Heavy rain is only a state away from Nevada as the remnants of Hurricane Polo are expected to move into the desert southwest this week. An area of low pressure is also headed towards Las Vegas Monday, keeping a lot of the rain east of Reno. With that being said,...
The 1701 Group celebrates new philanthropic support center, expanded thrift store
A much-needed addition has been completed at one of Reno's most popular thrift shops. Right behind The 1701 Group's store on Vassar Street stands the new Philanthropic Support Center. The nonprofit celebrated the expansion with an open house on Saturday. The 6,400-square-foot site will house its programs, like Clothes
Cutler will not lead NIAA; sides cite contractual disagreement
Todd Cutler will not be taking over as NIAA executive director. The two sides could not come to an agreement on a contract, according to the Reno Gazette Journal. The announcement comes roughly 30 hours after Cutler was selected as the NIAA’s newest executive director at Wednesday’s Board of Control meeting, by a 7-5 d
October arrives with Dragon Lights, OffBeat and haunted fun
As October arrives, so do some of the region's most anticipated annual events. Dragon Lights Reno returns to Rancho San Rafael Park with massive illuminated displays inspired by wildlife, dinosaurs and cultures from around the world, while the OffBeat Music Festival once again transforms Reno's 4th Street corridor into
Who Really Speaks for Incline Village? IVGID, Public Comment and the Voices We Don’t...
I spend a lot of time watching IVGID Board of Trustees meetings. More time than I probably care to admit. I started watching because I live here and I want to understand what is happening in our community. I want to know where our money is going, what projects are moving forward, what isn’t getting done and why, and wh
Mild conditions, scattered showers expected Monday in northern Nevada
We're set to have a sunny but mild start to the week in the Sierra. Monday will be your coolest day of the week, with a high of 72 degrees here in Reno. Overnight showers across the Sierra should linger into the late morning, but they should clear up in Reno come the afternoon. Around 9000 feet, we could see some snow
Reno family says son with brain injury was discharged to shelter despite care needs
RENO, Nev. (News 4 & Fox 11) — A Reno family says its 38-year-old son, who has permanent brain damage and uses a wheelchair, was discharged from a local hospital and later found sick and in dangerous condition after going missing. Janet and Steve Robertson say their son, who...
JRBAF Acquires Land for New Sierra Nevada Backcountry Airstrip
Foundation launches $200K capital campaign to develop Meadow View Peak into a public aviation destination.
Reno police expanding traffic presence with new community location
RENO, Nev. (News 4 & Fox 11) — The Reno Police Department (RPD) is preparing to move its traffic division away from downtown and into an existing location closer to the community. RPD says traffic was one of the areas it identified for additional focus. The department recently designated...

















