2026 Reno-Tahoe Area Plant & Seedling Sales
Spring seed and plant sales across the Reno-Tahoe region offer all you need to bring your home garden to life over the summer months. Starting with locally grown seedlings and plants gives you a strong, healthy foundation for your home garden, whether you are growing herbs, vegetables, produce, fruit or flowers.
Bulldozers and Beer kickoff launches hands on Dozers and Dirt tradition
The sound of heavy equipment and the promise of a family-friendly tradition will take center stage in Reno next month. The Northern Nevada Children’s Cancer Foundation is hosting Bulldozers and Beer, a kickoff event for its annual Dozers and Dirt celebration, on Thursday, April 16, at South 40 in Reno.
Lithium Batteries disposed in garbage cans pose fire risk
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Nick Allan has been a residential recycle driver for Waste Management for the past ten years. Two months ago, he checked the camera in his rig and noticed smoke was coming out of the hopper located in the back of his truck. He compacted the material...
Day Light Saving affects traffic safety
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) -By Sunday, March 8, 2026, most of our clocks will be set ahead one hour. For those who have forgotten—well, that alone can set someone up for a traffic accident. “Are you running late because you didn’t accommodate for that time?” says Chief Kathryn Nance with...
Eat and Drink Local Guide
Relish this carefully curated list of delicious local food and drink in Reno and throughout the region. Edible Reno-Tahoe’s team of culinary experts is proud to present this offering of Food and Drink in Reno, Lake Tahoe, Truckee, Northern Nevada, Northern California, and beyond. Foodies and beverage enthusiasts...
USPS seeks to hire rural carriers at Carson City event
The United States Postal Service is planning a hiring event in Carson City later this month, aimed at filling rural mail delivery positions that serve parts of Northern Nevada. The event is scheduled for Wednesday, March 25, from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the EmployNV Business Hub, located at...
Party Like It’s 1927
Idlewild Park hosted the Transcontinental Highways Exposition. Magic descends on Reno’s Idlewild Park, especially on summer nights. It’s lit by the diverse vendors at Food Truck Fridays, and on other nights, the park may host the Reno Night Market or Western Lights Festival. Daytime brings farmers’ markets and the...
10,000+ acres of Washoe homelands returned
The Feather River Land Trust announces that its partner in conservation, the Waší·šiw Land Trust, has completed the acquisition of 10,274 acres of Washoe homelands near Loyalton, now named the WélmeltiɁ Preserve. The purchase was finalized in early February. This project is the culmination...
The Birdman and Sheeba educate community about wildlife conservation at Nevada Premier Sportsman Expo
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - The Nevada Premier Sportsman Expo returns to the Reno-Sparks Convention Center Friday-Sunday, March 6-8. To help promote the event and wildlife conservation and education, Joe “The Birdman” Krathwohl and his Tanzanian Bateleur eagle, Sheeba, stopped by Morning Break. She is one of just 20 eagles...
Nevada Department of Transportation hiring Summer interns
The Nevada Department of Transportation is now accepting applications for paid summer internships. They're looking to fill nearly 40 positions in Reno, Carson City, Elko, Winnemucca and Las Vegas. The internships run from May through August and pay up to $24 an hour. NDOT says their internship program allows...
