Just Between Friends Reno consignment sale continues grow and make a difference in the...
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Kendra Klint, the owner of Just Between Friends Reno came by Morning Break to talk about the biannual event. It returns March 5-8 at the Reno-Sparks Convention Center. There are now over 300 local families selling their gently used children’s and maternity items at 50-90% off...
A Heart of Mexico in Incline Village Keeps Growing
What’s it like running a store in Incline Village? Our #workersofreno #entrepreneursofreno series this week goes further afield into nearby areas. Corazón de México has been a staple there, supporting the growing Hispanic community for 17 years and counting. Marisol Paz, the owner of this corner market,...
Dave & Cheryl Duffield Foundation Provides $1.9M Grant for Yes to Care Program, a...
Open Door Veterinary Collective has announced a $1.9 Million grant from the Dave & Cheryl Duffield Foundation, a private charitable foundation based in Incline Village, Nevada, to develop and implement the Yes to Care program. This three-year unique collaborative pilot program will provide solutions for veterinary...
State fire marshal, Sparks councilman Joe Rodriguez charged with DUI
Joe Rodriguez, a top official in Nevada’s Office of Public Safety and a Sparks city councilman, was arrested early Saturday, Feb. 21 on misdemeanor DUI charges. Rodriguez was named state fire marshal in September 2025 after joining the agency in 2016. The Washoe County Sheriff’s Office arrested Rodriguez and he was...
Sparks council approves 3-year gunshot detection contract, Rodriguez votes virtually
SPARKS, Nev. (News 4 & Fox 11) — The Sparks City Council on Monday unanimously approved a new 3-year contract with SoundThinking Inc., formerly known as ShotSpotter, for gunshot detection services in the Rail City. Under the agreement, the company's system will continue to alert police officers to the...
Watching poor drainage areas as heavy rain falls in the Sierra on Tuesday
An atmospheric river will bring heavy rain to the Sierra on Tuesday, leading to ponding on roadways and some flooding around poor drainage areas. The valley will see more wind than rain.
Viral Image of Students Holding “Borgs” That Spell Racial Slur Under Review by UNR
A photo and video circulating on social media appear to show two University of Nevada, Reno students holding “borgs” that, when held next to each other, spell out the n-word. “Borgs” are gallon jugs filled with a mix of alcohol, water, juice and often electrolytes. The...
Quirky Oregon boba franchise opening first Reno-Sparks store
A boba franchise with Oregon roots is opening its first location in the Reno-Sparks area. TeaCupFuls Boba Tea is holding a grand opening at 11 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 28 at the Outlets at Legends in Sparks, the franchise’s newest store. Founded in 2017 in Bend, Oregon, TeaCupFuls leans into the quirky eccentricity of...
Nevada National Guard Response Force grows to 400 members
CARSON CITY, Nev. (KOLO) - It is a statewide effort in response to a federal directive. “The great thing about the National Guard is these are all Nevadans in there, and they all want to help Nevada,” says Col. Kyle Cerfolio of the Nevada National Guard. The Guard operates...
Atmospheric river to bring rain, wind, possible flooding to Reno-Tahoe
An atmospheric river is set to move into Northern Nevada and the eastern Sierra late Monday night, bringing another round of rain, very high-elevation snow and gusty winds to the Reno-Tahoe region through midweek. The system follows last week’s powerful Sierra snowstorm that delivered heavy snowfall, heightened...

















