Slaughterhouse Returns to Greater Nevada Field! All New Added Attraction the Terror Train Ride! Listen to Reno’s Morning News and Dan Mason in the coming weeks for your chance to win free tickets! The 2017 Slaughterhouse, Reno’s largest Haunted Attraction, is back and better than ever for the 12th straight year, with a newly added…… MORE
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DogFest Walk ‘N Roll Reno!
DogFest Walk ‘n Roll Reno! DogFest Walk ‘N Roll Reno is coming to Rancho San Rafael Regional Park on Saturday, September 23rd 9AM – Noon! Co-hosted by Canine Companions for Independence and the University of Nevada, Reno’s Center for Student Engagement, this family- and dog-friendly event is both a fundraiser for Canine Companions and an…… MORE
Reno Tahoe Film Festival Returns
The Reno Tahoe International Film Festival will be celebrating filmmakers, selected out of over 500 submissions from 43 countries. For four days, the festival will present 56 films from both up-and-coming filmmakers and seasoned directors, all of them bringing an exciting mix of features, documentaries and short films to see. More than 58 filmmakers and…… MORE
Residential Solar is Becoming Affordable Again in Nevada
New laws have made residential solar affordable again, and the industry is booming in northern Nevada. Reno-based Sunworks has seen a big boost in business and the company would like to hire more than two dozen people by the end of the year. And if you’re thinking about installing solar, Sunworks’ Casey Coffman tells KOLO-8…… MORE
2017 National Championship Air Races and Air Show!
The National Championship Air Races is the last event of its kind, carrying on the tradition of the Cleveland Air Races of the 1920s, 30s and 40s. In 1964, Bill Stead organized an air race near Reno, Nevada, and the Reno National Championship Air Races were born. The event that Bill Stead started in…… MORE
Officer Stabbing Leads To Shooting At Carson Nugget
(KOH) – A Carson City Sheriff’s Office deputy was stabbed in the forehead Friday at the Carson Nugget. The incident happened just after 6pm when the deputy and two security guards noticed a man acting strangely in the loading area. The deputy and the suspect got into a scuffle and the deputy shot the suspect. Both…… MORE
Fire Near Quincy Sends Smoke Into Reno
The Minerva Fire, the latest to send smoke into Northern Nevada, has burned 1,000 acres since starting the morning of July 29th. The fire was 10% contained as of Monday morning, according to the US Forest Service. Air support is helping fire crews battling the Minerva Fire, southwest of Quincy. There are no evacuations and…… MORE
Juvenile Killers Winning Release From Prison
Five Nevada juveniles who were sentenced for murder have been released since lawmakers ended “Life without parole,” for juvenile offenders. The change covers those who’ve served 20 years for their crimes, but weren’t convicted of more that one homicide. The Nevada law has made 24 offenders eligible to have their sentences reviewed and 19 remain…… MORE
Washoe County Mosquito Collections Test Positive For West Nile Virus
Seven more mosquito collections have tested positive for West Nile Virus in Washoe County, which brings the total number of positives to eight. The report of more positive west nile collections comes a day after the County Commission approved an additional $534,835 from the General Fund Contingency to cover mosquito spraying expenses related to flooded…… MORE
District Judge Denies Request to Halt Restocking of Marijuana Dispensaries
A Carson City District judge has denied a request from a group of alcohol distributors, to block the emergency regulations from the Taxation Division, that allow the state to license some retailers to transport pot from growers to storefronts. State regulators approved the emergency regulations to keep retailers from running out of stock. Judge James…… MORE
