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Reno police are searching for a missing elderly man in his late 70s after he went unaccounted for this week, while the city council debates new regulations for data centers amid tech industry expansion. Local high school students are set to premiere their film *A15* at a Reno theater, exploring modern teenage life through social media and smartphone culture.
Reno's police department transitions leadership with acting chief Corey Solferino taking over after Chief Paul Nance's resignation, amid efforts to rebuild community trust. The city also announces a new downtown affordable housing complex with 150 units set to begin construction this summer.
Reno's iconic Arch will glow blue tonight in tribute to fallen law enforcement officers during a downtown ceremony. A new report also highlights Reno and Las Vegas as two of the fastest-warming cities in the nation, raising concerns about infrastructure and public health.
Reno gas prices dropped one cent today, easing cost-of-living pressures, while a 4.1 magnitude earthquake near Yerington raised seismic awareness. A Reno man acquitted of police charges filed a federal lawsuit over alleged excessive force, sparking debates on law enforcement accountability.
Reno's gas prices dropped a penny today, with meteorologists warning of record-breaking heat for Mother’s Day, potentially exceeding 90 degrees. The Washoe County School District faces scrutiny over its covenant with WC-1, as officials urge residents to prepare for possible weather shifts.
Reno's Local Wire update covers a highway crash on I-580 with a driver injured, a proposed parks district facing funding and bureaucratic challenges, and events honoring local heroes like Reno's mothers and Jean Brandt. The episode also includes Reno's weather forecast for May 9, 2026.
Reno police are investigating a bank robbery downtown and have arrested a suspect linked to the incident, raising concerns about safety in the area. A local educator purchased a preschool for $2.33 million to secure a long-standing early education program, while Reno’s cultural scene kicks off with events by the Reno Pops Orchestra, Community Health Alliance, and OLLI.
Reno's episode covers a west Reno rollover crash leaving one hospitalized, the city council reviewing the 2027 budget with infrastructure and public safety funding, and criticism of the Lear Theater's limited public input for new tenants.
Reno's morning news covers a car crash near a doctor’s office, growing earthquake risks in Nevada, and federal marijuana policy changes impacting local research. The episode also touches on Washoe County’s air quality issues and weather updates.
Reno's morning update covers a natural gas fire in southwest Reno, a two-vehicle crash on I-580, and Spirit Airlines' closure impacting northern Nevada travelers. The episode also highlights Mother’s Day events and Nevada's film heritage with local historian Kristin McFarlane.