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Nicholas Lisle, a Sparks man, was sentenced to up to 72 months in prison for child exploitation crimes. He was found guilty of possessing child pornography and committing lewd acts in front of a minor. The case began when a USB drive containing suspected child pornography was found at Baldinis Casino in Sparks. Lisle was later identified as the owner of the drive and was arrested after a raid on his home. He will also face fin...

Nosebone, a new indie-rock trio from Reno, features members of the long-running punk band The Shames. Their music, like Twenty-Eight Days and Brain-Dead, blends punk roots with polished sound and diverse influences. After supporting Eddie and the Subtitles, they debuted at a rock festival in Blairsden. With twenty-one years of chemistry, theyre set to perform at Friends of P this May 30th at Shim’s Surplus Speakeasy, with a se...

Zarek Jones, 22, faces DUI and reckless driving charges after crashing his pickup truck into a vacant building in Sparks, Nevada. The incident, which occurred on May 8th, highlights the dangers of drinking and driving. Jones was the only occupant in the vehicle and was transported to the hospital for treatment. The building sustained significant damage, but no injuries were reported. Authorities are investigating the cause of ...

Two drunk men in Sparks, Nevada, fired guns near homes early May 9th, causing potential chaos. No injuries reported, but both men were arrested and charged with reckless behavior. Sparks PD warns against mixing guns and alcohol, especially in residential areas.

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On May 9, 1868, Reno emerged as a bustling town after a swift name change from Argenta, following a land auction that drew over a thousand speculators. The towns rapid growth was sparked by the Central Pacific Railroads decision to build a depot, leading to the establishment of a post office, newspaper, and eventually, the county seat. This podcast episode explores the fascinating story of Renos railroad roots and its transfor...

Reno police conduct sting operation, targeting men seeking prostitution, reducing demand for human trafficking. Seven men cited, two arrested on warrants and vehicle issues. Collaborative effort by local law enforcement, tips encouraged.

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May is Bike Month in Reno, with RTC encouraging smarter commuting via biking, buses, or carpools. The Smart Trips app helps track rides, connect with others, and find biking buddies. Perks include reduced traffic, cleaner air, and cost savings. RTCs vans carry up to fifteen people, turning group commutes into a money-saver. Upgrade bike lanes in road projects and join the shift for reduced congestion and emissions.

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Nevada Wolf Pack softball team dominates Mountain West Championship, scoring 37 runs in three games, securing a spot in Championship Saturday. Talia Tretton and Hailey McLean lead the charge, with Tretton hitting a three-run homer and McLean striking out 13. The team is energized by the home crowd and coach Victoria Hayward, preparing for Saturdays opponent and aiming for their first NCAA Tournament berth since 2009.

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North Valleys High School in Washoe County went into lockdown yesterday due to a disturbance involving four juveniles. Reports of a weapon led to a full lockdown, with no injuries reported. One juvenile was taken into custody on a trespassing charge. The investigation is ongoing.

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Titus Canyon Road in Death Valley National Park reopened after flood repairs, offering adventure seekers a scenic drive with stunning views, ancient petroglyphs, and a narrow slot canyon. However, the road will close again in October for further upgrades to combat future flash floods. Dont miss out on this wild Death Valley experience before it closes for improvements.

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REMSA Health warns of heat and water safety as Reno temperatures soar. Key threats include heat cramps, exhaustion, and stroke. Protect children from hot cars and stay hydrated with water-rich fruits. On rivers, wear life jackets, avoid alcohol, and stay smart to keep fun safe.

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