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After 12 years as Reno mayor, Hillary Schieve reflects on wins and work left unfinished
RENO, Nev. (News 4 & Fox 11) — As Hillary Schieve walks along the Truckee River, she talks about the trees, the widened path and the work Reno has done to make the corridor more accessible to people walking, biking and running. It is one of the places she wants residents and visitors to experience for themselves — and one of the accomplishments she says reflects what she loves about Reno: its natural beauty and the chance to enjoy it close to home.
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VOTERS DECIDE: Election Night Update (4:56 p.m.)
Jaden Urban is reporting live at the South Valley Library, while Alin Beane is reporting from the Reno-Sparks Convention Center. Both locations are seeing long lines with just two hours left until the polls close.
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Liberty Dogs™ Hosts Inaugural Graduation Ceremony
The Reno-based nonprofit celebrates four U.S. Veteran and Service Dog teams beginning their lives together. Nov. 2, 2026 (RENO, Nev.) – Liberty Dogs™, a national Veteran Service Dog training and placement program dedicated to serving U.S. military Veterans living with PTSD, hosted its inaugural graduation ceremony on Friday, Oct. 30, 2026 for its first class: four U.S. Veterans from the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines, each paired with a purpose-bred Service Dog. Additional classes will follow as Liberty Dogs works to pair more Veterans with Service Dogs each year.
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Vitalant urges northern Nevada residents to donate blood ahead of the holidays
As the holiday season approaches, Vitalant is encouraging eligible donors in Northern Nevada to give blood to help maintain the blood supply. Anyone who donates blood through Vitalant in November will be entered for a chance to win one of three $10,000 prepaid gift cards for a shopping spree through the organization's Donor Rewards program.
KOLO TV Reno
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Thousands of trick-or-treaters flock to Sparks neighborhood
The wet weather Saturday night did little to dampen the spirits of trick-or-treaters in Sparks. One neighborhood in particular brought thousands to the area, as it has for the past several years. Thousands of dollars have gone into prepping the multitude of decked-out homes near Reed High School, just off...
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Tahoe Daily Tribune
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Daylight saving time comes to an end, reigniting the debate over clock changes
Two things always fall this time of year: warm colored leaves fall from the trees, and the clocks fall back one hour. The clocks are coming off the wall, and the debate reignites once again about time changes. “I would so much rather have just one time,” says Jarod Duffy,...
Reno-Gazette Journal
Old signs glow again as Light Circus Nevada Neon Museum opens in Reno
The neon signs shone in a rainbow of colors inside the National Bowling Stadium in downtown Reno, their bright glow a technicolor display of Nevada history. In the middle of the new Light Circus Nevada Neon Museum, two iconic cowboy signs once separated by hundreds of miles — the Mapes Hotel “M” and The Pioneer Club’s Vegas Vic — stood side by side. Just a few feet away, Bucky Buckaroo from Reno's former Nevada Club sported a mischievous smile. Bucky’s grin perfectly captured what was going through Reno native Will Durham’s mind as he recalled the quarter-century journey that led to his unlikely collection of Silver State memorabilia. “When I was first doing this, people would ask, ‘Why are you doing this?,’” the museum's executive director recounted. “I said, ‘I don’t know, maybe it’s a really bad idea.’” That “bad idea” has since turned into an electric collection of 50 iconic signs from across the state, from the iconic Tropicana Las Vegas to Reno coffee shop and college hangout Deux Gros Nez. The signs bring back memories for the people who grew up with them and the bygone institutions they once illuminated. “This stuff means something,” Durham said. “When people
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Nevada Locals Grab Wings Under Western Memorabilia At A Reno Saloon Dating To 1922
Some Reno hangouts come and go in a few seasons, but one spot near the University of Nevada has been feeding hungry locals since 1922. Its ceiling is loaded with old Western relics, its booths fill up on game nights, and a single bucket of wings can feed a whole family.
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West Fourth Street Project
The West Fourth Street Safety Project is bringing roundabouts, multiuse paths and other roadway changes to a Reno corridor. RTC project manager Scott Gibson joined ARC Reno to discuss the work and what drivers should know. The project includes roundabouts at Stoker Avenue and Summit Ridge Drive, along with lane reductions. The project website lists November as the expected completion period, depending on weather and temperatures.