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Reno Police say missing woman found
Reno Police say Elsa Pahule has been found. No other information was released. Reno Police are asking for the public's help finding a missing elderly woman. She was last seen on Friday walking westbound on 2nd Street from N. Virginia St. According to police, Elsa Pahule is not local and...
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Storm gate is open, this is just the beginning
A strong storm is moving through the region Friday afternoon through early Saturday morning, with another storm moving through late Sunday into Monday and then again Wednesday and Thursday. Colder air is moving in and setting the stage for more winter like weather to move in next week. It will...
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City of Reno weighs changes to alcohol regulations
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - The City of Reno is weighing changes to municipal codes regulating alcohol. They say the proposed amendments to current codes involve reorganizing, modernizing, and streamlining the city’s alcohol regulations to make them clearer, more consistent and easier to understand and enforce. The city will consider...
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Ford announces Sisolak, Reno City Councilmember as transition chairs
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Nevada Governor-elect Aaron Ford is announcing members of his transition chairs as he prepares to take office. Reno City Councilmember Miguel Martinez will serve as one of two Vice Chairs for Ford’s transition team. Martinez represents Ward 3 and was appointed to his role in...
Reno-Gazette Journal
The fix is in to bury a Midtown neighborhood | Opinion
I am a native Renoite and have lived in the same house on Arlington Avenue for almost 45 years. I had always thought the City, its Master Plan, codes, staff and procedures were set up to protect the quality of its citizens' lives. How wrong was I? For those who aren't aware, the City, through its Housing Authority (RHA), is planning to inundate an old-time Midtown neighborhood with a huge out-of-control project. Specifically, RHA wants to build a 40,000 square-foot, 66-bedroom apartment complex on the block immediately north of the historic Mount Rose School, just off Arlington and Reno Avenue (formerly Holy Child Day Home). More: Rents at proposed affordable apartments in Reno to start at $650 The massive 40,000-square-foot project will dwarf everything else near it. For comparison, Mount Rose School is only 8,000 square feet. The proposed buildings are massive and will be almost a block long. The closest multifamily structure of similar size, other than the downtown high-rises, is 2-plus miles away, by Virginia Lake. RHA's project will shade everything in the neighborhood, and dramatically increase neighborhood density. While moving low-income families into better neighborhoods is a laudable idea, the goal is to lift them up, not
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Missing since 1983 from Lemmon Valley, Nevada: Anthony Franko was only 10 when he disappeared
Anthony Bernard Franko has been missing from Reno, Nevada (Washoe County), since May 9, 1983, according to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC). Other sources indicate Anthony went missing from Lemmon Valley, a northern suburb of Reno.
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Reno police arrest woman on suspicion of attempted murder in taxi stabbing case
A woman has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after allegedly stabbing a taxi driver multiple times near Clear Acre Lane and U.S. 395 in Reno on Friday night. According to the Reno Police Department, officers responded around 7:45 p.m. to a report of a woman lying in the roadway.
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Bishop Manogue head football coach Ernie Howren talks regional final win
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - The Bishop Manogue Miners are heading back to the 5A state championship game after defeating Spanish Springs 48-22 in the 5A North regional championship. Hear from Ernie Howren after the game on tonight’s Sports Caravan.
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Reno-Sparks was perfect when you arrived. Then everyone else showed up
Everyone knows that Reno-Sparks reached the perfect number of people the day you arrived. Not a hypothetical "you." I'm writing about you, specifically — the person reading these words. We all talked about it, and everyone agrees this place was perfect the day that you, personally, arrived via birth and/or U-Haul. When you arrived, this place was undergoing a period of vital growth and unbounded opportunity, and everything that has happened since then has been unmitigated sprawl and out-of-control chaos. Sad, really! Someone really ought to do something about this. Still, it's tough to be anti-growth. Cities, much like sharks and members of the Rolling Stones, wither and die if they're not in constant motion. For example, did you know that Goldfield, current population 225, was once the largest city in Nevada, with 100 times the number of residents? I bet there were a handful of Goldfieldians in 1906 petitioning to block new developments. (If so, mission accomplished.) Like sellout crowds, except all the fans are staying forever By 2044, Reno-Sparks is projected to add another 90,000 residents , for a total of more than 600,000. That's not all new arrivals to be annoyed with, of course; the maternity wards