1 hr ago | Reno Gazette-Journal
5 hrs ago | KTVN Reno
Reno Rodeo Parade Scheduled for 10am Saturday
On Saturday, downtown Reno will be filled with horseback riders, floats, drill teams, families, and participants celebrating the Wildest, Richest, Rodeo in the West during the 2013 Reno Rodeo Parade.
6 hrs ago | Reno Gazette-Journal
Natural Paws to donate percentage of sales to Incline pet rescue
Natural Paws will be donating a percentage of June sales to Pet Network Humane Society in Incline Village.
11 hrs ago | Big News Network.com
Sportsmanship makes for special bond on Reno track
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15 hrs ago | Reno Gazette-Journal
Reno Rodeo: For teen roper T.J. McCauley, this year counts
Three months ago, T.J. McCauley was on the basketball court at Spanish Springs High School, earning first-team all-division honors.
17 hrs ago | KOLO-TV Reno
New Sewer Pipes Constructed in Place
It will save more than 16 million dollars. That's what Reno city officials say about a project currently underway to replace a sewer-main in East Reno.
Biggest Little City Movement Gets Big Check
The Biggest Little City campaign was launched 10 days ago by a coalition of local business and creative types frustrated by the way our town is often depicted in the national media.
Past, present city councilors mull Reno mayor bids
A number of past and present members of the Reno City Council are considering running for mayor next year when Bob Cashell is forced to step down because of term limits.
Herd of Cattle Heads to Reno for Annual Rodeo
The cattle drive is the annual kickoff to the Reno Rodeo. Organizers say more than 50 people are taking part this year.
Opening statements this morning in trial of suspected serial killer from Reno
Opening statements are Monday in the trial of a 79-year-old man charged with the decades-old killing of four women in Northern California who had matching initials.
Small brush fire in southwest Reno apparently caused by power line; no outages reported
An NV Energy crew will replacing the lightning arrestor and other equipment on the pole that was damaged, NV Energy spokesman Karl Walquist said.
City of Reno Provides Free Meals to Youth with Summer Food Program
The City of Reno has partnered with the U.S. Department of Agriculture in the effort to keep children eating healthy while school is out for the summer.
USDA Fines University After Death of Three Sheep
The University of Nevada has paid a nearly $7,500 fine for the death of three sheep at UNR's Main Station Field Laboratory in Reno.
Rodeo cattle drive's Reno route changes
The cattle drive for the Reno Rodeo is in progress and hundreds of wranglers are steering cattle from Doyle, Calif., to Reno for the annual rodeo on Thursday.
Annual event adds paper plane 'flyover' to benefit Veterans Guest House in Reno
Poker is pure Nevada. Combine it with motorcycles, add some classic cars, and for many people you've created the perfect triad.
Report Published: "Argonaut Gold Inc. (AR) - Financial and Strategic SWOT Analysis Review"
Financial and Strategic SWOT Analysis Review provides you an in-depth strategic SWOT analysis of the company's businesses and operations.
Guy Rocha: Was Sen. Pittman really put on ice?
U.S. Sen. Key Pittman died on Nov. 10, 1940, only five days after handily winning re-election.
Cuddleworks brings new life to Fourth Street
Running through 13 states, including Nevada, the Lincoln Highway brought motorists through hundreds of towns and cities, earning the nickname "The Main Street Across America."
Minivan crashes into Reno building this morning; police still trying to figure out what happened
A minivan crashed through the front doors of an office building at 2470 Wrondel Way on Sunday in Reno.
Mound House native wins Miss Nevada; Reno teen wins Miss Nevada Teen
Mound House native Diana Sweeney was named Miss Nevada 2013 on Saturday night at the Texas Station in North Las Vegas.