KOH Special News Reports

Reno Police say a warrant has been issued for a suspect in a case of extreme vandalism at Traner Pool. It happened March 16th, and caused thousands of dollars in damage.

Through the course of the investigation, detectives reviewed security surveillance and received numerous tips that identified the primary suspect as 40-year-old Gonzolo Escabar.

The case was submitted to the Washoe County District Attorney’s Office, which has issued a warrant for Escabar’s arrest for Burglary and Felony Destruction of Property. Police say Escobar knows he is wanted, and is believed to still be in Northern Nevada....

A wildfire in the area of Chris Flat, northeast of Bridgeport, has burned 370 acres of heavy timber. It started with a car crash and fire. Due to both ground and air firefighting operations and rolling rocks, highway 395 remains closed both northbound and southbound from Bridgeport, California, to the Nevada State Line. Access to California State Route 108 is available for Northbound Highway 395 travelers, as well as access to Walker, California, for Southbound Highway 395 travelers. Large trucks will not have access and must use detours.....

The first big fall weather pattern is on the way to the Sierra, Lake Tahoe basin and the Truckee Meadows, Wednesday into Thursday. This storm will bring the highest wind speeds we've seen since last winter, but because of it's sub-tropical nature, amounts and snow levels are hard to determine says Scott McGuire with the National Weather Service Reno.

A windy, sub-tropical storm is expected to hit our region this Wednesday through Thursday afternoon, but because it's a warm system, snow levels should stay around 8500 feet, with only a few inches of snow predicted for the Tahoe basin. Scott McGuire with the National Weather Service Reno says you can hold off, for now, on those sand bags.

The first big fall weather pattern is on the way to the Sierra, Lake Tahoe basin and the Truckee Meadows, Wednesday into Thursday. This storm will bring the highest wind speeds we've seen since last winter, but because of it's sub-tropical nature, amounts and snow levels are hard to determine says Scott McGuire with the National Weather Service Reno.

A windy, sub-tropical storm is expected to hit our region this Wednesday through Thursday afternoon, but because it's a warm system, snow levels should stay around 8500 feet, with only a few inches of snow predicted for the Tahoe basin. Scott McGuire with the National Weather Service Reno says you can hold off, for now, on those sand bags.

The first big fall weather pattern is on the way to the Sierra, Lake Tahoe basin and the Truckee Meadows, Wednesday into Thursday. This storm will bring the highest wind speeds we've seen since last winter, but because of it's sub-tropical nature, amounts and snow levels are hard to determine says Scott McGuire with the National Weather Service Reno.

A windy, sub-tropical storm is expected to hit our region this Wednesday through Thursday afternoon, but because it's a warm system, snow levels should stay around 8500 feet, with only a few inches of snow predicted for the Tahoe basin. Scott McGuire with the National Weather Service Reno says you can hold off, for now, on those sand bags.

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THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE RENO IS ADVISING TRAVELERS TONIGHT TO EXPECT TRAFFIC SLOWDOWNS OVER THE SUMMIT, AS A WINTER STORM IS ENTERING THE REGION TOMORROW THROUGH THURSDAY.

The first big fall weather pattern is on the way to the Sierra, Lake Tahoe basin and the Truckee Meadows, starting tomorrow into Thursday.