Firefighters are claiming 20% containment on the 60-acre Whites Fire burning near the Mount Rose Highway in south Reno. At this time, there is little threat to structures in the Logan Meadows area but structure protection is in place in case conditions change.

The Whites Fire burning near the Mt Rose Highway across the road from Montreaux and the Galena Creek Visitors Center is now 20% contained. US Forest Service officials say the fire is no longer a major threat to homes in the area, but structure protection will remain in place in case conditions change. Erica Hupp with Humbolt-Toiyabe National Forest spoke to our news partner KOLO 8

Firefighters are claiming 20% containment on the 60-acre Whites Fire burning near the Mount Rose Highway in south Reno. At this time, there is little threat to structures in the Logan Meadows area but structure protection is in place in case conditions change..

The Whites Fire burning near the Mt Rose Highway across the road from Montreaux and the Galena Creek Visitors Center is now 20% contained. US Forest Service officials say the fire is no longer a major threat to homes in the area, but structure protection will remain in place in case conditions change. Erica Hupp with Humbolt-Toiyabe National Forest spoke to our news partner KOLO 8

Firefighters are claiming 20% containment on the 60-acre Whites Fire burning near the Mount Rose Highway in south Reno. At this time, there is little threat to structures in the Logan Meadows area but structure protection is in place in case conditions change.

The Whites Fire burning near the Mt Rose Highway across the road from Montreaux and the Galena Creek Visitors Center is now 20% contained. US Forest Service officials say the fire is no longer a major threat to homes in the area, but structure protection will remain in place in case conditions change. Erica Hupp with Humbolt-Toiyabe National Forest spoke to our news partner KOLO 8

The homeless career criminal who held up a Reno Bank with a steakknife, and told police he did it because he wanted to get off the streets and back into prison got his wish, and then some.

The man accused of firing shots into the home of Carson City Judge John Tatro, and later attempting to firebomb his residence, has been sentenced to prison following his conviction on felony weapons charges from 2011.