The Reno-Sparks Indian Colony is the new owner of 21 square miles of land west of Spanish Springs and north of Sun Valley.

Lyon County sheriff's deputies unsuccessfully tried to get a man to come out of his Dayton home for hours Friday night.

Lane and roadway shoulder closures will be in place starting tomorrow on I-80.

The Reno Police Department will begin accepting applications for the position of Police Recruit.

The tentative budget for the Washoe County School District was presented to the Board of Trustees this week.

The Reno Aces dropped their home season opener 10-5 against the El Paso Chihuahuas, yesterday.

Congressman Mark Amodei and Senator Dean Heller say they will host a town hall meeting on health care and immigration in Reno on Monday, April 17th from 9:00 A.M. – 11:00 A.M. at the Reno-Sparks Convention Center, Room C1, located at 4590 S. Virginia Street. Heller says: “As the debate about how to best address our health care and immigration systems moves forward, this town hall meeting is an opportunity to gather important feedback from Nevadans to bring back to Washington."

Lyon County sheriff's deputies unsuccessfully tried to get a man to come out of his Dayton home for hours Friday night, but were able to arrest him without incident about 6:30am Saturday morning. Residents reported that Ryan Cunningham, who was heavily intoxicated, threatened to kill himself and others in the 100 block of Fireman Row. Deputies surrounded the residence, but backed off and Cunningham finally gave himself up and came out of his house unarmed. He was booked for assault with a deadly weapon with a domestic enhancement.

Congressman Mark Amodei and Senator Dean Heller say they will host a town hall meeting on health care and immigration in Reno on Monday, April 17th from 9:00 A.M. – 11:00 A.M. at the Reno-Sparks Convention Center, Room C1, located at 4590 S. Virginia Street. Heller says: “As the debate about how to best address our health care and immigration systems moves forward, this town hall meeting is an opportunity to gather important feedback from Nevadans to bring back to Washington."

One of northeast Reno's main attractions for kids will take the year off for some unplanned repairs