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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Reno News Today delivers daily coverage of everything happening in Reno with fast, focused updates on local news, government, business, public safety, weather, and the stories shaping the community. From regional growth to local developments, the show keeps you informed on what matters most across Reno. Each short episode highlights what matters most—including key updates, local trends, and stories shaping the city—produced by AI for speed, consistency, and clarity. Part of The Daily News Now network, Reno News Today is built for listeners who want reliable loca...

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Ohio Sex Offender Caught in Nevada | Reno News 10.07.2026

A fugitive sex offender from Ohio, Scott Conley, was arrested in Winnemucca, Nevada, after a multi-agency operation uncovered his evasion of registration requirements. With an active felony warrant tied to his Ohio conviction for encouraging child sex abuse, Conley was tracked down by the Nevada Violent Offender Task Force, U.S. Marshals, and local law enforcement. His arrest underscores a coordin...

Beat the Heat in Reno Smartly | Reno News 10.07.2026

Reno’s baking—nearly triple digits—and it’s not going away anytime soon. Beat the heat with smart tricks: open windows at night, seal them up and draw blinds during the day, cook outside or use a slow cooker, and chill with fans boosted by ice bowls. Cool down your body with a damp cloth or shower, or escape to the Truckee River, libraries, pools, or farmer’s markets for watermelon. For ultimate r...

The Stage and the Battlefield | Reno News 10.07.2026

A young Nevada dreamer with a heart for theater and a mind for commerce, Richard Delon Sawyer answered the call of duty in WWII, becoming a decorated ski trooper and instructor before his life was tragically cut short at 26 in the Battle of France. His legacy lives on in Reno, where his sacrifice reminds us of the courage of Nevadans who gave everything for freedom. Listen in comfort: Get a discou...

Moving Van Fire on I-80 | Reno News 10.07.2026

Moving Van Fire on I-80 | Reno News

Nevada’s AG Unveils Substance Use Plan | Reno News 10.07.2026

Nevada’s Attorney General Aaron Ford unveils the latest findings from the Statewide Substance Use Response Working Group, a powerhouse team tackling addiction head-on since 2021. Chaired by Ford and packed with frontline experts, the group’s mission? To reshape how Nevada prevents, treats, and responds to substance misuse. Their top priorities? Securing new funding for youth vaping prevention, exp...

Reno PD Responds to Roof Incident | Reno News 10.07.2026

Reno PD responded to a tense rooftop incident at the Atlantis Casino Resort Spa, where an individual appeared to be attempting suicide. Officers safely intervened, took the person into custody, and coordinated mental health support. This sobering moment underscores the daily mental health struggles many face — often in plain sight. If you or someone you know is in crisis, help is available 24/7: c...

Nevada Medicaid Fraud Recovery Mystery | Reno News 09.07.2026

Assemblyman Blayne Osborn is pushing for transparency in Nevada’s Medicaid fraud response, questioning where recovered funds go and why only 40% of flagged cases make it to criminal investigation. While Medicaid claims $1.6 million in recoveries, the Attorney General’s office cites $40.9 million — but can’t confirm if it’s been properly sent to the federal government. Osborn plans to demand answer...

Snow Drought Shakes Outdoor Seasons | Reno News 09.07.2026

Winter’s snow drought is reshaping the West’s outdoor scene, turning ski seasons shorter and mountain bike trails dustier as rain replaces snow and dries out the landscape. While trail crews benefit from easier construction, they worry about wildfire risks and fire restrictions looming as heat intensifies. With Pacific weather patterns still uncertain, the region braces for a year of shifting extr...

Gas Prices Surge Amid Middle East Tensions | Reno News 09.07.2026

Gas prices are surging again after a brief dip, now hitting $4.81 in Reno and $4.55 in Las Vegas — driven by renewed Middle East tensions and rising crude oil costs. The fragile calm in the Strait of Hormuz has vanished, sending oil prices up to $70 a barrel and leaving drivers bracing for higher costs as global instability continues to ripple through the fuel market. Listen in comfort: Get a disc...

False Alarm at Wild Island Park | Reno News 09.07.2026

A fake firearm threat at Wild Island park sent police rushing in—no weapon found, no injuries, but the park was cleared and reopened by afternoon. This wasn’t just a harmless prank: it’s part of a growing wave of “swatting” hoaxes that tie up emergency resources and fuel unnecessary panic. Law enforcement responds every time—because safety comes first, even when it’s a false alarm. Listen in comfo...

Wild Island Waterpark Reopens After Safety Check | Reno News 09.07.2026

Wild Island Waterpark Reopens After Safety Check | Reno News

Dipdee Stix: Ice Cream with a Twist | Reno News 09.07.2026

Dipdee Stix is Reno’s newest ice cream sensation, turning frozen treats into edible art with a sprinkle-covered truck and a twist: gelato or oat/coconut milk bases get dipped in chocolate or cookie butter, then hardened into crunchy, crave-worthy shells. It’s fun, customizable, and visually irresistible — the perfect sweet escape for anyone craving something beyond the ordinary. Listen in comfort:...

Trader Joe's Bags Turned Into a Dress | Reno News 09.07.2026

Who knew a Trader Joe’s mini tote could become a runway-worthy halter dress? One crafty creator turned these everyday bags into a bold fashion statement—inspired by travelers mistaking them for designer pieces. With no sewing experience but endless creativity, she’s planning to wear it back to the store for a viral grocery shopping showdown, filmed by her friend. It’s proof that imagination can tu...

Nevada’s Drought Deepens Amid Heat | Reno News 09.07.2026

Nevada’s in a deep drought crisis, with record-low soil moisture and critically low streamflow across the state—thanks to relentless heat and scant rainfall. June’s average precipitation? Just 0.35 inches, below normal, with some areas like Las Vegas and Elko getting even less. Northern Elko County is hit hardest, while Humboldt and White Pine counties also face severe dryness. A brief June rain s...

Flooded Business Owner Seeks New Start | Reno News 09.07.2026

Flash floods and mudslides tore through Hidden Valley on June 19th, devastating homes and businesses—including a 13-year-old organic home-based operation on Native Dancer Place, which lost $10K in inventory and faces losing 20% of wholesale clients. Without flood or renter’s insurance, the owner struggled with county response and Red Cross as her only aid. She’s now relocating by August 1st, launc...

Reno Man Arrested in Crack Cocaine Bust | Reno News 09.07.2026

Reno cops wrapped up a months-long sting that led to the arrest of 36-year-old James Ivery III for trafficking crack near his neighborhood. They found nearly 10 grams of cocaine, $5,000 in cash, and three guns—including a stolen one—during a raid. With a felony record, he now faces multiple charges, including illegal gun possession and drug sales, and is locked up awaiting trial. Listen in comfort...

US395 Construction Phase Two Begins | Reno News 09.07.2026

Nevada DOT kicks off phase two of the US395 widening project next week, running through early 2028 between Golden Valley Road and Stead Boulevard. Expect nightly lane reductions (8 PM to 5 AM), ramp closures, 55 mph speed limits, and temporary full closures of Lemmon and Golden Valley Roads—only overnight and weekends—with just one interchange shut at a time. Stay alert—plans may change. Listen in...

Nevada’s Big Election Night | Reno News 09.07.2026

Nevada’s November ballot is bursting with action—three statewide initiatives, a fiercely contested congressional race, six executive offices, and dozens of local races across Reno and Sparks. Early voting begins October 17th. In Nevada’s 2nd District, Democrat Teresa Benitez-Thompson, Republican David Flippo, and Independent Lynn Chapman battle for a seat historically leaning GOP. Governor Joe Lom...

Nevada Invests in Rural Infrastructure | Reno News 09.07.2026

Governor Joe Lombardo is pouring over three million dollars into rural Nevada’s infrastructure—with seven major projects set to launch in 2026. From upgraded wastewater systems in Ely and Fallon to new water tanks in Elko and firehouse water seals in Goldfield and Esmeralda, these investments aim to strengthen essential services in underserved communities. The Governor’s Office of Economic Develop...

Escaped Convict Caught in Mexico | Reno News 09.07.2026

A Nevada County inmate skipped bail on the Fourth of July, only to be quietly apprehended in Tijuana—no chase, no drama. Miguel Banuelos, 49, serving time for major drug charges, was caught by Mexican authorities and will now face immigration court before returning to California custody, where he may face escape charges. A stark reminder: the system never really lets you go. Listen in comfort: Get...

Before Deadliest Catch There Was Tahoe | Reno News 09.07.2026

Before “Deadliest Catch” turned fishing into TV gold, real Alaskan fishermen like Marc Vance were out there risking it all—long before the cameras rolled. Vance, a Lake Tahoe kid who started with a summer gig, ended up building a life on the water, sharing gritty, unsung stories of survival, grit, and hard work. His new book, “The Commercial Fisherman,” reveals what it was really like before the d...

Bridging Gaps in Rural Communities | Reno News 09.07.2026

When you’re in a rural corner of Nevada, help shouldn’t be out of reach — and it’s not. The Nevada Community Action Association is connecting people to food, housing, early education, and family support, turning necessity into opportunity. In this episode, Jessica Mahon and Erik Shoen reveal how local agencies are bridging gaps in underserved areas, ensuring no one’s left behind. It’s about equity...

Forte Vocal Brings Movie Magic to Stage | Reno News 09.07.2026

Forte Vocal drops jaws with “Movie Magic: Songs from the Silver Screen,” a cinematic singalong that turns film soundtracks into unforgettable live performances. Featuring powerhouse vocals from Kevin Shoemaker and Colleen Medina, under the artistic eye of Stephen Thompson, this Artown showcase brings classics like “Up Where We Belong” to life at the National Automobile Museum on July 24th and 26th...

Nevada Airports Get Major Upgrades | Reno News 09.07.2026

Federal Aviation Administration pours millions into Nevada airports—Reno Tahoe gets $13M for terminal upgrades, Reno-Stead receives $5M for apron reconstruction, Fallon Municipal gets $1M for new taxi lane and hangar access, Silver Springs secures $387K for automated weather system, and Carson City lands $187K for taxiway repaving—all aimed at modernizing critical infrastructure for safer, smoothe...

Nevada Mandates Heat Planning for Big Cities | Reno News 09.07.2026

Nevada just passed groundbreaking legislation requiring cities over 100,000 residents to embed extreme heat planning into their growth strategies—ensuring access to water and cooling spaces as they expand. With over 500 heat-related deaths in 2024 alone, lawmakers like Assemblymember Cinthia Moore are pushing hard, learning from Phoenix’s Office of Extreme Heat and eyeing a statewide initiative to...

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