This is Reno

5 days ago | thisisreno.com | Nora Heston Tarte

Every year we ask ourselves, “What’s new at the Reno Rodeo?” And undoubtedly, there’s a list of newsworthy improvements, expansions and changes. This year perhaps the best change is the addition of the indoor arena viewing area, which makes the rodeo more accessible than ever before. Weekend tickets are already long gone, and the pool of weekday tickets is dwindling fast. The Reno Rodeo is almost completely sold out; if you didn’t plan ahead, you won’t have a seat in the grandstands.

5 days ago | thisisreno.com | Kristen Hackbarth

Officials with the Nevada Immigration Coalition (NIC) said this week agents from federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) are conducting operations in northern Nevada and have detained an estimated 30-35 individuals. The suspected enforcement action has led to the cancellation of next week’s planned Immigrant Lobby Day at the Nevada Legislature.

6 days ago | thisisreno.com | Steve Ranson

The William C. Westmoreland Chapter of the Association of the United States Army in Northern Nevada is hosting a gala to celebrate the United States Army’s 250th birthday in partnership with various community organizations. The U.S. Army will celebrate its 250th birthday on June 14, 2025, commemorating the Army’s distinguished service to our nation.

1 week ago | thisisreno.com | Kelsey Penrose

The Reno City Council on Monday held a special budget workshop to discuss the $16 million budget shortfall the city is facing. Finance Director Vicki Van Buren presented the fiscal year 2026 (FY26) overview and reported that the general fund is projected to have around $321 million in expenses, but a gap of $16 million in revenue. The intention for budget discussions focused on how to make the cuts while retaining city services.

1 week ago | thisisreno.com | Nora Heston Tarte

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