Aimee Arellano
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Incidents and numbers from Street Vibrations (opens the original)
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Motorcycle riders made their way in and out of northern Nevada this weekend for Street Vibrations. Motorcycles made their way in and out of Northern Nevada this weekend for Street Vibrations, and as the event went on, there were some crashes on our roads. Deputies we spoke to in Storey County said each year they expect to see incidents related to Street Vibrations since it's such a popular event, and this year was no different. This past weekend, they told us they saw almost 11,000 motorcycles e
RTC, Storey County to host Northeast Connector public meeting Tuesday (opens the original)
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This meeting is to present the final report for this project. If you drive off I-80 eastbound, you've no doubt noticed how bad traffic can pile up there. The Regional Transportation Commission and Storey County are working to make a connection between Spanish Springs, East Sparks, and the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center. RTC and Storey County will host a public meeting from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Washoe County Chambers at 1001 E. Ninth Street. The meeting also will be livestreamed on RTCâs YouTu
The City of Reno partners with Liberty Dogs (opens the original)
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A city employee will help raise a puppy who then goes on to help a veteran. The City of Reno has announced its partnership with Liberty Dogs. A city employee will help raise a puppy who will then go on to help a veteran. Liberty Dogs is a nonprofit organization that works to provide highly trained service dogs to local veterans. They tell us this partnership means a lot to them because they're hopeful other local organizations will follow the city's lead and volunteer to raise a puppy. Ondra Ber
How the Floriston Fire is affecting air quality (opens the original)
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Air quality has improved compared to yesterday, but that doesn't mean it won't change again. We've been seeing air quality fluctuate because of the Floriston Fire, and as of Thursday night, most of our area is sitting at good levels. The Health District says the air quality we see depends on fire conditions and wind. Air quality has improved compared to yesterday, but that doesn't mean it wonât change again. Ben McNullen, an Air Quality Specialist with Northern Nevada Public Health, told us, "
Local research reveals the dangers of excessive screen time (opens the original)
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While most of the excessive screen time kids get is at home, the school district is interested in figuring out how much of the time is added while at school. A hot topic we've been seeing in the Washoe County School District is how screen time and technology access may impact students academically. Mondayâs meeting is part one of what is planned to be a total of three gatherings. The school district focused on general effects that can be caused by excessive screen time at this meeting. Paul La
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