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Washoe County breaks all-time tourism record with $57.5M in August room revenue (opens the original)
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RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - August is typically one of the Reno area’s busiest stretches of the year, but August 2026 set a new benchmark, generating $57.5 million in taxable room revenue across Washoe County — the highest single-month total on record. The historic haul topped the previous county record of nearly $56 million set in August 2024. According to Visit Reno Tahoe, visitor volume and overall hotel occupancy also saw notable gains alongside the revenue spike. “We knew that it was going to be a
Three dead after wrong-way crash on McCarran Blvd. (opens the original)
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RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Three people are dead following a suspected impaired driving crash late Friday night on South McCarran Boulevard, according to the Reno Police Department. Officers responded just before midnight to South McCarran Boulevard between Sierra Madre Drive and Rio Poco Road. Police say a woman driving an SUV the wrong way struck a westbound passenger car carrying a man and a woman. All three individuals died as a result of the crash. Investigators believe alcohol was a factor. The i
Unearthing Nevada’s hidden blue: Inside the Otteson family’s Tonopah turquoise legacy (opens the original)
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TONOPAH, Nev. (KOLO) - Nevada may be nicknamed the “Silver State,” but some of its most prized underground treasures come in vibrant shades of blue and green. According to longtime miner Tom Otteson, Nevada is home to more turquoise mines than perhaps any other state in the country. For his family, the hunt for the iconic gemstone has been a way of life spanning multiple generations. “My dad and mother came out here to Nevada with a baby and just shacked up at the mines and started digging the t
City of Reno launches opioid awareness campaign featuring stories of recovery (opens the original)
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RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - On National Opioid Awareness Day, the City of Reno is taking action against the ongoing addiction crisis by using the occasion as the day to launch a new public campaign titled “Finding the Light: Real Stories of Survival and Service.” The initiative shares firsthand experiences of local residents who overcame opioid addiction, including Kelsie Dreher and Joshua Shay, who both now work with Washoe County’s Crossroads program to help others navigate recovery. “I realized that
Police arrest 2 after being led on stolen car chase into Churchill County (opens the original)
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FALLON, Nev. (KOLO) - Two people are under arrest after leading police on a chase east of Reno. It began Saturday morning just before 6:00 a.m. Nevada State Police say they were told about a car that had been stolen and the Storey County Sheriff’s Office helped them find it heading east on I-80. Deputies then attempted a traffic stop, but the driver would not stop and the chase began. State police pursued the car into Churchill County where spike strips were deployed, and the car was stopped on
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