Good morning, Sparks.

Living Stones Church is set to build a new project at the old Riverside Theater location.

The new plans will transform the space into a venue for community gatherings.

A community meeting on wildfire insurance for homeowners is set for today so residents can learn about new coverage options and ask questions from local officials.

The new 'No Tax on Tips' law lets eligible tipped workers in Sparks reduce taxable income by up to $25,000, but budtenders and brothel staff are excluded.

Experts urge workers to review IRS rules and seek professional help for 2026 returns (the policy lasts through 2028).

REMSA Health renewed its franchise agreement with NNPH to continue providing free EMS and ambulance services in Washoe County while reinvesting revenue in community programs and maintaining a 6-minute average response for emergencies.

Flu and RSV cases in Washoe County are rising, with flu infections now higher than this time last year and placing the county in a moderate-high range for respiratory illnesses.

Public health officials advise residents to practice hand washing and get their flu shots (effective against severe strains) to curb the spread.

Funkytown LIVE at RPM

7-10 p.m. — Reno Public Market — Free entry — Experience a night of high-energy disco and funk grooves with the vibrant sounds of Funkytown.

Zen Zone Painting Party

1-4 p.m. — CaiE Oriental Asian Bistro — Open for all — Enjoy a creative afternoon of painting while savoring delicious Asian cuisine.