Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 11th of April.
Good morning, Sparks.
WNC is hosting a star party that will feature a talk on the Artemis II mission.
The event will take place soon in Sparks for community members to enjoy an evening under the stars.
Chain controls were in place on Mt. Rose Highway and another Sierra road Friday evening due to slick conditions, and drivers were advised to exercise caution.
Local authorities monitored the situation closely to ensure safe travel.
More than 180 students from health programs, including those from Truckee Meadows Community College, will participate next week in a simulated 6.9 earthquake disaster response at the University of Nevada, Reno.
The exercise will test their teamwork and decision-making for future health care careers.
A therapeutic horseback riding program launched at Marvin Picollo School on Apr.
10 following a donation from Reno Rodeo (supporting student well-being). The initiative offers hands-on therapy with horses for enhanced student engagement.
On Friday, Apr. 10, rain, hail and high winds hit northern Nevada, with Jackson Chastain reporting live from Fernley.
Weather officials are monitoring the storm to update residents on any emerging hazards.
Health officials confirmed that one resident died from influenza on Apr.
10 and urged community members to follow recommended precautions to prevent respiratory illnesses.
In-Person Meet & Greet for FTD in Sparks
1-3 p.m. — Grimaldi's Pizzeria — Free entry — Connect with others affected by FTD and share your experiences over pizza.
Popovich Comedy Pet Theater
5-8 p.m. — Grand Theatre — Tickets required — Experience a unique blend of comedy and compassion featuring rescued animals in a family-friendly performance.
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