Good morning, Sparks.

Registration is open for the Angel Tree program (a Salvation Army initiative in partnership with 2 News Nevada) that helps local families.

Sparks residents can sign up online to join this effort.

The Oddie Project held a groundbreaking event on Oct.

14 to launch plans for a new resource center that will give families all the local resources under one roof.

A water main break on USA Parkway — reported Oct.

14 — caused service disruptions, and crews are repairing the line as issues may continue through the weekend. Residents are advised to plan for potential delays.

Teresa Benitez-Thompson, a candidate for the congressional seat, shared her personal journey at Crissie Caughlin Park—detailing family hardships, nonprofit work, and efforts to boost education and public safety in northern Nevada.

NDOW has confirmed an avian flu outbreak in multiple geese flocks in the Reno-Sparks area.

Officials urge residents to report sick or dead geese and follow recommended safety steps (wear gloves and an N95 mask) to prevent further spread among birds and domestic poultry.

Brad Betz, director of cancer care services for Barton Health and Carson Valley Health, discussed expanding local treatment options and improving care coordination at ARC Reno Wednesday morning to help rural patients manage long drives for specialized cancer care.

The Tahoe Knight Monsters announced they have extended their affiliation with the Vegas Golden Knights and Henderson Silver Knights — a move that will boost local ice action.

Fans can look forward to more thrilling hockey games soon.

Reno Aces and the Las Vegas Raiders will host a watch party on Nov.

1 featuring food trucks + attendees are encouraged to bring their own blankets and chairs.