The Washoe County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents about a persistent phone scam involving callers impersonating law enforcement officials. Authorities urge caution and remind citizens not to provide personal information over the phone.
The Washoe County Sheriff’s Office Forensic Science Division has received a $400,000 grant for enhanced DUI toxicology testing. The funds will allow comprehensive drug screening on all blood samples from DUI investigations for one year. Data collected aims to support efforts against impaired driving statewide.
Medicaid reimbursement for Dental Services in Reno reached $1,260,457 in 2024, marking a 1.4% rise tied to shifts in use and policy updates.
Sheriff Darin Balaam addressed recent developments following Delshay Astor’s arraignment for second-degree murder in connection with Anna Scott’s death. Balaam discussed ongoing investigative efforts involving multiple agencies while highlighting broader issues facing Native American communities.
Nevada Wolf Pack Football will join regional law enforcement for their third annual charity softball tournament on June 13 in Reno. The free event features games between first responders followed by a special matchup against university athletes—all supporting two local nonprofits.
A service member from City of Reno is remembered this week ending June 6 for their sacrifice during wartime.
Two suspects were arrested following reports of gunfire near homes along Chimney Road in Washoe County. Aerial units tracked suspects during attempts to flee; both were apprehended by deputies.
The Sun Valley General Improvement District will hold its annual Dive Into Summer event June 5 at Sun Valley Community Park in Reno alongside local law enforcement partners. The family-friendly gathering features food offerings and activities while connecting residents with over thirty community organizations.
The Washoe County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a death discovered near Estates Road earlier this month. Detectives request public assistance from anyone who may have seen suspicious activity in the area between April 29 and May 2.
Nevada Attorney General candidate Danny Tarkanian voiced support for President Trump’s IRS settlement plan and DOJ’s new Anti-Weaponization Fund.