Hunsberger Elementary School is the first school in Washoe County School District to become green certified.
Some who attended the city of Reno's e-waste collection event say were turned away after waiting in line for an extended period of time.
The City of Reno is hosting a special disposal event for hazardous and electronic waste to prevent environmental harm and unsafe disposal. The event will accept items like paint, batteries, pesticides, TVs, and appliances.
TMFR highlights the importance of removing hazardous fuels such as woody vegetation and dead limbs near homes. The fall curbside chipping program supports eligible elderly, low income, and disabled individuals by collecting green waste that can help protect properties during wildfire season.
Reno residents can dispose of bulky household waste at free fall cleanups, but some items are off-limits.
Waste Management is addressing collection services amid the Hawk Fire.
The City of Reno wants to help you keep bears out of your garbage.
Crews with Carson City Fire responded to four fires on Saturday.
Regional fire crews are working a fire at the landfill off I-80 near the Mustang exit in Storey County.
Residents in unincorporated Washoe County can set extra bags in May and November; the cleanup aims to help reduce fire risk.