The Reno Sparks Indian Colony is hosting its 22nd Annual New Year’s Eve Sobriety Powwow on Wednesday.
With revelers out in force for New Year's Eve celebrations, Reno Police have been preparing for months to keep a close eye on the crowds.
The Washoe County Sheriff's Office is asking people to ensure their safety and the safety of others this New Year's Eve by not driving while impaired.
If you are planning to head downtown for the fireworks on New Year's Eve, The Row is offering an all-access pass.
The City of Las Vegas is reminding people of the rules for their New Year's Eve celebration, and to be safe and vigilant about reporting suspicious activity.
As people prepare to ring in the new year, local first responders are reminding everyone to keep safety and responsibility in mind.
The Reno-Sparks Indian Colony's annual New Year's Eve Sobriety Social Powwow is set for Sunday.
Anyone looking for ways to celebrate the new year in northern Nevada on Sunday will have plenty of options.
The Regional Transportation Commission of Washoe County will offer free rides starting the evening of New Year's Eve. They have also updated their transit schedules for New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.
While alcohol will be a part of many New Year's Eve events in northern Nevada, at least one celebration will be keeping things sober. "Reps 4 Recovery" is hosting its second annual "New York New Year" celebration on Sunday.