"It just takes one spark to start a fire," he said.

The Fourth of July may be over, but there's still an entire weekend of activities -- including two fireworks shows in downtown Reno on Saturday.

Enjoy Fourth of July celebrations in Reno-Tahoe with fireworks, music and more. Check out our picks for recommended events in the region.

More than 15 million people visit Lake Tahoe every year, eclipsing many national parks. But the Fourth of July weekend might ...

Two popular Lake Tahoe beaches were closed Friday following a fireworks barge accident. According to a news release from the ...

Two beaches that are normally overflowing with people and boats during the 4th of July weekend remained closed Saturday after ...

To watch fireworks for free, head to select areas of the GSR parking lot for first-come, first-served viewing access.

How are you spending the holiday week in Reno and Northern Nevada? Here's the rundown of what's happening leading up to the ...

RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Local authorities are reminding residents that fireworks are illegal in Washoe County.

In addition to canceling fireworks, the sheriff’s office said Ski Beach, Incline Beach and the boat ramp are closed until ...

Barron Fire in south Reno contained at 60% with no structures lost. Evacuations lifted for areas east of fire. Fire crews to ...

The city will deploy drones this Fourth of July to crack down on illegal fireworks and protect communities from fire hazards.