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2 News Nevada reporter and photographer witness hit-and-run crash in downtown Reno

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A reporter and a photographer from 2 News Nevada witnessed a hit-and-run crash on Tuesday night.

It happened at the intersection of West Second Street and Arlington Avenue just after 7 p.m. according to 2 News Nevada reporter Makayla Hardy.

A sedan collided with an SUV in the intersection.

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Both cars had a green light, but the sedan was taking a left and didn’t yield, crashing into the SUV according to our crew on scene.

The SUV pulled over immediately while the sedan kept driving down Arlington Avenue. The car had suffered significant damage, though, so the driver eventually pulled over further down the street before fleeing on foot towards J Resort.

Reno Police say the driver who fled was caught.

There is no information on if anyone was injured in the crash.

Reno Police, Reno Fire, and REMSA responded to the crash.

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Smith’s employees pack 5,000 meal kits for Clark County students

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LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — Smith’s employees are packing 5,000 meal kits for Clark County students through a partnership with Move for Hunger and Communities in Schools of Southern Nevada.

The event took place on March 10 at Decker Elementary School.

About 270 leaders from across seven states are also participating in building the kits. The donation is valued at approximately $50,000.

Feed The Need: Helping Southern Nevadans fight food insecurity

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In the past year, Smith’s and its customers provided more than 16 million meals to nonprofit hunger-relief organizations throughout Nevada through donations.



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Visitors flock to Death Valley National Park in California and Nevada for rare superbloom

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Visitors flock to Death Valley National Park in California and Nevada for rare superbloom – CBS Baltimore

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SECTA defeats Sierra Vista in 4A softball — PHOTOS

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