Reno Police to Provide Update on Grand Sierra Resort Shooting

2:50 p.m. Update:
The news briefing, originally scheduled for 3 p.m., has been delayed due to technical issues with Wi-Fi and livestreaming. The Reno Police Department will proceed once resolved. This story will be updated as more information becomes available.

Grand Sierra Resort Condemns Shooting, Stays Open
1:00 p.m. Update:

The Grand Sierra Resort (GSR) released a statement Monday condemning the early morning shooting in its parking area.

“We are heartbroken by the senseless violence that occurred today,” the resort said. “Our thoughts are with the victims and all those affected by this tragedy.”

GSR confirmed it is cooperating fully with law enforcement, directing inquiries to the Sparks Police Department, the lead agency in the investigation. The resort praised its armed security team for their swift response, which “helped prevent further harm,” and thanked Reno police for their rapid assistance in neutralizing the threat.

Despite the incident, GSR remains open, with entrances at Greg Street, Mill Street, and East Second Street/Glendale Avenue accessible. The west parking lot remains closed as of 1 p.m.

Police Release Details on GSR Shooting
11:20 a.m. Update:

Reno police responded to an active shooter report at GSR at 7:25 a.m. Officers quickly located and shot the suspect, who was hospitalized in unknown condition. Multiple victims were also transported to hospitals; their statuses remain unclear.

The Sparks Police Department is leading the investigation, with support from the Washoe County Sheriff’s Office. Authorities urge the public to avoid the west parking lot, which remains an active crime scene.

A news conference is scheduled for 3 p.m. Anyone with information is asked to contact Sparks PD at (775) 353-2231 or Secret Witness at 775-322-4900.

Mayor: Investigation Ongoing, Details Still Unclear
10:15 a.m. Update:

Reno Mayor Hillary Schieve confirmed coordination with Police Chief Nance and state officials, noting the active investigation involves multiple agencies.

“Two fatalities are confirmed, with others in critical condition,” Schieve said, cautioning that details may change. “Reno PD’s rapid response—within four minutes—likely prevented greater loss of life.”

She commended GSR’s security team and emphasized regional collaboration between Reno, Sparks, and sheriff’s offices.

Early Reports: Two Dead, Suspect Among Four Hospitalized
9:50 a.m. Update:

Reno Council Member Devon Reese confirmed two fatalities and four hospitalizations, including the suspect. Three additional injuries were reported.

“It’s a heartbreaking day for Reno,” Reese said.

Original Report: Shooting at Grand Sierra Resort

A shooting at Reno’s Grand Sierra Resort Monday morning left multiple injured, including the suspect, who was shot by police. The incident began near the northwest valet area around 7:25 a.m., with officers arriving within minutes.

The suspect’s condition is unknown, and the extent of injuries remains unconfirmed. Authorities assure no ongoing public threat exists. The valet area remains closed as investigations continue.

(Updates will be provided as more details emerge.)

Key Points:

• 2 dead, multiple injured (including suspect).

• Suspect shot by police, hospitalized.

• GSR open, west parking lot closed.

• 3 p.m. press conference (delayed).

• No ongoing threat to public.