Hotel casinos in the city also offer shows featuring world famous entertainers. Dining facilities range from fast food take-out restaurants to elegant and exotic dinner houses specializing in American, European, and Asian cuisine. Many fine restaurants can be found in the larger casinos. Prices range from very reasonable to expensive There are also four county library branches, two daily and one weekly newspaper, many local television stations and two cable systems, and numerous AM and FM radio stations which serve the greater Reno area. Many service clubs, trade and association organizations are also available.
Housing includes single family dwellings, duplexes, apartments, condominiums and mobile homes.
Nevada does not have a state income tax, corporate income tax, or inheritance tax and inventory tax and property taxes are comparable to other western states. Nevada relies on the gaming industry as a major source of tax income. Reno is served by the 49th busiest commercial airport in the country. The Reno-Tahoe International Airport has been expanded and renovated to accommodate the additional traffic created by the tourist industry in Nevada. Reno is also served by chartered aircraft which play an important part in transporting people to the Reno area.