The Reno Police Department estimates around 10,000 people took part in the Women's March in downtown Reno Saturday.

The Reno Police Department estimates around 10,000 people took part in the Women's March in downtown Reno Saturday. The crowd gathered in the morning in front of the federal courthouse and Midtown Reno coinciding with hundreds of similar marches around the world, organized for the day after Donald Trump’s inauguration as a protest to the election of Trump and the policies he represents. The group marched from the federal courthouse to City Plaza. The event was peaceful, and police made no arrests.

Two people died yesterday in shootings in northeast Reno and west Sparks, and police believe the cases are related. The Reno shootings happened around 1:30 a.m. on McCarran Boulevard between Sutro Street and Clear Acre Lane. One person died in that incident and several others were injured. The Sparks shooting happened on the 2600 block of Cygnet Circle soon after. There are no suspects at this time and the identities of the deceased are being withheld pending notification of next of kin.

National Weather Service meteorologists say another winter storm warning is in effect today until 4 a.m. Monday for the greater Reno, Carson City and Minden area. Heavy snow is expected to impact western Nevada with 14 to 18 inches south through the Carson Valley and 1 to 2 feet in foothill areas including Virginia City. The Weather Service also says a couple more feet of snow is possible in the Sierra Nevada mountain range by Monday.

N-V Energy has staged multiple crews, technicians and heavy equipment in potentially hard-to-reach areas of northern Nevada to speed up their response to outages, as more snow storms are expected.

The National Weather Service is recommending that area residents plan on staying home on Sunday due to the coming storm.

The National Weather Service has issued an urgent Winter Storm Warning starting at midnight tonight thru 4am Monday.

NV Energy has staged multiple crews, troublemen and heavy equipment in potentially hard to reach areas of northern Nevada to improve response time to outages, as more snow storms are expected. NV Energy also offered some safety tips, advising people to stay away or stay in their car if they encounter a downed power line. They say if someone in your home is on life support, you should develop a backup plan. Review safety rules for portable generators. Also learn how to override your electric garage door opener. Keep refrigerators and freezers closed to reduce food spoilage. And create an emergency kit that includes a blanket, flashlight, batteries and first aid supplies. Store these items in a water-tight container.

1/21/17 6 AM - Top of the Hour Newscast

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