KTVN-TV (Reno, NV)

1 week ago | 2news.com | Makayla Hardy

When it's hot outside, the inside of your car is a lot hotter. Especially when it's sitting in the sun. Which is why REMSA is warning against people leaving their children and pets inside even if it's just for a minute. They're reminding people to always check your backseat before leaving your car, otherwise the consequences could be deadly to children and pets left behind.

1 week ago | 2news.com | Angela Schilling

A Red Flag Warning is up for northern Nevada from Thursday at 1pm through Friday at 11:59pm. Wind gusts will exceed 30mph, ranging from 30-40mph on Thursday and 40-45mph on Friday. Wind prone areas could see wind gusts between 50 and 60mph, especially on Friday. Ridgetops could see wind gusts over 60mph. Relative humidity values will be low as well, increasing fire danger. Wind speeds will lighten some at night, but it will still be breezy.

1 week ago | 2news.com | Makayla Hardy

Washoe County's Housing and Homeless Services staff says its resources are overwhelmed with the amount of people in need of assistance. The department has reported to the board of commissioners that it's to the point where their existing resources are stretched thin, depleting, or even being cut. They say as rent continues to rise with no signs of slowing down, affordable housing is unable to catch up with the population growth in Washoe County, and the same goes for shelters.

1 week ago | 2news.com | Jesse Bedayn |Hannah Schoenbaum

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah investigators sought help from the public on Wednesday as they work to unravel who was at fault when a safety volunteer at a “No Kings” rally fired at an alleged gunman and inadvertently hit and killed a protester. The safety volunteer, who has not been identified publicly, fired three rounds at Arturo Gamboa, 24, who had allegedly brandished a rifle at Saturday's crowd.

1 week ago | 2news.com | Jaden Urban

We have seen multiple crashes in our area over the past few days - some that were deadly and others that caused major traffic delays. "Driving is something we do every day, but it shouldn't be something we end our lives over," said Anita Pepper, Public Information Officer with the Nevada Office of Traffic Safety. There were two crashes Tuesday morning on I-580 before 7:00 a.m. Thankfully, there were no major injuries or deaths in either.