City officials are holding a briefing to update the public on search efforts following a partial building collapse Sunday in downtown Davenport.
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A trough of low pressure will bring cooler, unsettled weather through Monday. Showers are likely through at least the first half of Sunday, with some light snow in the High Sierra. A few T-storms could pop across western Nevada in the afternoon hours. Next week will be dry, with a warming trend. -Jeff