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Exotic deer lice infestation hits deer in West, including Nevada

Scientists across the West are raising concerns about a growing infestation of exotic deer lice that appears to be killing Columbian black-tailed and mule deer and recently turned up in Nevada.

Las Vegas IRS revenue officer says he was unfairly targeted

Nationally, the Internal Revenue Service has come under fire for targeting the Tea Party and other conservative political groups. Now, it’s being accused of wrongly going after one of its own in Las Vegas.

Rawson-Neal Psychiatric Hospital retains accreditation

Rawson-Neal Psychiatric Hospital in Las Vegas will remain accredited after months of being in the national spotlight for allegations of patient dumping.

Skywalk road closure brings complaint by Las Vegas tourism bus company

Ever since rancher Nigel Turner started charging tour buses $500 apiece to drive through a portion of his dude ranch to get to the Skywalk, the Grand Canyon’s famous glass overlook, a Las Vegas-based company that caters to Asian tourists has suffered the consequences.

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Official witnessed unsafe procedures at endoscopy clinic

A physician with the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta testified Wednesday that she saw a nurse anesthetist charged in the hepatitis C outbreak improperly reuse a syringe months after the 2007 outbreak.

Nevadans fail to boost federal homeland security funding for Las Vegas

Southern Nevada lawmakers who charged Las Vegas was shortchanged this year on federal security funding mounted a push Wednesday in Congress to add grant money to a homeland protection bill.But the proposal was killed 156-268, after House leaders spoke out against it.

Gun fired from teen’s hand kills funny, friendly seventh-grader

Wednesday would have been Brooklynn Mohler’s last day of seventh grade, and her friends and classmates gathered outside of Schofield Middle School at dismissal to reminisce about the girl who was always smiling.

Panel: U.S. should let nature cull wild horse herds

A scathing independent scientific review of the U.S. government’s management of wild horses concludes the continued emphasis on mustang roundups to help protect the public rangeland is doomed to financial, social and political failure. In short: it’s probably time to let nature cull the herds.

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