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Las Vegas is distributing free trees, their planting and irrigation systems to certain city residents in an effort to combat the effects of extreme heat.
Federal officials gave the clearest timeline yet for when a breakthrough could come in closed-door negotiations over the water supply of 40 million Americans.
A veteran, retired Las Vegas attorney will temporarily replace a Municipal Court judge who cut her term short this fall.
ABC will continue to broadcast the annual ceremony through 2028. That year will mark the 100th Oscars.
The attacker’s motives also remain a mystery, and Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha batted down questions about what they might be, saying Tuesday, “That is a dangerous road to go down.”
Jack in the Box will implement a block closure program, which is projected to result in the closure of up to 200 underperforming restaurants.
Democrats needed 218 signatures to force a floor vote on their bill, which would extend the subsides for three years.
After Tony Hsieh’s will was filed in court this past spring, probate lawyers were left scratching their heads.
“California is here to save the Colorado River, but we can’t do it ourselves,” declared JB Hamby, the state’s lead negotiator on interstate water talks.
Henderson’s two largest police unions are distancing themselves from Councilwoman Monica Larson after she renounced a political endorsement from one of them last week.
