North Las Vegas will close its passport office this week to save money.
Thursday is the last day the city will accept passport applications and take passport photos at the office, which opened in August 2006.
The cash-strapped city will save nearly $90,000 a year by closing the office, a North Las Vegas spokeswoman said.
A list of locations that provide passport application services is available at www.cityofnorthlasvegas.com.
Three people died after a fiery crash on U.S. Highway 95 in Esmeralda County, the Nevada Highway Patrol said.
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Property records indicate a data-center operator spent more than $180 million for the land.
TTI Outdoor Power Equipment is recalling certain models of its Ryobi-branded electric pressure washers because the products’ capacitor can overheat and burst, “causing parts to be forcefully ejected.”
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Some services remain available, such as drivers’ tests and Rapid Registration, and late fees caused by DMV delays are being waived.
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