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Las Vegas mayoral hopefuls sprint to finish

Candidates for Las Vegas mayor hit the streets and the phone lines over the weekend, searching for the final votes that could keep them in the race after Tuesday’s primary.

Rattlesnakes attract attention at Great Basin National Park

When the weather warms and the snow begins to melt in a month or two, rattlesnakes will emerge from their communal dens at Great Basin National Park and slither forth to forage and mate.

Las Vegas marijuana co-operatives face legal hurdles

The number of people registering for the Nevada Medical Marijuana Program is skyrocketing as federal and local law enforcement raid storefronts for allegedly distributing cannabis illegally. A proposal pending in the 2011 Nevada Legislature is drawing support and criticism on the still-taboo subject.

Depp, Cyrus win but avoid slime at Kids’ Choice

Johnny Depp showed his appreciation for his Kids’ Choice Award with a sliming. After earning the blimp-shaped favorite movie actor trophy for his Mad Hatter role in “Alice in Wonderland,” Depp manned a hose and unleashed waves of green goop on the screaming crowd of more than 10,000 kids — and a few adults. “You guys are the future,” he said Saturday before spraying the slime inside University of Southern California’s Galen Center. “Take good care of us.”

Crowd boos Sheen during his first leg of stage tour in Detroit

Charlie Sheen and his “goddesses” took the stage to thunderous applause Saturday night for the first leg of his “Torpedo of Truth” tour in Detroit. The 70-minute show hadn’t even ended when the first reviews were in, and they were brutal. The capacity crowd at the 5,100-seat Fox Theatre rebelled before he left the stage, chanting “refund!” and walking out in droves.

Hispanics a force in Nevada’s redistricting

Pack ’em, or crack ’em? That’s one question Nevada lawmakers face when it comes to redistricting and the state’s expanding Hispanic population, now a powerful political force here and nationwide.

Monster snowpack extends skiing season in Sierra

A monster snowpack will keep skiers and snowboarders on the slopes longer than usual in the Sierra Nevada. Ski resorts, which typically shut down in April, are announcing plans to extend the season to take advantage of one of the snowiest winters since 1970.

Arizona crash kills one, injures another

One woman is dead and a man is in critical condition following a two-vehicle collision in Golden Valley.

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