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Brookings: plagiarism dispute with Nevada agency ‘behind us’

Brookings Mountain West issued a statement late Tuesday expressing its desire to move past a plagiarism dispute with the Nevada System of Higher Education and Chancellor Dan Klaich.

Clark County commissioners face more medical pot decisions

Clark County commissioners might make decisions Monday about medical marijuana dispensary applicants who haven’t received a special use permit from the county that’s needed to set up shop.

Easing ban on gay blood donations should go further, Southern Nevadans say

Lifting the United States’ lifetime ban on blood donations by gay and bisexual men came as bittersweet news to some Southern Nevadans because there’s a caveat: Regulators will recommend those potential donors remain celibate for a year before they give.

Robbery suspect arrested after standoff

Las Vegas police identified the man who was arrested following several Tuesday morning robberies and a barricade that closed a busy intersection for several hours.

LV’s historic Westside Grammar School to get face-lift

The historic Westside Grammar School — Las Vegas’ first public school that was the first attended by Native American students from the Paiute Indian Colony and the first to welcome African-American students into its classrooms in the 1940s — is getting a renovation and redevelopment boost.

Deal with feds gives Nevada stronger voice on waste shipments

Gov. Brian Sandoval and the federal government announced Tuesday they have reached an agreement giving the state a stronger voice over radioactive waste shipped into Nevada and buried in a landfill at the government’s national security reservation.

Workers trapped in Nevada mine pit overnight

A crew of miners and drillers at an open-pit gold mine in White Pine County spent an unscheduled night at the office Sunday when a section of the mine’s wall collapsed, burying their only route out of the pit.

 
Tornadoes kill at least four, cause intense damage in Mississippi

Tornadoes unleashed by thunderstorms along the U.S. Gulf Coast ripped through southeastern Mississippi on Tuesday, killing at least four people, injuring numerous others and causing extensive damage to homes and businesses, authorities said.

 
Where do people live in the U.S.? — QUIZ

Nevada was the second-fastest-growing state in the U.S. between July 2013 and July 2014, after North Dakota. How much do you know about where people live in the U.S.? Take the quiz.

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