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Nevada's first boom was in Virginia City just before the Civil War. Author Dennis Drabelle has written a new history of the big silver boom. It's called…
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It looks as if the Obama Administration is set to shut down Yucca Mountain. Is this the end? Will there be any other use for the repository? And how will…
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The rate of teen pregnancy is again on the rise. After the great debate about whether abstinence or contraceptive education was more successful, it…
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UNLV has just hired Jim Livengood to try and revamp the Athletic Department. He talks about his plans for UNLV's teams and what it will take to get a…
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Cancer seems to strike all manner of people without discrimination. But recent research shows that race and class play a big role in who gets proper…
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A Nevada company has been accused of bringing rare metals from mines in some of the most troubled areas of the world - the Congo. We talk with an official…
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Many people looked at the earthquake in Haiti and wanted to help. Dr. Noah Kohn actually did something about it. He flew to Florida and found a plane that…
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Shortly before he died, Las Vegas impressionist Danny Gans completed an autobiography. We talk with his children Amy and Andrew Gans about their life with…
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Novelist Ira Berkowitz has recently published his latest Jackson Steeg novel. Steeg is a hard-boiled detective who patrols the Hell's Kitchen neighborhood…
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The Second Annual Young Men's Conference is taking place Saturday at the West Las Vegas Arts Center. The conference is designed to offer life skills to…