Nevada Public Radio
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Nevada wastewater reveals high drug concentrations, another extreme heat warning takes effect, and Boulder City appeals a federal data center approval. -
Plus: The results of Lake Tahoe's annual health check are in; how local secondhand stores are fighting clothing waste; and what to see, hear, and do this week. -
Hoover Dam closes for emergency repairs, researchers study Colorado River evaporation, and Death Valley begins an $82 million utility project. -
The Red Cross declares a blood supply crisis, Las Vegas works to add shade at bus stops, and UNR receives funding to expand medical residencies. -
Mark Cuban joins the A's ownership group, a Grand Prix settlement moves forward, and the Raiders sign quarterback Fernando Mendoza. -
Clark County approves a new Strip resort, Henderson rejects a data center moratorium, and new Colorado River rules are expected next week. -
Plus: The importance of sheltered bus stops; human composting is now legal in Nevada; and a sports update as NBA expansion team discussions heat up. -
Primm Valley Casino reopens, Nevada exceeds the federal SNAP error threshold, and the Vegas Strong Memorial Fund takes ownership of the Oct. 1 memorial site. -
Las Vegas Metro reverses its pursuit rules, NV Energy moves toward a daily demand pricing structure, and the city reopens its utility tax rebate program for low-income seniors. -
Las Vegas shifts toward top-heavy event entertainment, Secretary of State Aguilar refutes federal voter roll claims, and Boulder City appeals a controversial desert data center.
