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Las Vegas Review Journal

On the first day of her first-ever trip to Las Vegas, Julie Brenner said the cost of a bottle of water caught her attention. The 29-year-old from Miami said she remembered the price because even in her hometown, paying more than $5 for water would seem high. That is why it stood out to her when the very next day, the same bottle from the same store was a different price.

K.S.N.V. T.V. News 3

Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo did not attend the first press conference held Wednesday to discuss a ransomware attack that crippled state government operations this week.

Reno News & Review

There is no trace of that enclave today, but a recently installed historic marker now commemorates the site of Reno’s lost Chinatown. For generations, it was a place of hard work, hope, celebrations—and despair.

Las Vegas Sun

Nevada’s film community isn’t backing down from its quest to attract major studios to Las Vegas, despite recent legislative setbacks in their quest to obtain substantial tax incentives for the industry.

Las Vegas Sun

Nevada’s film community isn’t backing down from its quest to attract major studios to Las Vegas, despite recent legislative setbacks in their quest to obtain substantial tax incentives for the industry.

K.S.N.V. T.V. News 3

Pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly announced its new weight loss pill has cleared the latest trial. The company says orforglipron can be used to help people with obesity or those overweight with type 2 diabetes. We start by asking him what these drugs do to the body and the effectiveness.

U.S.A. Today

Life-saving treatment gets counted by minutes, even seconds. Here's how medical staff rushed to save lives, at times even risking their own wellbeing.

Earth.com

For years, scientists have asked whether fossils record how ocean ecosystems actually worked, not just which species were there. A new study answers that question with a careful field test along the North Carolina coast.