For years, 1,035 feet was the elevation in Lake Mead that made utilities in NV, AZ and CA shudder. Now only a few feet away, @usbr is conducting low-flow experiments on its turbines to see if older ones can work at lower levels @reviewjournal: https://t.co/CqUlKwV0Y4
Insanely good get from @spencerlevering via @reviewjournal, regarding the man investigators recently identified from remains found in a barrel at Lake Mead: “The knock she always feared will never come. She’s glad he’s gone.”
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a non-birder first spotted Nevada's first-ever Yellow Grosbeak. he followed his curiosity and graciously allowed folks into his backyard yesterday and today to see it. soon, hopefully, it'll return south to its usual grounds https://t.co/NcsPM6hEf8 via @AlanHalaly:
The @lvvwd will begin fining businesses and HOAs if they keep watering “nonfunctional” turf in 2027, the @reviewjournal learned on Monday: https://t.co/XoobY5x5EK
CNN: “Early today, CNN journalists were denied access to the White House grounds. CNN’s mission to report on the U.S. government will continue regardless of any attempts to restrict physical access to the White House and other government buildings, or any other attempts to impede our journalism. We have a right under the U.S. Constitution to do our reporting without hindrance or interference from the government and this ban is an illegal assault on this fundamental right.” https://t.co/35YeJIlzRN
Jeff German spent four decades exposing crime and corruption in Las Vegas. In 2022, he was murdered by a public official whose misconduct he had uncovered. His story is a powerful reminder of the risks journalists face. Read about his legacy: https://t.co/RgUJ7EdKBT
@reviewjournal@k_newberg@AlanHalaly Air conditioning is an essential service (literally) for any rental in Nevada. By law, landlords have 48 hours after receiving written notice from residents to fix—or use their best efforts to fix—problems with essential services.
Hundreds of people have died from extreme heat in Southern Nevada as some residents struggle to afford, repair or access air conditioning amid rising temperatures. The RJ's @k_newberg & @AlanHalaly examine the issue in this ongoing series.
READ MORE: https://t.co/6bKxrpDjtn
Do people live without air conditioning in the nation's hottest desert? Yes, our @reviewjournal investigation out today has found, and it has led nearly a dozen people to their deaths: https://t.co/lMkGdhL7dH
SCOOP: @SNWA_H2O and @CRCofNV have sued @usbr over the final Colorado River operating plan that considers slashing its share up to 71 percent annually over the next 10 years.
The day of litigation has arrived along the Colorado River @reviewjournal: https://t.co/byEef2JBDd
@SNWA_H2O chief John Entsminger told reporters he continues to go to bat for Nevada behind the scenes following the release of a 10-year framework for Colorado River deal that drew the ire of the governor @reviewjournal: https://t.co/m3cp6mMMdc
For @miaminewtimes, I profiled
Clavicular (which, naturally, involved sitting in the operating room for his nose job last month) https://t.co/g7WWKOYvpj
Angels Landing is in the news again, this time in connection with the alleged Vander Meer murder. Here are the details of Zion National Park’s deadliest trail, and which cases authorities believe are “suspicious”: https://t.co/0er8032gvO
While everyone agrees Glen Canyon Dam’s “river outlet works” shouldn’t be relied on to deliver water to 25 million people, water managers might not have a choice unless the federal government gets real about funding engineering solutions @reviewjournal
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