It's one of the famous locations in Las #Vegas and one of the most photographed. #OTD, May 1, 2009 the "Welcome to Las Vegas" sign was listed on the National Register of Historic Places! #ClarkCounty sought the designation for its 2009 centennial celebration.
In a rare emergency move, the Fish and Wildlife Service announced it has temporarily declared a Nevada toad endangered because a geothermal power plant in the works about 100 miles east of Reno could result in its extinction.
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Today is #TolkienReadingDay. It is an annual event, launched by The Tolkien Society, that takes place on the 25th of March. So...
Happy Tolkien Reading Day to all Tolkien fan!
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"For bighorn sheep, the eyes have it": @wildlifesociety recently published a piece about Dani Berger's recent paper on Sierra Nevada bighorn sheep and how they use perception to make migration decisions. Read the article here: https://t.co/O2xTDt5xxe
Episode 44 is out!
Yes, WE ARE BACK!
Christopher goes to Hollywood and gets ambushed by a podcast. James explains why storage units are stupid.
https://t.co/r5oiQTjCE1
#podcast#Hollywood#comedians#StorageUnits
Whether this latest twist in the Bay Area gives Las Vegas the upper hand in trying to lure the A’s to Southern Nevada remains to be seen.
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2021 was the deadliest year on Nevada roads in 14 years. There were 382 traffic fatalities across the state, an 18% increase from 2020.
Whether it’s due to alcohol, speeding, or just bad decision-making, it has resulted in a dangerous environment on Nevada streets.
Gov. Steve Sisolak of Nevada was dining with his wife and daughter at a Las Vegas restaurant when a man asked him for a photo together before going into a profanity-laced rant.
https://t.co/Di1HAzWLNT
Reno city council members pitched ideas including universal basic income and allocated $4.5 million in funding for affordable housing projects during a more than six-hour long special meeting Tuesday.
@tabitha_mueller reports: https://t.co/sYjZCfVqTr