‘People will die’: Nevadans on high alert to extreme heat, UNLV survey shows
Nevadans are feeling the effects of extreme heat in their lives and on their wallets, a newly published UNLV report reveals.
Proposed sale of 65K acres of Clark County federal land gets halted in Congress
People cannot afford the houses they’re building, and there’s no guarantee that the homes that would be built south of the valley would be affordable or attainable for working people,” Spicer said.
Las Vegas is getting warmer. Nevada has a plan to help combat extreme heat
The nation’s two fastest-warming cities may soon be required by Nevada law to better protect residents from deadly heat in future plans. (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
