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• Cooling stations to open Saturday

  As temperatures are expected to reach or exceed 107 degrees on Saturday, Sept. 4, additional cooling stations will be open to the public in an effort to move the homeless and other individuals out of the heat and keep them hydrated.

• Email Story

  Send this Headwaters page to a friend or colleague: NV Energy's transmission route dissects proposed park in Nevada Officials of North Las Vegas and Las Vegas Clark County, the Paiute tribe, the National Parks Conservation Association, the Air Force and a group called Protectors of Tule Springs are pressing for the designation of 11,000 acres ...

• Principal and another school employee face drug charges

  A principal and an office manager with the Clark County School District were arrested Thursday on multiple drug charges including felony possession of methamphetamine, sources said.

• Local principal, support staff employee arrested on drug charges

  A local elementary school principal is under arrest, charged with possession of meth and other drug charges.

• Las Vegas FEMA team ready to help with Hurricane Earl

  Members of local emergency management teams were put on standby Thursday night in case they were needed in the aftermath of Hurricane Earl.

• Library district announces reduced hours

  North Las Vegas, Nevada As a result of reduced staffing, the North Las Vegas Library District this week announced reduced library hours for the North Las Vegas Library and Alexander Library, effective Monday, Sept.

• Smoke Shop Owner Seeks Help Locating Thieves

  The owner of a smoke shop in North Las Vegas is asking for help finding two men who broke into his store Wednesday night.

• Nevada Goes Bust

  In the deeply impoverished community of North Las Vegas are two contrasting schools.

• Motorists navigate rush hour traffic on Interstate 15 near the Strip.

  Report: Las Vegas drivers rank among nationa TMs worst Sun Coverage More transportation stories Las Vegas still has some of the worst drivers in the nation, according to an insurance companya TMs annual report released today.

• Marilyn Myers Koppelman Inducted into Cambridge Who's Who

  North Las Vegas, NV, September 2, 2010 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Marilyn Myers Koppelman, a teacher for the Clark County School District, has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for demonstrating dedication, leadership, and excellence in early childhood education.