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Las Vegas man gains social media following for picking up trash for free (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Benjamin Appiah is using his platform to tackle a different goal than most social media influencers: picking up trash across the Las Vegas Valley and motivating others to do the same. Appiah moved to Las Vegas from Ghana three years ago. In March, he decided to start sharing online the work he was already doing to help keep his new home clean. “And when I'm doing something, I'm not going to hide it. I will do the work for everybody to see,” Appiah said. Appiah has amassed more
Nevada braces for ripple effects as diesel prices hit record high (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Diesel prices have hit a record high, and economists warn the impact is rippling far beyond truck stops — raising costs for local businesses, farms, groceries, housing, and much of the broader economy. “We have seen them skyrocket, but this really is an all-time high,” said Paul J. Enos, CEO of the Nevada Trucking Association. Enos said fuel has overtaken labor as the trucking industry’s biggest expense. Those higher costs can show up across the supply chain, from producers to
Pet tortoises on the move in summer, prompting owners to search and take precautions (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Desert tortoises are turning up on neighborhood streets during the summer months, a seasonal trend that can leave owners worried and searching for missing pets. Aerial West with the Tortoise Group said seeing stray tortoises is not uncommon at all. West, the group’s executive director, said the organization receives around a thousand calls a year about displaced or lost tortoises, and the number of calls tends to increase in the summer when the reptiles are more active. “Torto
Las Vegas to replace grass at 17 parks as part of water conservation efforts (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Seventeen parks across Las Vegas are set to see changes in the coming months as the city removes certain areas of grass as part of its water conservation efforts. Bronson Mack of the Southern Nevada Water Authority said the grass removal at 17 parks qualifies the city for the Water Efficient Technologies Program. “So we’ll be able to help provide some rebates upwards of about $4 million to help support these upgrades, and in return, these upgrades are going to be saving 82 mil
Red Rock Harley-Davidson hosts free safety event for new, experienced riders (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — New and experienced motorcycle riders had the chance to sharpen their skills at a free safety event hosted by Red Rock Harley-Davidson, where professional coaches taught the basics of riding with the goal of promoting safer roads. “Education is key. I always say riding a motorcycle, it's not a dangerous sport, it's a risky sport,” said Steve Ritchey, the riding academy manager at Red Rock Harley-Davidson. Ritchey has been riding motorcycles for more than 50 years and has been
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