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What does Nevada law say about squatters' rights and tenants? (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — A courtordered eviction in North Las Vegas last week displaced 10 adults and four children from a Morton Avenue apartment complex. The property owner and his associates describe the former residents as squatters with no legal right to be there. The residents say they paid cash to move in, believing they were renting legitimately. A judge agreed with them — but ordered them out anyway. What actually happened at the Morton Avenue property, and how should Nevada law address these
Alpha Kappa Alpha tops Guinness record at 72nd Boule with 2,282 members packing meals (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — More than 27,000 women descended on the Valley with a shared goal of service as Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority held its 72nd International Boule. As part of the gathering, members launched a Guinness World Record attempt with Three Square to pack 15,000 weekend meal bags. The effort also included donating a quarter-million diapers to families through Baby’s Bounty. The previous record listed by Guinness World Records was set in 1993. On Sunday, the sorority exceeded that mark with
Breaking down $2B Coyote Springs water fight in Nevada (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — A trial that could cost Nevada taxpayers up to $2 billion begins this week in Las Vegas. The plaintiffs are the developers of Coyote Springs — a wouldbe masterplanned city 50 miles north of Las Vegas, meant to rival Summerlin, that today has one golf course and zero homes. The developers say Nevada’s water regulators effectively took their property rights without paying for them. The state says nobody “took” anything — the water simply is not there. Attorney Matthew Hoffman wi
Southern Nevada Burn Foundation gears up for annual bachelor auction (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — The Firefighters of Southern Nevada Burn Foundation is gearing up for the annual "Sirens & Sinners" bachelor auction. It's all to help raise money for burn survivors and others in our community. Board member and firefighter-paramedic Allen McFall and bachelor firefighter-paramedic Ryan Freimuth joined us to share the details behind the hottest event of the year. The auction is scheduled for Friday, July 17, at Kaos at Palms Casino Resort. Tickets are $45 and can be purchased a
Las Vegas pastor uses cooking to help cope with trauma (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — A Las Vegas pastor survived a horrific attack back in 2021 that nearly claimed his life. He's found that cooking can help him cope with the post-traumatic stress that he suffers. Now, Rev. Russ Smethers is participating in a cooking competition and hopes to start a culinary scholarship program. He joined us to talk about why cooking is important to him and how he wants to pay it forward.
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