Sophie Baker
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 17
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- Aug 17, 2026
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- Jul 4, 2026
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Federal homeless funding changes leave Las Vegas providers in limbo (opens the original)
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Jess Molasky stood proudly in a modern one-bedroom apartment at Sunhaven, his development group’s new three-story, 50-unit permanent supportive housing complex in the eastern Las Vegas Valley. Molasky, the chief operating officer of Ovation Management, became animated during a recent tour as he spoke about the value of developments like Sunhaven that offer greater stability than shorter-term shelters and transitional housing. “How between those two are you really supposed to get your life togeth
At Nellis, new wing commander carries on generations of military service (opens the original)
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Col. Christine Littlejohn grew up watching generations of her family serve in the military. Now, as the new commander of the 99th Air Base Wing at Nellis Air Force Base, Littlejohn said carrying on that legacy comes with “a weight of responsibility” she is proud to bear. “When I consider what my grandfathers went through in World War II, what my father went through in Vietnam, what my brothers went through in the conflicts of the global War on Terrorism or the conflicts in Bosnia, it just made m
It âbroke my heartâ: Runner says conditions along Colorado River worse than thought (opens the original)
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A week ago, ultrarunner Mina Guli clamored down the Nankoweap Trail, rated by the National Park Service as the most difficult named trail in the Grand Canyon, where temperatures were 100 degrees by 6 a.m. Guli, the Australian CEO of the nonprofit Thirst Foundation, was well into her roughly 1,800-mile run along the Colorado River, which she started in June to raise awareness for the rapidly shrinking river system that serves as a lifeline for the American West. Guli stopped in Las Vegas on Frida
As federal protections change, Nevadaâs endangered species face new uncertainty (opens the original)
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The Dixie Valley toad’s only known habitat is a 760-acre wetland fed by hot springs in a remote part of Churchill County, about 130 miles east of Reno. When the species, a descendant of toads that lived in the Great Basin’s marshes and lakes during the last ice age, was listed under the Endangered Species Act in 2022, federal agencies identified groundwater pumping as one of several threats to its survival. Now, those threats may become harder to address. On July 10, the federal government resci
Metro names second officer involved in deadly Las Vegas gunbattle (opens the original)
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The Metropolitan Police Department on Thursday identified another officer who was involved in the police shooting that left officer Austin Abdelnabi and an armed suspect dead. Officer Enrique Molinet was also involved in the Tuesday shooting, according to a Metro news release. In a briefing Wednesday, Sheriff Kevin McMahill said that Abdelnabi, 30, died after he was “ambushed” by an armed suspect in east Las Vegas and that a gunbattle ensued. Abdelnabi had responded to a call about a man with a
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