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Reopen for business tomorrow. Live from Spring Mountain and Jones Lesley Marin 13 action news. A regular school day gets interrupted for one teen. After he was hit by a car police say he was in a crosswalk at the time of the crash, and was rushed to the emergency room. It all happened near lake mead and rampart. 13 action News Reporter Parker Collins spoke with the driver minutes after the crash. Its an interview youll hear only on 13 action news. < 10 41 2710 41 50 out here youre not going to see a light hit in the crosswalk. They took him to the hospital. They think hell be okay. I spoke to ...

Story. Family tells us it started as a super bowl celebration they say the kids were playing outside some in the street right here when the man drove down and hit the toddler. We were able to talk with the mother of the toddler last night she says her two year old daughter and also her son were playing on a scooter. Then a man driving a white van hit them. Two year old evelyn green died at the hospital. Her brother only had minor injuries. The mother says the driver smelled like alcohol and now she just wants him to turn himself in. I never thought i would have to witness Something Like this. ...

Man got for his wife and young son died less than a week later. The puppy died from parvo. But the may family says theyre upset because the woman who sold them the dog never told them. When you ask, we investigate. Heres contact 13 investigative banjo, the 8weekold Border Collie seemed normal at first, but by the end of the week jason may says he was headed tired. And then the vet diagnosed banjo with parvo. Parvo is often fatal for dogs and is highly contagious. Jason got the dog at cedar animal rescue, and thinks he should at least get his money back. He spent 100 dollars on the dog, and sev...

The Radiation Exposure Compensation Act expired on Friday, June 7, leaving many people who were affected by nuclear testing and research in the West without a way to get monetary support for their suffering. Supports of the act are still fighting for expansion of the act and trying to find other ways to revive the program.

The Radiation Exposure Compensation Act expired on Friday, June 7, leaving many people who were affected by nuclear testing and research in the West without a way to get monetary support for their suffering. Supports of the act are still fighting for expansion of the act and trying to find other ways to revive the program.