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KNXV ABC15 News September 3, 2016 - Vimarsana News

KNXV ABC15 News September 3, 2016

And radar. Thats going to clear up as we continue on through the morning. This is a live look outside one of our valley cameras here, and you can see the temps not bad at all. In the 70s in chandler. Low 80s in mesa and deer valley as well. Mid80s in glendale. This is kind of the tradeoff for us here. Its hot during day, and overnight lows are starting to cool a little bit here. Today well top degrees. Tomorrow 101. Its looking great, and spoiler alert, your labor day forecast is looking great as well. That will be in a couple minutes. Well get to the local breaking news in just a minute. Firs...

Group files for emergency protections for rare Nevada toad - Vimarsana News

Group files for emergency protections for rare Nevada toad

The Center for Biological Diversity has filed an emergency petition with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for emergency protections for the rare Amargosa toad.

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Emergency Endangered Species Protection Sought for Rare Nevada Toad - Vimarsana News

Emergency Endangered Species Protection Sought for Rare Nevada Toad

Center for Biological Diversity: Modern-Day Gold Rush Could Push Amargosa Toad to Extinction

Nevada's town name origins, from casino moguls to pioneers - Vimarsana News

Nevada's town name origins, from casino moguls to pioneers

Nevada’s town namesakes help tell the story of the state’s nearly 160-year history.

Nevada's town name origins, from casino moguls to pioneers | Local Nevada - Vimarsana News

Nevada's town name origins, from casino moguls to pioneers | Local Nevada

Nevada’s town namesakes help tell the story of the state’s nearly 160-year history.