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Traffic crosses the Center Street bridge in downtown Reno, Nev., on Friday, Oct. 17, 2014, over the Truckee River, which has been reduced to a shallow stream. Lake Tahoe dropped below its natural rim level for the first time in five years this week, which cut off flows into the river as it meanders 30 miles down the Sierra and through Reno on a 90-mile journey to Pyramid Lake. (AP Photo/Scott Sonner)
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Tahoe level at 5-year low; no Truckee River flows

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NRC: Yucca closure plans meet safety objectives
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NRC: Yucca closure plans meet safety objectives

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A half dozen animal rights activists protested Thursday, Oct. 16, 2014, outside Reno Justice Court where Jason Brown, 24, was to appear later in the day at a status hearing on charges accusing him of torturing and killing several dogs in July. Leaders of Nevada Voters for Animals are urging the maximum punishment if Brown is convicted of all seven counts, which could total more than 20 years in prison. (AP Photo/Scott Sonner).
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Hearing set in Nevada dog torture, killing case

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Reno industrial market growing even before Tesla
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Reno industrial market growing even before Tesla

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Sagebrush habitat fuels $1B in recreation spending
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Sagebrush habitat fuels $1B in recreation spending

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US judge refuses to halt fracking in Nevada
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US judge refuses to halt fracking in Nevada

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Firm pays fine for not reporting mine pollution
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Firm pays fine for not reporting mine pollution

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Meters eyed as possible cause of Nevada fires
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Meters eyed as possible cause of Nevada fires

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Wells Fargo pays $290,000 in sex harassment case
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Wells Fargo pays $290,000 in sex harassment case

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FILE - In this June 24, 2011 file photo, burned Amtrak passenger cars are left after the train was struck by a semitrailer near Fallon, Nev. A federal jury in Reno on Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2014 awarded $4.5 million to Amtrak and $210,777 to Union Pacific Railroad for damages resulting from John Davis Trucking Co.'s negligence when one of its trucks slammed into the side of the passenger train. U.S. District Judge Howard McKibben has put the judgment on hold until Sept. 29 to consider adding up to another $1 million or more in attorney fees and interest to the award to the railroad companies. (AP Photo/Reno Gazette Journal, Liz Margerum, File)
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Truck firm faces paying millions in Amtrak crash

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