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Lawyers ask for $60 million for Clark County women who took diabetes drug

A pair of Clark County women deserve at least $60 million after developing bladder cancer from taking the diabetes drug Actos, one of their attorneys told a jury Monday. The lawyers for Delores Cipriano, 81, and Bertha Triana, 80, have said they plan to seek billions of dollars more in punitive damages from the Japan-based drug maker Takeda as the case wraps up this week.

Students create mock-ups of products meant for practical use

Students from the UNLV Howard R. Hughes College of Engineering showcased their commercially viable projects May 8 at the annual Spring Senior Design Competition.

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Records: North Las Vegas judge misused city money in fighting lawsuit

North Las Vegas Judge Catherine Ramsey is waging a costly legal battle against an ex-employee and, according to public records, used a city credit card to help pay for it — a move officials say amounts to a misappropriation of public funds.

Actually, no Vacancy

After record high heat on Saturday, the temperature cool off on Sunday. Expect more cooler temperatures on Monday and Tuesday. Tuesday’s high temperature is forecasted to be in the low 80s.

Henderson City Council to vote on budget

Henderson’s latest budget, which continues the trend of tapping reserves, goes before the City Council for approval Tuesday. About $4.6 million will be pulled from the city’s vehicle purchasing and maintenance fund to fill operating gaps.

Federal judge bans Texan from meddling in rancher-versus-BLM case

A federal judge has banned a Texas felon authorities say is tied to the anti-government “sovereign citizens” movement from meddling in the high-profile legal battle between Bunkerville rancher Cliven Bundy and the U.S. Bureau of Land Management.