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The slow death of capital punishment: Delays, costs and shifting public opinion riddle the system

A mock-up of an electric chair is displayed at the Mob Museum in downtown Las Vegas in 2012. The display refers to the 1944 execution of mob boss Louis "Lepke" Buchalter.

Nevada hasn’t executed a prisoner since 2006, despite two-term Gov. Brian Sandoval supporting the death penalty. The state’s system is costly and broken, part of a larger conversation about the future of capital punishment in America. Polls show a shrinking ...

With gardens in more than 100 local schools, Green Our Planet is transforming the desert

Fourth graders pose for a photo at the Parson's Patch garden at Parson Elementary School Tuesday, May 2, 2017.

Last year, the nonprofit helped organize 125 markets through the Farmpreneur Program, a learning initiative that teaches fifth-graders the ins and outs of running a business. Some of the schools have expanded their market offerings from raw goods to candles ...

Café owner: ‘Simplicity is key, but we won’t cut corners’

Emily Palmer, owner of Le Petit Café & Bakery, in Las Vegas, Nev. on April 11, 2017.

Emily Palmer found her inspiration in France, and has brought the everyday French experience to the Las Vegas Valley — the quaint, cozy and welcoming version of casual dining, not the haughty caricature many assume such cafés to be.

Don’t seek greener pastures — water the grass

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The Data: May 7-13

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The List: Hotels, May 7-13, 2017

Find out about hotels. This week, we rank them by number of rooms as of Jan. 1.