Parasite found in Calif. area of Colorado river, but Las Vegas water supply remains safe

As the weather warms and spring draws closer, Lake Mead is bound to see an increase of swim-starved residents ready to pack their coolers ...     [PARASITE FOUND IN CALIF. AREA OF COLORADO RIVER, BUT LAS VEGAS WATER SUPPLY REMAINS SAFE]( [As the weather warms and spring draws closer, Lake Mead is bound to see an increase of swim-starved residents ready to pack their coolers, lay out their towels and possibly take a dip in the water with their best furry friend. And while a parasite dangerous to dogs was discovered in a California section of the Colorado River, local experts aren’t raising any red flags about canines being at risk when visiting the lake.]( [UNLV WOMEN LEANING ON FRONTCOURT DUO TO PRODUCE IN NCAA TOURNAMENT]( [With eight minutes left in the Mountain West championship game, UNLV had a 45-37 lead over San Diego State and was looking to bury the dagger. Working from the elbow extended, junior forward Alyssa Brown made a nice feed inside to Desi-Rae Young, and the senior laid it in to push UNLV’s advantage to double digits. Four minutes later, Brown and Young connected again, with Young converting another layup to make it 62-45. The confetti dropped shortly thereafter.]( [KOLESAR BREAKS TIE AND GOLDEN KNIGHTS BEAT KRAKEN 3-1]( [Keegan Kolesar scored off a rebound with 1:20 left to put Vegas ahead for good in a 3-1 victory over the Seattle Kraken on Thursday night, strengthening the defending champion Golden Knights' hold on a playoff spot. Jack Eichel and Chandler Stephenson also scored and Logan Thompson made 20 saves. It was the second victory in a row for Thompson, who stopped 40 shots and may have given the Knights' recent shaky play at goalie some encouragement.]( [U.S. PARK SERVICE SAYS TO LEAVE YOUR CASH AT HOME, BUT SOME OBJECT]( [At dozens of national parks and historical sites around the United States, getting away from it all to revel in the country’s wide-open spaces has taken on a whole new meaning. Leave your dollars and coins behind, too. The National Park Service is continuing to convert dozens of its sites across the country to cashless payments only, drawing complaints and, now, a lawsuit.](   MOST READ: [CCSD worker charged with monitoring private conversations at school](  [Allegiant flight attendants would get pay raises in tentative agreement]( [Henderson-based G League Ignite ending after this season]( [Man rebooked on charges related to March 12 shooting in Las Vegas]( [Netflix’s recent forays into live sports programming not expected to create any big waves soon](   [Facebook](  [X](     Greenspun Media Group | 2275 Corporate Circle, Suite 300, Henderson, NV 89074 [Unsubscribe {EMAIL}]( [Update Profile]( | [Our Privacy Policy]( | [Constant Contact Data Notice]( Sent by gmginfo@gmgvegas.com