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The poll also showed 42 percent of voters would elect Campa-Najjar if Hunter were to step down and end his reelection bid, but his name remained on the ballot. 164

The National Weather Service office in Las Vegas said in a tweet Saturday that people have been asking about "the widespread radar returns" in the city over the past few nights.Las Vegas, like all of Nevada, has had almost twice as much rain in 2019 than normal, Chinchar said. The city has had 4.63 inches of rain to date -- much more than its usual average of 2.38 inches in the same period."It appears through history that when we have a wet winter or spring, these things build up often down below Laughlin and even into Arizona," Jeff Knight, state entomologist with the Nevada Department of Agriculture, said. "We'll have flights (of grasshoppers) about this time of the year, migrations, and they'll move northward."Knight said the swarms aren't terribly unusual given the amount of rain the state has had this year."We have records clear from the '60s of it happening, and I have seen it ... at least four or five times in my 30-plus years," he said. "There are some special weather conditions that trigger the migration." 1030

The just-retrieved image of the cougars on an evening in late March was snapped by a wildlife camera run by the San Diego River Park foundation at its preserve near Julian. 172

The lightbulb went off for Bob Davis when he narrowly avoided a crash from a loose load on the truck in front of him."At that moment I immediately went to my 14-year-old son and thought, 'if he did this wrong he could've just died,' " Davis said.He had the realization that driving manuals teach the rules of the road, and parents show their children the basics in empty parking lots or teens learn in closely monitored driver's education classes. But he said the really difficult situations come up on the fly and new teen drivers are never properly prepared."If it's really foggy and rainy and you're teaching your 15-year-old to drive, you're not going to take them out that day," Davis said.He started by creating Virtual Driver Interactive, driving simulators for use in driver's education classes. There's a steering wheel, pedals and a monitor that take drivers through a wide array of scenarios, from parallel parking to reacting to a hydroplaning car. Drivers are given direction and instruction over headphones.It's a system the Deer Valley Unified School District in Phoenix has found success with in their courses for teen drivers."It brings an ambulance or a firetruck into the picture. Sometimes it'll throw an animal into the road," said driving instructor Dan Hinton. "It also helps familiarize them with more confusing things like, 'Which lane am I supposed to be in? Which lane am I suppose to turn into when taking a left or taking a right?' Yes, I do think it helps."Knowing not every kid has access to driver's ed, Davis wanted to drive the idea further and figured what many teens do have access to: gaming consoles.Now, any kid with an Xbox and regular controller can download Driving Essentials XE. Instead of rewarding risk like typical video driving games, these games give points to encourage good habits, like checking mirrors and ignoring distractions.Adding to the realism, if you get in a distracted-driving crash or hit someone, Davis says the game takes you to court and puts you in front of a real judge they've partnered with.Xbox users can download 2085

The Orange County Sheriff’s Office says Spikes is a former Disney employee. He used his ID badge to get behind-the-scenes access to the park. Then, he’d take backstage photos he would upload to his Twitter account called “Back Door Disney.”Back in 2018, Disney reported an animatronic was stolen from Epcot. The company later discovered costumes missing from the haunted mansion and other attractions. Deputies say Spikes and his cousin, Blaytin Taunton, stole the items and they have the pictures to prove it. Taunton even created a fake name and ID, deputies claim. 568

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