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Mitch Kelly

Mitch Kelly

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Web Editor, Host and Traffic Reporter, KXNT-AM (Las Vegas, NV)

Las Vegas

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Technology , Social , TV, California, Social Entrepreneurship , Social Media, Latino Groups, Social networks, Latino , Latino Politics, Los Angeles, Enterprise Technology

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Total articles 2893

  • "Bee Season" is here; Clark County offers safety tips

    By Mitch Kelly Verified| KXNT-AM (Las Vegas, NV) Verified Las Vegas, NV (KXNT) - Warmer weather and increased outdoor activity boost the possibility of people encountering bees in Southern Nevada. Bees are active year-round in our area, but tend to be most active from the spring to the fall when they are beginning to set up new hives, according to the Nevada Department of Agriculture. A swarm of bees is generally not harmful -- they are moving from place to place to colonize new hives.

    By Mitch Kelly Verified · KXNT-AM (Las Vegas, NV)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Rangers rescue two-dozens kids from the heat at Lake Mead

    By Mitch Kelly Verified| KXNT-AM (Las Vegas, NV) Verified Las Vegas, NV (KXNT) - More than two dozen special-needs kids, along with three adults, had to be rescued from a hiking trail out at the Lake Mead National Recreation Area Thursday afternoon after they were overcome by the heat. Park officials say they group, who was hiking in the Arizona Hot Springs area of the park, didn't have adequate supplies for the weather conditions, as temperatures pushed past the 100 degree mark.

    By Mitch Kelly Verified · KXNT-AM (Las Vegas, NV)

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • "Bee Season" is here; Clark County offers safety tips

    By Mitch Kelly Verified| KXNT-AM (Las Vegas, NV) Verified Las Vegas, NV (KXNT) - Warmer weather and increased outdoor activity boost the possibility of people encountering bees in Southern Nevada. Bees are active year-round in our area, but tend to be most active from the spring to the fall when they are beginning to set up new hives, according to the Nevada Department of Agriculture. A swarm of bees is generally not harmful -- they are moving from place to place to colonize new hives.

    By Mitch Kelly Verified · KXNT-AM (Las Vegas, NV)

    Apr. 16, 2025

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KXNT-AM (Las Vegas, NV)