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Sam Morris
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Director of Photography, Las Vegas Review-Journal
Las Vegas
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By Sam Morris Verified| Las Vegas Review-Journal Verified PAHRUMP — An old white pickup truck was sitting at the top of the driveway that leads to Karl Mitchell’s home Friday morning. For now, it’s the only thing keeping unwanted visitors from the premises, which has become much quieter in recent days. That’s because Nye County officials executed a search warrant early Wednesday to seize seven tigers residing on the property, located in the 6000 block of North Woodchips Road.
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By Sam Morris Verified| Las Vegas Review-Journal Verified PAHRUMP — An old white pickup truck was sitting at the top of the driveway that leads to Karl Mitchell’s home Friday morning. For now, it’s the only thing keeping unwanted visitors from the premises, which has become much quieter in recent days. That’s because Nye County officials executed a search warrant early Wednesday to seize seven tigers residing on the property, located in the 6000 block of North Woodchips Road.
Company Info
Las Vegas Review-Journal
The Las Vegas Review-Journal (LVRJ) is Nevada’s largest and longest-running newspaper, established in 1909. It serves the Las Vegas metropolitan area, including Henderson and North Las Vegas, and has a readership of approximately 2.25 million residents. The publication has evolved into a multimedia news organization under the ownership of the Adelson family since 2015, focusing on enhancing its digital capabilities. LVRJ publishes daily print editions that cover local news, politics, business, entertainment, and sports. It also operates a digital platform, providing real-time updates and investigative reporting. The organization produces a streaming newscast for audiences who prefer short-form video content. Additionally, it maintains a historical archive of front pages for public and research purposes. With a significant online presence, LVRJ attracts around 4 million unique visitors each month, appealing to both local residents and tourists.
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
+1 702-383-0211
Founded: 1909