The Falcons and Cougars meet for the fourth time this season to decide the state volleyball championship.

Kendell Andrews doesn’t look back at his Foothill boys volleyball team’s loss to Coronado in the Sunrise Region title game last weekend as a negative.

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A group of local middle school students wants southern Nevadans to be aware of what they call an environmental hazard at Lake Mead.

Greenspun Junior High School Leadership Club students are launching a public campaign about “the dangers and the damage done by the use of carbureted 2-stroke engines.”

In 2013, a ban on personal watercrafts with carbureted 2-stroke engines went into effect to help reduce pollution at the lake. Leadership Club students, led by educators Gwendolyn Buckles and Katie Litzenberg, started an educational campaign named “Lake MEad.” It focuses on the effects pollution has in southern Nevada’s public recreation areas.

The students created a multimedia campaign to spread the word about the 2-stroke engine ban at the lake. During their after-school club, students chose this cause as their annual community project.

HENDERSON, Nev. -- The Nevada Supreme Court has scheduled oral arguments in the case involving a dog that killed a 1-year-old baby.

The arguments will be heard Wednesday, July 3, at 11:30 a.m. in Carson City.

An animal rights group is trying to save the dog, named Onion, from being put down. A judge ruled in August that The Lexus Project could appeal the City of Henderson's decision to euthanize the dog.

The city determined the dog was dangerous after it killed a baby boy in April 2012.