Planned Parenthood of Southern Nevada and its parent organization Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains are joining with MTV, the Kaiser Family Foundation, and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to encourage youth to GYT — Get Yourself Tested — during National STD Awareness Month in April. 

Planned Parenthood of Southern Nevada will offer $10 STD testing for gonorrhea and chlamydia and $10 Rapid HIV testing at its health centers Tuesday and Friday. Local centers are:

Las Vegas

3300 E Flamingo Rd, #25

3220 W Charleston Blvd.

North Las Vegas

3940 Martin L.

Metro Police need help finding a man suspected of shooting two people last week in the northeast part of the valley. 

At approximately 8:21 p.m. on Thursday night, officers responded to an apartment complex located in the 3500 block of East Lake Mead Boulevard to investigate a report of gunshots in the area.

Officers found a male victim suffering from an apparent gunshot wound to the chest, and a second male victim suffering from a non-life threatening gunshot wound to the ear. Both victims were transported to the U.M.C. Trauma Center by medical personnel, where the first victim was pronounced dead.

Metro Homicide Investigators have determined both the suspect and the victims in this case arrived at the apartment complex in the same vehicle. After all three individuals exited the vehicle, the suspect shot the victims, and then fled the area on foot.

NORTH LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) -- Both candidates drew diamonds. But Linda Meisenheimer's king topped Tanya Flanagan's five to make her the winner of a tied primary election in North Las Vegas.

Cutting cards is a uniquely Nevada way to settle deadlocked elections.

The latest example came during a special North Las Vegas City Council meeting on Thursday.

Meisenheimer now advances to the June 7 general election against Pamela Goynes-Brown.

Flanagan and Meisenheimer tied for second place in the city's Ward 2 race during in the April 5 primary. Each drew 328 votes.

The cut of the cards was overseen by David Hernandez. He's the head of the College of Southern Nevada casino management program.

Hernandez says Nevada is the only state that uses a draw of the cards to break election tied.

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