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Drug analysis a multistep process

Unlike television crime shows in which machines can instantly spit out results, toxicology testing to determine what drugs are in a person's body can be a long and painstaking process.

SI.com: Norman Chad: If you've never been to Reno, you've never been anywhere

It plays second fiddle to Las Vegas and ugly duckling to Lake Tahoe, but it's my kind of town. The biggest little city in the world is Reno, Nev., and if you've never been there, you've never been anywhere.

1 killed, 25 hurt when bus rolls on interstate

One person was killed and another 25 injured Saturday when a commuter bus leaving a Reno, Nevada, resort crashed, California transportation officials said.

Ads pressure GOP senators to back Obama's stimulus plan

Voters in Cleveland, Ohio; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and Reno, Nevada, will wake Friday morning to a new radio advertisement calling on them to urge their Republican senators to support President Obama's stimulus plan.

Former Marine pleads not guilty to raping, killing college student

A former Marine and suspected serial rapist pleaded not guilty this week to raping and murdering 19-year-old college student Brianna Denison.

Tip line played key role in cracking cold case

A call to the Secret Witness tip line helped police break CNN's first featured cold case: the slaying of college student Brianna Denison, investigators say.

Tip, DNA lead to arrest in student's slaying

Police in Reno, Nevada, say they have solved one of their most haunting cold cases, arresting a construction worker in the slaying of 19-year-old college student Brianna Denison.

Time.com: Winter: Snow Slams Sierra Nevada

A storm dropped as much as 15 inches of snow in the Sierra Nevada, hastening the state of the ski season but bogging down traffic

Bill Clinton to campaign with Obama in Florida

Former President Clinton will campaign with Sen. Barack Obama for the first time Wednesday in Florida, according to Matt McKenna of the Clinton Foundation.

Time.com: Consumer Confidence: A Key Recession Signal

With two-thirds of the economy propped up by consumer spending, Main Street may soon deliver harsher news than Wall Street

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