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Steve Malinowski, founder of Fishers Island Oysters, pilots his boat into Spicers Marina in Groton, Conn. The farm was founded in 1981 by Steve and his wife Sarah. (World Wildlife Fund) Low water levels in Lake Mead have revealed skeletal remains buried a sandbar off of Callville Bay. The dock has been continuously lengthened and boat launch now closed because of low water levels. (The New York Times) The alien sculpture “Fred” at the Alien Research Center in Crystal Springs, Nev. The business has already received increased calls related to the Storm Area 51 event. (NBC News) A multiple exposure from the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The exposures were shot sequentially and combined in-camera to create a single raw image. (The New York Times) The Las Vegas Strip is deserted after lockdown closes all nonessential businesses, only the second time ever casino doors were shuttered (the first being the JFK's funeral in 1963). (HuffPost) Performers practice routines during a dress rehearsal of “O” by Cirque du Soleil at the Bellagio Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. The show will have its first performance since being shuttered due to the pandemic. (The New York Times) Former President Barack Obama shakes hands after speaking in Las Vegas. (The New York Times) Supporters wait for Michelle Obama after a speech in Las Vegas. (The Washington Post) A Kim Jong-un impersonator sips on a carbonated water in front of the Las Vegas Convention Center ahead of a Trump campaign event. (Bloomberg) Alex Jones rants to the media outside the Waterbury, Conn. courthouse during the Sandy Hook defamation trial. (Getty) Dollie Jones is consoled at a community meeting and memorial in Tupelo, Miss. Jones’s son, Antwun Shumpert, was shot and killed by a police after running from the traffic stop. (The New York Times) People watch the procession during a vigil for Sgt. Dustin Demonte and Officer Alex Hamzy outside the police station in Bristol, Conn. The two offivcers were ambushed while following up on a fake 9-1-1 call. (The New York Times) The TVA Fossil Plant in Gallatin, Tenn. The plant is on trial for alleged Clean Water Act violations. (The New York Times) Guests mingle at a Republican Mens Club luncheon in Las Vegas. (The New York Times) Morgan County Sheriff Ana Franklin gives a tour of the Morgan County Jail in Decatur, Ala. Allegations of corrupt practices have plagued the department. (The New York Times) Lauren Horbal and Tiffany Cannon outside of their home in Nashville, Tenn. The couple applied to rent a house together, but the landlord refused to process their application when he realized they were a couple. (The New York Times) Kailey Olsen works the drive-thru at Swig in St. George, Utah. A niche market for mixed soda drinks has grown rapidly in Utah and the Mountain West over the last decade. (The New York Times) Julie Castle pets one of her resucue dogs at Best Friends Animal Society in Kanab, Utah. An looming eviction crisis sparked by the pandemic could leave many animals homeless alongside their owners. (The New York Times) Penn & Teller are performing once again in Las Vegas after the pandemic caused a forced sabbatical of 421 days. (The New York Times) Mad Apple by Cirque du Soleil performs from the Red Carpet Stage during the First Round of the NFL Draft in Las Vegas. (Associated Press) The Mountain Pass Mine, located outside of Las Vegas, is one of the only in the Western Hemisphere to produce rare earth minerals. (Bloomberg) Jerika Whitefield was saved by open-heart surgery, but was warned not to use methamphetamine again. (The New York Times) A former gas station featuring Googie architecture in Las Vegas's Historic Westside neighborhood. (The National Trust for Historic Preservation) Needles, Calif. is a small town along Route 66 near the Arizona border. Local officials hope the cannabis industry can help usher in an economic revival. (The New York Times) Teams of employees trim and hang cannabis plants for drying at Aether Gardens in Las Vegas. (The New York Times) Musician Todd Snider smokes a joint in his Hendersonville, Tenn. living room. (The New York Times) Members of the Amish community sued the city of Auburn, Ky. over an ordinance requiring their horses to wear excrement-catching bags in city limits, which they claim violates their religion. (The Wall Street Journal) A motorist drives by a mural depicting "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas: A Savage Journey to the Heart of the American Dream" author Hunter S. Thompson near the intersection of Fremont Street and Las Vegas Blouevard South. (Las Vegas News Bureau) Self-claimed "Trump from Pahrump" Dennis Hof leaving a campaign rally and birthday celebration. Hours later he was found dead in his brothel, The Love Ranch, in Crystal, Nev. (BuzzFeed News) Rusty Murphy with his daughter Josephine, 7, in Normandy, Tenn. Murphy suffers from stage 4 liver disease, and is stuck in a backlog of Medicaid applications. (The Wall Street Journal) Covid longhauler Cassie Peterson looks out of the front door of her Magna, Utah home. (Univ. of Utah School of Medicine) An empty Las Vegas Strip during the pandemic shutdown (The New York Times)



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