LAS VEGAS -- There is lots of money to be made in the marijuana business and nobody knows that more than the entrepreneurs trying to get financing.

Some of them are looking to open dispensaries or supply equipment to grow houses. On Tuesday, they got to pitch shark-tank style to investors at Green Valley Ranch hotel and casino.

It looked like any typical business conference except it was all centered on marijuana. The entrepreneurs were on a speed date of sorts. They have just minutes to convince investors their marijuana business is worth taking a chance on.

“They get to review all of these projects. They get to review all of the ones they are most interested in and make decisions about what they'd like to invest in," Leslie Bocskor with the Nevada Cannabis Industry Association said.

The California company Auntie Dolores sounds like a family bakery, which it sort of is, except all the baked goods it sells are gluten-free and vegan marijuana edibles.

LAS VEGAS -- Metro Police investigated a deadly motorcycle crash early Sunday morning at the intersection of E. Pebble Road and S. Haviland Road.

Metro said witnesses told them that around 3:30 a.m. a 2013 Honda CBR was going at a high rate of speed on East Pebble Road when the motorcyclist, 26-year-old Michael Mattingly of Las Vegas, lost control.

Officers said the Mattingly overturned and slid off the roadway over the southeast corner of the intersection. This caused him and the motorcycle to continue southeast across the sidewalk/ landscape before hitting a tree and a block wall.

Traffic investigators said the impact with the tree and wall redirected the Mattingly and his bike to the eastbound travel lanes on E. Pebble Road where the motorcycle and operator slid to a stop.

The 26-year-old was pronounced dead on scene.

This was the 68th traffic related accident in Metro's jurisdiction for 2014.

HENDERSON, Nev. - A 21-year-old woman is being charged with DUI with substantial bodily harm in a work zone and leaving the scene of a collision involving serious injury after police say she hit a flagger in a construction zone in Henderson.

Police arrested Selina Gonzalez-Gascon early Friday morning. Police say at around 2 a.m. she hit a 49-year-old woman who was working as a flagger in a construction zone near Warm Springs Road and Arroyo Grande Boulevard.

The flagger was wearing a suit made of reflective material and using safety equipment, including a hand-held red wand light and hard hat. The victim was taken to Sunrise Hospital Trauma Center in critical condition.