Week 2: Cheyenne, Liberty, Las Vegas grab wins

In one of the closest games in the area tonight, Cheyenne edged Legacy, 16-14. Follow updates at nevadapreps.com and on Twitter: @RJ_Sports.

Pedestrian identified in fatal hit-and-run

The pedestrian killed by a hit-and-run driver Tuesday night has been identified as Gabriel Martinez-Sarmiento of Las Vegas.

Female victim in south valley crash identified

The woman who died in a head-on collision in the south valley Thursday has been identified as Amanda Marie French of Las Vegas.

Some evacuations lifted in Southern California fire; I-15 reopens

Firefighters were gaining the upper hand Saturday on a wildfire that erupted on the main interstate between Southern California and Las Vegas, allowing officials to lift evacuation orders for half of 1,500 homes and reopen the freeway to holiday weekend traffic.

Phoenix vacations: A cool trip, even in summer

If you’ve never vacationed in the Southwest, you may think it’s a destination best left for cooler months. But while it’s true temperatures rise there during summer, you can still find plenty of cool things to do in the Southwest, from Phoenix to Las Vegas.

Tips for safely sharing the road with big rigs this summer

Regular vehicle drivers can do a lot to help ensure truck accident statistics stay low – by following some safety rules for sharing the road with big rigs. Here’s some expert advice.

Savvy travelers take advantage of loyalty programs

As travelers look to stretch their dollars further than ever while hitting the road this summer, loyalty programs are becoming a smarter way to enjoy a getaway without breaking the bank. Here are four tips to get you started on your trip to savings.

Let the fun begin with cheap flights to the Caribbean

If the call of all the recent pirate movies has you itching to talk like a pirate (Shiver me timbers), dress like a pirate, or better yet, sail the ocean in search of booty (or maybe just really cool pictures of dolphins and turtles) like a pirate, than you need a Caribbean vacation.

Moving tips for military families

The average family moves once every six years, but this rate can double for military families who need to relocate, according to www.Army.mil, the official website of the United States Army. Any military family understands the potential of moving is part of their duty in serving our country, but that doesn’t mean it’s not stressful, particularly when relocation may be required within a short period of time. Here is everything you need to know to make your next military move easier.

How to do a family vacation in D.C., New York or Boston

If you don’t live in one of the nation’s more densely populated cities, it can be difficult to imagine how a big city family vacation would work. But just because a city is big and bustling, it doesn’t mean it lacks attractions that will leave your children with the sense of wonderment you might expect from a more kid-focused destination. Here’s why you should consider heading to one of the big cities on the East Coast for your next family vacation.

East or West, beach is best: Choosing a Cabo or Cancun vacation

When it comes to Mexico, the question isn’t if you should go, but where you should go – and how often you should return. Our neighbor to the south has a dazzling array of sights to see and things to do, and you’ll almost always enjoy the comforts of sunshine and warm temperatures.

One summer travel essential you don’t want to forget

When you hit the road or sky this summer on vacation, you’ll likely face the dilemma of how much – and what – to pack. Sure, you must have enough changes of clothes and toiletries to survive when you’re away from home. But who wants to leave behind their favorite daily beverage – coffee?

On the go? Protect your home and family this summer season

More than half of the U.S. population is planning a vacation away from home this summer. The other half will spend it trying to keep their kids busy with camps, enrichment activities, sports lessons and more. With everyone running in different directions, keeping tabs on your kids – and your home – can be a challenge.

A companion you’ll want to bring on your next vacation

Now that computers have become increasingly powerful and portable, bringing one along on your trip is more convenient and helpful than ever. Computers offer the optimal experiences for tasks that require a full-size keyboard or screen and for content that runs on Flash. With more and more devices like tablets, netbooks and sliders being introduced that are hardly larger than a children’s book, it’s completely practical to bring one on your next vacation.

From city to coast: What to see on your first trip to Australia

It’s the destination of a lifetime, and one that tops the checklists of wanderlust-afflicted travelers: Australia. Country and continent in one, its 2.97 million square miles feature a diversity of landscape and culture that’s simply hard to find in other destinations.

On the road: Tips to enjoy your most nutritious – and delicious – summer vacation

While grabbing your friends or family and heading out for time away may be great for enjoying all that summer has to offer, it’s usually never good for the waistline. Busy travelers often opt for convenience over nutrition, filling up on high-calorie foods that have little to no nutritional value. But with a little pre-planning, you can choose to avoid the food option pitfalls that frustrate even the savviest travelers.

Five ingredients for a memorable family vacation

There’s a reason families continue to cram the whole crew into the minivan and look forward to summer getaways. With everyone short on time, from PTA meetings to soccer games and everything in between, family vacation is still the best way to soak up the time you have to share with your loved ones. Wherever you choose to travel, here are five ingredients that are sure to make your trip memorable for everyone.

A guide to avoid bed bugs when traveling

When you’re on vacation, you may pick up items that remind you of your trip, like a T-shirt or postcards. However, be mindful that you don’t bring home unwanted souvenirs – bed bugs.

Moving made easy: Smart planning tips to save time and trouble

Moving comes with a mix of emotions that can be overwhelming. You may feel excited to live in a new home, but getting all your possessions moved can be stressful. The key to having a smooth move is staying organized and following a schedule similar to what the pros use.

Why Hawaii’s Oahu is a great resort destination for the whole family

If you thought that Hawaii was only for honeymooners and surfers, think again. The island destination not only offers relaxing beaches, spas and golf courses for adults, but themed attractions and interesting cultural and educational opportunities for children of all ages, making it a fantastic destination for families who are looking to get away.

Don’t take a vacation from dental hygiene during your trip

Vacations give you a break from the daily grind and provide the opportunity to leave your everyday responsibilities at home. Certain tasks shouldn’t be forgotten while on vacation, however, especially your oral care routine.

What it takes for a European river cruise to be considered ‘the world’s best’

European river cruises are perhaps the fastest-growing category in vacation travel today, and their incredible popularity has prompted new companies to rush into the market, and for existing river cruise lines to rapidly expand their fleets. With so many new choices, how can you determine which river cruise line is the best?

Puerto Rican vacation packages can lead to a world of taste

Visitors to Puerto Rico often cite its rich history as one of the main draws. But one of the lesser known byproducts of the historical richness is a colorful and varied national cuisine, which alone can provide enough motivation to jumpstart your search for Puerto Rico vacation packages.

How to protect your PC when you’re on the road

The busy summer travel season is quickly approaching and you’ll want to take your PC with you on all your adventures, wherever they might take you. Here are few tips and tricks to prepare your PC and help keep it safe no matter where you go.

A Washington DC tour brings America’s history to life

It’s true that America is still a relatively young nation, but that doesn’t mean that its history is anything less than exciting – something that anyone on a Washington DC tour quickly learns.

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