These days, the Silver State looks more like the Algeria of solar power, with tons of resources but a relatively unimpressive economic impact to show for it.
Jennifer Markewich-Jones feels cramped looking around the executive office space she rents. Her 10-year-old company has outgrown its original space and is ready to move into new digs.
The U.S. Forest Service has backed off claims about the effectiveness of the huge red plumes of fire retardant that big airplanes drop on wildfires, but the agency does not expect to cut back on using it.
CARSON CITY — A Carson City man has been arrested on suspicion of molesting 11-year-old twin sisters.
GILLETTE, Wyo. — The wife of a Colorado man convicted of conning more than 100 Wyoming residents out of money he said would be used to send disabled children to a magic show has turned herself in.
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market Inc. is recalling its f&e brand bagged Washed Spinach because it could be contaminated with listeria.
WASHINGTON — The Senate last week blocked passage of a $35 billion piece of President Barack Obama’s “American Jobs Act” that would help cities and counties keep teachers, firefighters and police employed.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Of all the indelible moments from Dan Wheldon’s public memorial service, the heart-wrenching letter from his wife cut deepest.
RENO — Lawyers for an environmental group and Native American tribes trying to block another expansion at one of the biggest gold mines in North America say the U.S. government — in concert with the largest gold company in the world — is making an unprecedented attempt to skirt two of the nation’s fundamental laws protecting federal lands.
I enter the radiation waiting room inside the Mayo Clinic Specialty Building in Phoenix each morning and pause at a table. On the table is a jumbled jigsaw puzzle. The picture is incomplete.
Federal prosecutors paint a picture of 85-year-old Alfred Sapse solely as a fraud. Yet documents show that this frail, stooped individual who speaks with a thick Eastern European accent does have a background in medicine and science.
Apparently TV network partisanship doesn’t take a vacation, even on a sunny afternoon on the Strip.
The Municipal Court judge from Missouri was desperate. Tim Donahoe was taking medications prescribed by his doctor, but his Parkinson’s disease was progressing at a frightening rate, robbing him of motor skills and forcing him to speak in a hoarse monotone.
In the two weeks before 16-year-old Joe Miller killed himself, he seemed to throw off his despair. He watched his younger brother and sister while his parents were out. He even took his mother out for ice cream three times.
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