Germany river cruises showcase unexpected beauty in the heart of Europe

Fast cars, conceptual art and great steins of beer might all come to mind when you think of Germany, but the country situated in the heart of Europe offers more than you might expect. And here’s a tip: Germany river cruises are an unparalleled way to experience the hidden allure of the country.

Europe tours: A variety of options let you see the continent your way

From the fragrant lavender fields of Provence to the Gothic spires of Prague’s skyline, Europe is a treasure trove of sensory experiences. A lifetime of travel on the continent would let you see it all, but for those with more limited time, carefully planned Europe tours can do more than just take you to the major sights – it can immerse you in the culture and lifestyle that have made Europe the ultimate destination for generations of travelers.

Eight savvy ways to upgrade your finances and lifestyle in 2012

People always look forward to a new year, whether it’s a chance to start over from a tough year, or an opportunity to build on something great that happened the last year. Either way, upgrading from one year to the next is an important start.

Legislative group studies Nevada voting rules

CARSON CITY — A legislative subcommittee on Thursday approved dozens of regulations — many of which were necessary to implement new laws taking effect Jan. 1 — and debated into the evening election rules sought by the secretary of state.

Desert Pines lineman Poutasi picks Utah

Combining NFL size with the speed of some high school linebackers is a recipe for a scary offensive lineman entering college.

Activists praise closure of MGM Grand’s lion habitat

Plans by MGM Grand to close its lion habitat at the Strip hotel received praise Thursday by a high-profile animal rights group that also blasted the lions’ owner for wanting to put them on exhibit at his 7.5-acre ranch in the south Las Vegas Valley.

Second lawsuit filed in Las Vegas tour helicopter crash

A second wrongful death lawsuit was filed Thursday in a Nevada court against the Las Vegas-based operator of a sightseeing tour helicopter that crashed and killed five people earlier this month.

Contractors dealt setback in Fontainebleau case

Dozens of contractors trying to get money out of the Fontainebleau bankruptcy were dealt a procedural setback Thursday by the Nevada Supreme Court.

Convicted polygamist Jeffs may have broken phone rules

Texas prison officials are investigating whether convicted polygamist sect leader Warren Jeffs violated his telephone privileges with calls to a relative on Christmas Day that might have been broadcast to an audience.

New Year’s party in Las Vegas may attract a record 314,000

Authorities think this will be the biggest New Year’s Eve party ever in Las Vegas. They’re expecting 314,000 people to stop by for a visit, making it the nation’s second-largest New Year’s Eve party.

Woman pleads guilty in teacher’s fatal beating

A 21-year-old Las Vegas woman pleaded guilty Thursday to five counts of conspiracy stemming from the robbery and assault that led to the death of an Eldorado High School teacher.

NASCAR’s Kahne sorry for breastfeeding comments

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — NASCAR driver Kasey Kahne has apologized for comments he made on his Twitter account about public breastfeeding.

Police union buys house next to Stockton city manager

STOCKTON, Calif. (AP) — The police union in the Northern California city of Stockton has stepped up its battle against the debt-ridden city over cuts to the police department by buying a house next to the city manager.

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