After a huge run-up that began four years ago, the number of bankruptcy filings in Las Vegas dropped sharply last year.
CINCINNATI — Smokers won’t be hired at new casinos in Columbus and Toledo, a ban that’s been adopted in other industries as employers try to hold down health care costs.
SALT LAKE CITY — People exposed to radiation because of nuclear weapons testing in Nevada were honored with a ceremony at the Utah State Capitol.
CARSON CITY — A Nevada Army National Guardsman wounded four months ago in the deadly IHOP shooting in Carson City is re-enlisting.
ELKO — One of two West Wendover teenagers accused of killing and burying a classmate in the desert has pleaded guilty to a reduced charge in a plea deal that spares her the death penalty.
RENO — Fire investigators have confirmed arcing power lines caused the wind-blown blaze that destroyed dozens of homes in Reno in November.
A team from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas has been selected to compete in the 2013 U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon.
For more than an hour, seven county commissioners blathered before choosing Las Vegas City Councilman Steve Wolfson as the new district attorney.
It’s Nevada’s largest and best-known hole this side of the Yucca Mountain tunnel, and new evidence suggests that Lehman Caves may be at least twice as old as originally thought.
International casino companies and online shoe retailers have more in common than you would think.
Both are rooted in customer service, treating guests and shoppers well to cement their loyalty.
Plenty of people find love online every year, but when you’re dating a stranger, it’s important to take steps to ensure the only thing they steal is your heart.
The statistics are staggering: As the leading cause of death in the United States, cardiovascular (or heart) disease accounts for more than 2,200 deaths per day, or one every 39 seconds. Adults should know how they can avoid becoming a statistic of heart disease. For many, knowing the leading risk factors and maintaining a heart-healthy lifestyle will go a long way.
If you want your home to reflect your personal style, why not start in the kitchen? The kitchen, commonly the most popular room in the house for everyday life and entertaining, doesn’t have to be cookie cutter with coordinating color schemes. Current trends give homeowners leeway to add personal flair to the kitchen with bursts of color, unique designs and unexpected patterns.
Cold days are here to stay, and the lower the temperature goes, the higher the utility costs are to heat your home. What if there was a way to heat your house for significantly less? Biomass fuels – natural, clean-burning, inexpensive fuels – offer a smart solution that can lower your heating costs and reduce your carbon footprint.