Atlantic City casino worker suspensions prompt complaint

ATLANTIC CITY – The main Atlantic City casino workers union has filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board over suspensions handed down to 21 workers who took part in a recent protest at Tropicana Casino and Resort.

Five lawsuits against Zappos transferred to District Court

Five of nine lawsuits filed against Amazon.com subsidiary Zappos were formally transferred to the Reno division of U.S. District Court on Wednesday, with others already there or on the way.

In youth movement, Las Vegas chamber alters health plans

For 26 years, the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce has offered health insurance and term life insurance plans to members with no changes in its rate structure. But now the business association wants to reach out to younger business people and has adjusted rates to lower costs for those aged 20 to 39. Some longtime customers are ready to bail.

Golden Rainbow benefit offers applause for a cause

Golden Rainbow, which produces the Ribbon of Life show, offers housing and financial assistance to HIV-infected people in need. That makes the Ribbon of Life event, the financial backbone of Golden Rainbow, vitally important. The show begins at 1 p.m. Sunday at The Smith Center for the Performing Arts.

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SPORTS AND THE LAW

Expo gives space to technology startup companies

Banks, insurance companies and accounting firms Wednesday dotted the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce Business Expo floor at World Market Center. But one row of exhibition booths, on “Innovation Avenue,” hosted a new generation of chamber members: the startups putting Las Vegas tech on the map.

PHOTO: Burn, Ely, Burn

The North Schell Fire is burning in rugged terrain on the east side of the Schell Mountain Range, about 20 miles north of Ely.

PHOTO: Hospital Bug Light

Xenex Healthcare Services’ portable UV room disinfection device operates Wednesday during a demonstration at MountainView Hospital.

Sandoval move would cut jobs, boost worker training funds

The Sandoval administration is seeking a federal waiver to allow it to disband two state boards and direct the $5 million in savings to training programs for unemployed workers.

Infamous topless club may get new life

A notorious Las Vegas topless club could reopen thanks to a city ordinance approved Wednesday, but it’s unlikely good fortune for the owners of Crazy Horse Too will do much for tourist Kirk Henry, who suffered a catastrophic neck injury after a bar tab dispute with club workers turned violent.

Nevada’s ranking for car repairs dropping

Nevada ranked 24th in the nation for car repair costs in 2011, dropping from the fifth-highest repair cost in 2010, CarMD’s Vehicle Health Index showed. The average repair cost decreased to $332.52 in 2011, down from $393.97 in the previous year and on par with the national average of $333.93, according to a report released Wednesday by CarMD.

How to find the right mental health practitioner

While many Americans are familiar with the process of finding a medical doctor that suits their needs, not everyone is comfortable and confident in doing the same when it comes to their mental health practitioner.

Four simple tips to create delicious, quality meals at home

As families become more concerned about the quality of food they are putting on the table, many are realizing that getting back to the basics is one of the best ways to eat better and not compromise on taste. If you’re looking for ways to improve your family meals it doesn’t require a major overhaul of your approach to shopping or cooking. Often, just a few simple adjustments can go a long way.

When parties move outdoors, try these simple ideas

Warm weather and outdoor entertaining go hand in hand. Sit back and relax this summer with family, friends and great food at your next backyard barbecue. No matter who or how many guests, you’ll want to create a memorable gathering that keeps people talking. Plan your next summer celebration with these no-fuss party ideas.

Getting roots wet without waste

Water is one of the most important and precious natural resources necessary for garden and lawn health. Now that planting is in full swing, getting plants established while using water wisely is essential for a successful growing season.

Tips for preparing and proofreading the perfect resume

In today’s competitive job market, employers can receive literally hundreds of responses to a posted job. A resume often creates the first impression a prospective employer will form about each candidate – and that first impression forms quickly. A resume is an important marketing tool that introduces you to a prospective employer in the professional world.

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