SAN ANTONIO – Kamra King scored 13 points to lead Texas-San Antonio (6-4) past the UNLV women’s basketball team 61-46 on Saturday.
Bryan Gagnon shot a 2-under 70 to grab the first-round lead at the ShowMeGolfers Junior Championship at Stallion Mountain Golf Club.
When Apple debuted its new mobile mapping service, its hilarious geographic gaffes brought complaints and ridicule to the computer giant.
Top officials at the Clark County School District and the county Department of Family Services are reviewing the actions of employees in the case of a 7-year-old boy who was beaten into a coma just hours after officials at his school called the child welfare hotline to report suspicions of abuse at the boy’s home.
Nevada might get it. Utah’s got it. New Mexico has a version of it but desperately wants to get rid of it. Nebraska, Mississippi, Arizona – they all want nothing to do with it.
Yuriorkis Gamboa let his promoter handle the theatrics. He focused on taking care of business.
Alzheimer’s disease. Americans fear only cancer more. For those older than 65, it is the most feared diagnosis. The disease, which causes dramatic problems with memory, thinking and behavior, is the sixth leading cause of death in the United States.
– Life insurance is not a “set it and forget it” type of tool. While millions of Americans know it’s important to protect their loved ones with life insurance, many may be unaware that when significant life events – like getting married or starting a business – occur, they need to reassess their life insurance coverage.
– It’s colorless, odorless and the No. 1 cause of accidental poisoning in the United States. And, it worsens in the winter.
Making home a safe, secure environment is a priority for any parent. It’s why we have smoke alarms and deadbolts, secure screens on second-floor windows and set the temperature of our hot water heaters to 120 degrees Fahrenheit. But what about unexpected sources of danger in our homes?
– With summer again fading into fall, all around you people are prepping for the back-to-school season and even gearing up for the coming winter holidays. But who says you have to give up all the fun of summer just yet? Fall is a great time to indulge in a getaway, especially if you’re heading to a locale that was crowded when the weather was especially warm.
Mealtime is going…well, to the dogs – literally. Dumping kibble into a bowl and walking away has become less and less the norm. Feeding the family dog has evolved into new territory. For example, have you ever warmed your dog’s food in the microwave before serving it to him? You wouldn’t be alone if you have. Maybe you and your dog have a mealtime ritual? Again, you would be in good company.
It’s not surprising that pets are often a popular holiday gift. The darling image of the bow-bedecked puppy or the kitten-stuffed stocking is a holiday classic, but gift givers should make sure that an animal’s charm doesn’t overshadow other important factors to consider when making a pet purchase, including where the pets came from and who the recipient is.
– Fall is jam-packed with tailgates, hayrides and local traditions that celebrate all things spiced, oven-baked and full of flavor. What better way to salute the most flavor-filled season of the year than sampling all the cultural experiences the country has to offer?
It is that time of year again: time to wage war against the pests seeking entry into your home. So check for small openings around the outside of your house, trim bushes and vegetation, and do any other small repairs, because when temperatures drop, pests start looking for ways inside.
– There is a common misperception that most disabilities are caused by accidents. In reality, the majority of disabilities are caused by illness. You might think it won’t happen to you. And perhaps it won’t. But in 2009, more than 15 million Americans experienced a disability that prevented them from working.
Asthma and allergy sufferers: Have a happy and healthy holiday season by following a few simple tips
You might think that by the time the holidays arrive, allergy season is long gone. However, for millions of allergy sufferers, the reality is that allergens still abound. From pet dander to volatile organic compounds, indoor allergens can cause discomfort and health issues as bothersome as when pollen is in season.
Remember the days when keeping track of your wallet and hiding packages in the trunk were all you had to do to ensure your holidays were safe and secure? Fast forward to 2012 – when the National Retail Federation says nearly 52 percent of holiday gift-givers will be shopping online – and staying secure requires more effort.
– Want to save more of your hard-earned paycheck? Conduct a quick home improvement checkup to look for potential maintenance needs that can help you save energy year-round.