Instead of offering cash and tax incentives to businesses that relocate or build in the state, the Nevada Policy Research Institute asserts in a study released today that government needs to keep its hands off business and let the unfettered marketplace return the state to economic glory.
CINCINNATI – A former high school teacher is accusing school district administrators of discriminating against her because of a rare phobia she says she has: a fear of young children.
STOCKHOLM – A woman stole an empty commuter train from a depot Tuesday and drove it to a suburb of Stockholm where it derailed and slammed into an apartment building, officials said.
DETROIT – Two men have been arrested on suspicion that they stole a body and casket from a Detroit cemetery.
As it stands now, San Diego State ranks as the best of the Mountain West, and junior guard Jamaal Franklin is arguably the conference’s top player. The next two months will determine all of that.
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Some of his competitors in the local adult racket call David Cooper a troublemaker, and I can see their point.
With new funding from the National Institutes of Health, the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health in Las Vegas will be a key player in what researchers are calling the “A4 Trial,” the study of a drug designed to clear the brain of amyloid protein plaques, foreboding deposits that are a major feature of Alzheimer’s disease.
Because of the bitter cold temperatures, the Southern Nevada Regional Planning Coalition’s Inclement Weather Program will have shelters open through the valley from today to Friday.
At C-A-L Ranch Stores, it’s all Western all the time. Cowboy boots, Wranglers, plaid button-down shirts and ball caps line the men’s clothing area.
A relatively obscure Las Vegas dance group that got a chance to perform on national television at the Latin Grammys at Mandalay Bay last year has made the big time – again.