As another trial stemming from the medical practices of Dipak Desai began Wednesday, the focus fell on when the Health Plan of Nevada should have known he was a threat to his patients.
When you jump over stuff — and through stuff — in the motorized mayhem that is the Nitro Circus, you know it’s not “if” but “when.”
Cleveland Clinic, recognized as having the nation’s top heart and urologic programs and well-known to Southern Nevadans and Alzheimer’s disease researchers for its operation of the Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health, will start offering urology services in Las Vegas in mid-April.
Q: I have been living here for seven years and in the past two years my privets have turned brown and lost their leaves during the months of January and February. Last year they came back, although they weren’t as full and robust as they used to be. The privets right next to them seem to do fine throughout the winter. Why are they suddenly losing all of their leaves in the winter? What can I do to save my privets and have them come back with full growth?
Imagine you had some great products to sell. They were the best available in terms of value and longevity. They helped protect people’s health and improved their quality of life. They were so good that the people who actually found out about them agreed to buy as many as you could make for the price you were asking. Sounds like a great scenario right?
A workshop on wine and table grape pruning and propagation will be held March 2 at the Clark County Cooperative Extension Master Gardener Orchard in North Las Vegas.
For the eighth year, Clark County Cooperative Extension master gardeners will offer a series of free classes at Acacia Park in Henderson.
Valentine’s Day has come and gone, but there are still ways that you can keep that wonderful feeling of romance in your home year-round .
To find inspiration for his work, all interior designer Barry Dixon has to do is open his eyes.
Henderson’s dealings with all-show-no-go developer Christopher Milam are far more than an embarrassment for the city. Their courtship and divorce have turned into the defining issue of this spring’s municipal election.
With so much attention paid to the mental breakdown of North Las Vegas Assemblyman Steven Brooks and lawmakers’ efforts to keep him away from Carson City, an equally important legal issue for the Legislature’s lower chamber has slipped under the radar, almost forgotten:
Ken Marino is the best thing to happen to the Internet since porn.
Robin Eastern works in member services at a Costco in Reno. While watching the door one day, a customer entered her store and inadvertently lit a bright bulb over her head.
Their tunes go best with a beer, that catalyst of highs and cure for lows.
He’s everywhere, from Mount Rushmore to the quarters jingling in your pocket.
Anthony Jeselnik makes his debut as a Las Vegas headliner on Saturday, four days after “The Jeselnik Offensive” launched on Comedy Central.
Fifty photographs representing the best of National Geographic magazine are on display at the Imagine Exhibition Gallery in The Venetian.
When Peter Yarrow performs at the Historic Fifth Street School Friday, members of the audience surely will hear some of their favorite folk songs.
Some 37,000 homeowners in Las Vegas crawled out of the hole on their home values in the third quarter, Zillow.com said in a forecast being released Thursday.
An emerald-green, sleeveless knee-length dress hangs from a dress form inside the Las Vegas Convention Center. Next to it, a royal blue number hangs, beckoning passers-by to look.
■ LAKE MEAD — Despite warmer temperatures and springlike weather, fishing remains slow. But there have been reports of striped bass from the Muddy River inflow to Echo Bay. The Vegas Wash also is showing signs that fishing is beginning to improve.
Last week, I wrote of the surprises that sometimes come out of the Nevada Legislature when it’s in session, and it didn’t take long to find one. On Monday, one of those surprises emerged on the floor of the State Senate with the introduction of Senate Joint Resolution No. 7, a surprise that could have far-reaching ramifications for the sportsmen and sportswomen of the Silver State.
Lake Mead’s Justin Yamzon had a knee injury cut short his senior basketball season.
One game deep into her varsity basketball career, Ariona Gill had nowhere to go but up.
Foothill boys basketball coach Kevin Soares realized how important Elijah Smith was to the Falcons during the summer.