Books, bettors ask same question: Who can beat Louisville?

Sometime during the second half, Mike Krzyzewski looked for help and found none. He might have reminisced that it was a lot easier coaching a crew of NBA All-Stars in the Olympics.

Investigation of misused fire funds in Arizona ends in plea deals

KINGMAN, Ariz. — An investigation that produced dozens of criminal charges alleging misuse of public money from the Colorado City (Ariz.) Fire District in northern Arizona is ending in plea agreements that allow defendants to earn misdemeanor convictions for felony offenses upon completion of probation.

Man, 18, in court today in crash that killed five

An 18-year-old man is scheduled to make an initial court appearance today on suspicion of driving under the influence after authorities say he rear-ended a van in Southern Nevada, causing a crash that killed five Southern California family members and injured two others.

Lake Tahoe resort fined $90,000 for violating environmental rules

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. — Heavenly Mountain Resort on Lake Tahoe’s south shore has been fined more than $90,000 for several violations of California environmental laws. The violations stem from a 2010 inspection of the ski resort and its upper maintenance shop, California Department of Toxic Substances Control officials said.

Voting in Henderson set to begin

On Tuesday, Henderson residents can cast their ballots at any of the city’s 10 vote centers. The city introduced vote centers throughout Henderson in the 2007 municipal election. They replaced the traditional precinct-based polling places, which continue to be used in other Clark County cities.

Free clinic to aid seniors in legal matters

Kristin Tyler possesses a special passion for the elderly, dedicating much of her career to protecting this segment of the population from predators seeking to cash in on Las Vegas’ most vulnerable residents.

Time and Place, April 1

A list of weekly networking events around the Las Vegas Valley. Want to see a meeting here? Send your information to bizbriefs@reviewjournal.com.

Small companies can attract global business

IHS Global Insight’s research in 12 countries on behalf of DHL Express in Woodinville, Wash., captured information about interest in international trade from 410 small- to medium-sized businesses with 10 to 249 employees. Forty-one percent want to open markets outside of their countries. Their greatest challenge when exporting arises from making contacts with international partners and/or an international customer base.

Bonefish Grill opens restaurant at Town Square

After a four-year run on Eastern Avenue that ended in 2010, Bonefish Grill is giving Las Vegas a second chance with its new location at Town Square, a shopping and entertainment mall.

Capitalization troubles ease, but problem bank count high

It might surprise some financial industry observers to know the number of undercapitalized banks stands at its lowest level in four years. But the number of problem banks remains well above the levels witnessed through 2008 and most of 2009.

Code complexities tax business owners

The complexity of the tax code continues to pose significant challenges to small businesses.

Man faces charges in two shooting deaths

A 43-year-old man was arrested Saturday, accused of fatally shooting two people over the age of 60, Las Vegas police said Sunday.

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