Transit center to be constructed on UNLV campus

Construction is under way on a $3.4 million multi-modal transit center on the University of Nevada, Las Vegas campus , 4505 S. Maryland Parkway.

Area briefing

BOARD ISSUES CONSUMER ALERT REGARDING FRAUDULENT CONTRACTORS

Seniors team up with at-risk students to create webcast

The seniors of Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada’s foster grandparent program are helping brighten the future of at-risk Clark County students using a tool students are comfortable with — the Internet.

Dining Pick of the Week: Cook on Wok

All the delicious Chinese dishes that we have become familiar with are being prepared here in the high-heat cooking woks that fill the kitchen.

Beginnings matter when determining success

Interesting article and actually a pretty popular and mainstream view on the issue (“We can work hard, but our starting point influences our fate,” Human Matters, April 14, 2013).

A La Carte, April 23-29

Read about dining-related events and promotions across the Las Vegas Valley.

Favorite Sons & Daughters

Jessica Wolf, 17, is expected to graduate with honors from Southwest Career and Technical Academy as part of the first four-year class to graduate.

Letter to the Editor

To Protect and Serve. As a young child, I remember this as the slogan for the police department. It was stamped on every patrol car.

Idea by ‘Doctor’ landed Prince in jail

I give unto thee: the greatest Prince story you have never heard (just in time to see Prince on Friday and Saturday at the Hard Rock Hotel).

Breaking leases: Domestic violence bill goes a bit too far

Good public policy is rooted in the details of legislation, not emotional appeals or the good intentions of lawmakers. Too many bills targeting social ills, public safety issues or consumer concerns have passed as a result of political pressure, only to create unintended consequences because of poorly considered language.

Study shows 9 percent of Nevadans eligible for discount health insurance

CARSON CITY — About 9 percent of Nevadan’s population will be eligible for discount health insurance rates when the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act goes into effect in 2014, a recently released study shows.

Gun rights are safe, and background checks aren’t tyranny

There will be a major change in the gun control debate when gun owners, feeling secure enough in the knowledge that the Second Amendment protects their rights, no longer see legislation calling for universal background checks as a forerunner to gun confiscation.

51s postponed, will play two today

Monday’s game between the 51s and the Sky Sox was postponed because of extreme cold in Colorado Springs. Temperatures were near freezing at game time, with winds gusting to 35 mph. The game was rescheduled as part of a doubleheader today, with each game scheduled for seven innings.

Healing treatment godsend for White

Add one more name to the growing list of celebrities and sports stars who swear by the experimental healing powers of an increasingly prominent German doctor.

Sands’ officials, Suen differ on Macau foothold bid

Las Vegas Sands Corp.’s first bid to gain a foothold in Macau fell apart for much different reasons than those given by onetime consultant Richard Suen, a former company attorney testified Monday.

Las Vegas police settle lawsuit with street performer

Three years after a confrontation between Las Vegas police and a costumed street performer in front of The Venetian spawned a lawsuit, the Police Department has agreed to settle with Zorro for $105,000.

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