Organ donation: gift of a second chance at life

In 2012, there were more than 115,000 people in the U.S. awaiting an organ transplant – enough to overflow the country’s largest football stadium. Each year, more than 28,000 Americans receive a donated organ, but sadly, more than 6,500 people die each year waiting for an organ. It is, however, a problem with a solution – one that depends a lot on education and selflessness. Are you registered as an organ donor? Here is what you need to know.

Health watch: Superbug infections putting more at risk

As new medical breakthroughs emerge, the role of antibiotics has also evolved and helped patients dealing with anything from ear infections to serious lung infections like pneumonia. However, antibiotics are not foolproof. Bacteria, when exposed to antibiotic drugs, can learn how to resist them. These resistant bacteria are known as superbugs, which are harder for antibiotics to kill. Here’s what you need to know.

Outdoor entertaining made easy

Patio season has arrived, and opportunities for outdoor social gatherings will abound in the coming months. Birthdays, graduations, showers, holidays and any other reasons to enjoy warm weather will call for unique outdoor party solutions that differ from indoor events. Here are a few ideas to make al fresco entertaining a snap.

HOAs have a right to receive collection, late fees

On April 19, arbitrator Leonard Gang, a Las Vegas attorney, reaffirmed his decision in favor of Southern Nevada homeowners associations, ruling that a superpriority lien is not capped at six or nine times the monthly assessment, but also can include the cost of collecting the debt.

Resale Homes Report

Editor’s note: Listings include the resale home’s parcel number. Occasionally, the address listed is the homebuyer’s mailing address and not the actual location of the home. Check the parcel number to make sure. Also, a few transactions do not reflect the market value of the homes.

Park to hold free event on May 11

Country music performers are the stars of the free Country in the Park event, but it is the Exploration Park at the Mountain’s Edge master-planned community that creates the stage. The concert will be held in the southwestern valley community’s amphitheater.

Pardee’s Eldorado releases phase

A new phase release is scheduled for today at Pardee Homes’ newly opened Eldorado Heights and LivingSmart Homes Eldorado Ridge, both located in the builder’s Eldorado master-planned community in North Las Vegas.

Shea Homes showcases Verona plan

Shea Homes at Ardiente, an age-qualified community in North Las Vegas, offers the Verona. The 1,223-square-foot home has two bedrooms, two baths and a two-car garage starting at $170,990.

UNLV men’s golfers second after MW’s first round

The UNLV men’s golf team shot a 3-over-par 287 in the first round of the Mountain West championship Friday and trails leader New Mexico by five strokes in the 54-hole event at the Catalina Course at OMNI Tucson National Resort in Arizona.

Girlfriend gets half of elderly dad’s Florida condominium

Q: Twelve years ago, my dad, then 80, bought a Florida condominium for himself and his live-in girlfriend. He paid $30,000. His girlfriend contributed nothing. He has paid all the maintenance fees. The deed states that in the event of the death of one of them the other inherits the condo. She is 18 years younger than he.

Gorman high jumper Cunningham breaks region record set in ’77

Sometimes setting records is not enough. Bishop Gorman’s Randall Cunningham II broke the oldest Zone/Region track and field record on the books Friday at the Sunset Region meet at Silverado and still wasn’t satisifed.

Guerrero’s exhaustive pursuit finally pays off

In those times over the past few years when media from all dots on a global map heard from Robert Guerrero’s people, I would think of the Inyo National Forest, which covers parts of California and Nevada and stretches some 2 million acres.

Villopoto riding wave of Supercross success

Davi Millsaps will race in tonight’s Supercross season finale and then take time off to undergo surgery and rehabilitate his nearly “destroyed” knee.

Riders know what they’re getting into when they enter the sport, and stories like Millsaps’ aren’t unusual.

PVC pipes staking West mine claims killing birds

ELKO — Wildlife officials and conservationists in Nevada say they’re making progress knocking down the white plastic pipes that miners have used to stake their claims, as such markers can become death traps for hundreds of thousands of small birds that get stuck inside.

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