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“Rush” is so engrossing, you can be completely swept away even if you don’t know your Formula One from your Formula 409.
A Las Vegas man was convicted Thursday in what federal authorities called a $15 million mortgage fraud scheme.
Remee Suarez has received the Nevada Hospital Association’s 2013 Excellence in Volunteerism Award for her dedication to commitment and service.
The Las Vegas City Council wants more spending money. Last week, the council cut off a group of people eager to pour new cash into city coffers and instead directed staff to shake down strapped constituents for more of their hard-earned dough.
Three people waiting for a subway in Boston rescued a man who tumbled off a station platform and onto the tracks.
The man who died in a single-vehicle rollover crash in Henderson Monday has been identified.
North Las Vegas firefighters responded to a house fire involving severe smoke and fire damage Thursday night.
Teacher union officials are now agreeing to dissolve the Teachers Health Trust and let teachers join a proposed district-wide health plan covering all 36,000 workers, according to the 2013-14 teacher contract approved by the Clark County School Board on Thursday.
Grandpa didn’t even know he liked the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Junior thought that the Rat Pack was something confined to landfills.
Its history might be controversial, but the Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority is succeeding in its mission, Executive Director John Hill says.
Does the pace of your busy personal and professional life leave you feeling like you’re always playing catch up? If you were among the millions whose retirement savings and investments suffered during the recession, there’s good news: you can start to catch up with a few simple steps.
During the holidays, family and friends will be gathering to share stories, hand out gifts and enjoy time spent together. It is also a season with houses left empty and large piles of valuable gifts often sitting out in plain sight through the windows – making this time of year ideal for would-be burglars.
Whether prepping for trick-or-treaters or hosting a party fit for Frankenstein, turning your home into a haunted house can be fun and easy. With these tips, before you know it, your home will be transformed into the spookiest house on the block.
If you’re a new parent, the idea of a full night’s sleep probably seems like just a dream. Your world is full of late-night feeds, diaper changes and snuggles in the rocking chair. If this sounds like you, you can take some comfort in knowing you aren’t the only one out there dealing with sleepless nights.
