Coroner identifies motorcycle rider who fled from police

The man who crashed his motorcycle and died after evading police Sunday night in east Las Vegas has been identified by the Clark County coroner’s office.

Assemblyman Martin marries longtime domestic partner

Nevada Assemblyman Andrew Martin of Las Vegas was legally married to his longtime domestic partner, Dan Barooshian, in the nation’s capital Sunday.

Health Plan of Nevada loses bid to dismiss lawsuit over hepatitis C

Facing a new judge, Health Plan of Nevada on Tuesday lost its attempt to dismiss a lawsuit brought by two former clients who say they contracted hepatitis C infections after treatment by former doctor Dipak Desai.

At Wynn Resorts, they still do it Steve’s way

I don’t know whether Steve Wynn can sing a lick, but when he called Monday, he sounded a little like his old friend Frank Sinatra crooning “My Way.”

Tahoe-area ski resorts making snow, plan to open on time

Some Lake Tahoe-area ski resorts have been busy making snow and say they don’t plan to delay their scheduled openings despite recent temperatures more favorable for golf than skiing.

Station Casinos sees rise in revenues but records net loss

Station Casinos LLC, the largest locals casino company in Southern Nevada, reported a net loss of $4.7 million for the third quarter, compared with a $7.8 million profit for the same period last year, according to a quarterly earnings report released Tuesday.

Accessorize to maximize: Exercises can augment your lifts

The word accessory can mean different things to different people. I think of car parts. Bolting new components to an engine, upgrading the wheels and tires or installing a hands-free radio. Maybe some window tint to abate the Las Vegas sun.

Making your home more personal

With so many TV shows, publications, websites and social networks focusing on home design, gathering expert tips and real-world inspirations to make over your home is easier than ever. Use these sources of inspiration and ideas as a starting point, and inject personality by adding layers to the space with individual touches that will truly make it your own.

Your zzz’s count this holiday season, so start counting them

Between squeezing extra activities into your schedule, finding time to bake holiday treats for your children’s classrooms and organizing a mini family reunion, the holiday season might be causing you a bit of stress. And if that stress is affecting your sleep, you could be caught up in the vicious cycle of exhaustion causing stress and stress causing more exhaustion.

Why older adults must understand their flu vaccine options and get vaccinated

With the 2013-2014 flu season officially here, it’s important to consider the single best way to prevent influenza (commonly known as “the flu”) – the flu vaccine. What many older adults don’t know is that the immune system weakens with age, meaning older adults are at a higher risk for flu and related complications.

Ask the Pharmacist: Are you at risk for hepatitis C?

About 3.2 million Americans have chronic hepatitis C. It claims the lives of more people each year than HIV/AIDS and is the leading cause of liver transplants in the United States.

Holiday entertainment survival guide

The countdown to this year’s holiday season has begun. Department stores have decked the halls. Families are scheduling trips to visit far-away loved ones. And hosts everywhere are stressing about entertaining family and friends during this frantic season of peace and good will.

Expert tips for adding top home design trends to your holiday decor

From decking the halls to trimming the tree, everyone loves the tradition of decorating their home for the holiday season. It’s a time to pull out heirloom pieces and blend them with modern elements to make your home truly one of a kind. This year, refresh your holiday motif with a few top decor trends for a look guaranteed to impress.

Tips and tricks for busy parents on the go

Parents are the ultimate multitaskers. But with today’s busy schedules, they can always use a little help – especially when it comes to providing their kids with quality, nutritious snacks. Here are some tips and tricks that can help even the busiest of parents.

The perfect 10 for your heart: new science shows combination of omegas supports heart health

One in three U.S. adults may benefit from support for healthy blood lipids, such as triglycerides, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Maintaining healthy blood lipids is an important – but often overlooked – aspect of promoting cardiovascular health and overall wellness for vibrant aging.

Let there be light: Ethel M opens cactus garden for the holidays

“…Three, two, one!” comedian George Wallace counted down with an a capella band singing behind him as a half-million holiday lights strung over three acres of cactus simultaneously illuminated at the Ethel M Chocolate Factory Tuesday night.

EDITORIAL: State’s taxpayers can’t afford expensive PERS

Nevada’s public employee pension fund is well-managed and actuarially sound when compared against those of other states, according to an independent review of the plan requested by Republican Gov. Brian Sandoval.

EDITORIAL: UMC governance

Will University Medical Center be overseen by a governing board or merely an advisory board?

Taste of the Town: Home Pride Bread available again

Ah, the vagaries of the corporate world and the still-struggling economy. It appears, as reader Rob Lindley pointed out, that the Home Pride bread that Dennis Hughes was seeking had temporarily disappeared from supermarket shelves because of the financial problems of parent company Hostess, but has since been bought by Flowers Foods.

Enter the gingerbread house contest

Construction’s on the upswing in Las Vegas, so why not extend the trend to your own kitchen?

Small Plates: Take a bite on the Wild side

Wild is from Miki Agrawal, who at 25 — and with no restaurant experience — opened the first Wild in New York City in 2005. Agrawal met Zappos magnate/downtown redevelopment czar Tony Hsieh at an entrepreneurial summit in 2011, and Hseih’s Downtown Project helped to fund the Las Vegas Wild.

Former Gorman standout Park in danger of missing out on major accolades

Just more than three months ago, Inbee Park went to St. Andrews with a shot at becoming the first golfer to win four straight majors in one year. She was No. 1 in women’s golf by any measure — world ranking, money list — and it wasn’t even close.

BYU surges late to edge Lady Rebels

In a back-and-forth battle, Brigham Young rode a late 7-0 run to a 71-64 victory over the UNLV women’s basketball team on Tuesday night at the Thomas &Mack Center.

Fairless honored among Rancho baseball greats

Followers of the local prep baseball scene know Rodger Fairless as the state’s most successful coach. Fairless wasn’t too shabby as a player, either.

Rebels dealt worst home loss since ’03

Alan Williams scored 21 points and Kyle Boswell had 19 as UC Santa Barbara upset and embarrassed UNLV 86-65 at the Thomas & Mack Center, where there were boos and fans heading for the exits early.

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