Rebels add more talent, but system still flawed

The talent keeps coming for UNLV basketball, keeps believing in the vision Dave Rice has created, keeps talking about a style of play that if the Rebels ever get around to implementing, just might produce the sort of success a third-year coaching staff insists is attainable.

Rent strike considered in troubled North Las Vegas apartment complex

Six months after a handful of seniors kicked up a stir with allegations of “uninhabitable” living conditions at the Buena Vista Springs senior apartment complex, the problems persist and the North Las Vegas residents are considering a rent strike.

Support for pet shop owner charged with arson evaporates

Friends of Gloria Eun Hye Lee, the pet shop owner accused to attempting to burn down her business with 27 live caged puppies inside, are hastily distancing themselves from her and the man accused of being her accomplice.

Fire damages North Las Vegas home

A house fire in North Las Vegas Tuesday night caused what firefighters estimate to be $100,000 in damage.

Nevada officials won’t defend gay marriage ban

Nevada Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto announced Monday that she will not try to defend Nevada’s law that forbids gay marriages.

Simple steps to hassle-free family vacationing

Was your last family vacation a spectacle that would have made Clark Griswold proud? While Clark’s heart was always in the right place, his family vacations often suffered from less-than-stellar planning and unrealistic expectations. Fortunately, your family never again has to live their own version of a Griswold holiday. A hassle-free family vacation can be had by following a few simple steps.

Making security a priority during the busy holiday of hearts

Valentine’s Day is a busy day for many small-business owners – especially those who cater to the love and romance industries. While tech and big-box retailers have “Black Friday” in November, businesses like florists, candy shops and restaurants may experience “Pink Friday” on February 14, with significant influx in sales and foot traffic.

Eliminate VOCs when planning a home remodel

Remodeling a home’s decor leaves the space feeling fresh and new – something which all family members will enjoy for years to come. However, a home remodel can do more than just improve the looks of rooms in the house. It can also improve the indoor air quality – an important factor especially during the winter months when homes are sealed up tight against the cold outdoor air.

Food forecast: U.S. embraces European traditions to create authentic cuisine stateside

Not long ago, adding international flair to your foods simply meant incorporating a dash of spice or trying a new cooking method. Today, Americans expect more out of their food, and the newest culinary trends are inspired by European traditions in order to create delicious, unique cuisine closer to home. Keep an eye out for these top food trends and dine on exciting new foods made in the U.S.

Don’t let crooks steal your tax refund: Identity theft prevention tips

To itemize or not to itemize, deductions, exemptions, interest income and capital gains – you have a lot to think about when you’re doing your taxes. While you’re preparing your return, don’t overlook a consideration that’s every bit as important as whether you owe or are due a refund – tax-related identity theft.

Looking for the perfect wedding gift? How to spice up the happy couple’s newlywed bliss

If you struggle finding just the right wedding present for friends and family who are getting married, you’re not alone. You want a gift that is personal, unique and, above all else, something they will actually use. Many newlyweds need to build their kitchen supplies, plus with the foodie trend still going strong, you can’t go wrong with food- and cooking-themed gifts. Instead of gifting a blender or new pots and pans, think outside the gift box and create a basket of premium spices. Here are some ideas that include must-have spices and some new and adventurous options to jazz up your basket.

Hosting a bridal, baby or graduation party? Clever food shortcuts big on taste, low on stress

It’s that time of year – bridal showers, baby showers and graduation parties are likely dotting your calendar. If you’re the lucky host of one of these milestone events, you might feel excitement paired with a bit of trepidation as you start the party-planning process. The good news is, there are some simple ways to be the “hostess with the mostest” and limit stress at the same time.

Second Nevada Boxing HOF class called ‘an amazing group’

The second induction class of the Nevada Boxing Hall of Fame has a big feel to it. The 18-member class includes Joe Louis, Jack Dempsey, George Foreman, Sonny Liston, Evander Holyfield and Archie Moore. President and founder Rich Marotta said he didn’t plan for it to be that way, but it is a heavyweight class.

LEFTOVERS: Revelation by son leads dad to drink

The father of openly gay draft prospect Michael Sam admitted to the New York Times in a story Tuesday he’s not fully comfortable with his son’s sexual orientation.

EDITORIAL: Political baseball

A general rule of thumb about ethical quandaries for elected officials: If you have to ask whether you have a conflict of interest, you probably have a conflict of interest.

State’s surrender could see quick ruling in gay marriage case

First, it was the left criticizing Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto for defending the state’s constitutional ban on gay marriage before the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

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