Strip drugstore sells for $30 million

The 14,378-square-foot CVS Pharmacy inside Sky Las Vegas on the Strip has new owners.

Former Fla. Gov. Jeb Bush to tour Las Vegas high school

Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, a potential GOP presidential candidate in 2016, on Thursday will visit a high-achieving high school in Las Vegas and meet with Nevada education leaders.

Things are looking up for Las Vegas

Statistics in the annual Perspective publication show things are getting better in Las Vegas, but a top analyst says there’s still a ways to go before we get back to pre-recession good times.

CinemaCon Day Three: Disney looks to the future

It’s a bad day for nerds as the studio offers no news about its upcoming “Star Wars” and Marvel movies. But new footage of 2015’s “Cinderella” and the next Pixar release looks promising.

Well, Harry’s speechwriter’s off the hook

When I read news on Twitter this week that the staffer tasked with writing Harry Reid’s speeches left for another job, I briefly entertained the idea that Sen. Reid’s history of tongue-stomping must have been her problem.

 
USF uncovers coach lied on resume, withdraws offer

South Florida is looking for a new head basketball coach again after the school rescinded its offer to Manhattan’s Steve Masiello late Tuesday night.

Reno Air Races to bring festival atmosphere this year

Organizers of the Reno National Championship Air Races said they plan more of a festival atmosphere at 51st competition at Reno Stead Airport in September.

Settlement announced in Bell Transportation pay lawsuit

A U.S. District Court judge has issued a notice of settlement on a $3.85 million class-action lawsuit brought by 13 Bell Transportation limousine drivers for unpaid wages and improperly withheld pay.

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Nevada lab certified to test citrus tree disease

The Nevada Department of Agriculture has been certified to diagnose a devastating citrus tree disease that has hit California, Florida and Texas crops.

 
Pope replaces German ‘bling bishop’ after inquiry

Pope Francis on Wednesday permanently removed a German bishop from his Limburg diocese after his 31 million-euro ($43-million) new residence complex caused an uproar among the faithful. Francis had temporarily expelled Monsignor Franz-Peter Tebartz-van Elst from Limburg in October pending a church inquiry.

Las Vegas police locate missing man

Las Vegas police have found a missing person who may be in need of medical assistance.

Lowden looking confident in lieutenant governor primary

After you’ve been harangued by Harry Reid’s Democrats and stalked for months by a guy in a chicken suit, something as simple as a head-to-head statewide race perhaps isn’t too intimidating for Sue Lowden.

Nevada nuclear drill prepares local, federal agencies for unthinkable

The biggest drill yet was conducted in Nevada on Tuesday for federal agencies and police from Las Vegas and Los Angeles who are training for the unthinkable — a “dirty” nuclear bomb that’s hidden or deadly radioactive remnants from a power reactor gone haywire.

How to personalize your backyard with a beautiful concrete path

Paths provide the practical purpose of connecting two or more locations but a well-made walkway that will stand up to years can enrich the natural landscape of a backyard and complement the exterior look of a home.

Renovating? Laying a good foundation for home improvement success

You’ve probably heard the saying: “Your home is your castle.” But if your current home – or the home you’re thinking of buying – feels more like the servant’s quarters than the royal palace, you may need to plan a renovation. At times like these it’s easy to give in to your excitement and get the project moving forward, but take a moment to plan your overall strategy. You’ll find that, much like your future castle, your renovation project will benefit from a solid foundation.

Creating inviting outdoor spaces for entertaining

From barbecues and games of bocce to parties and candlelit dinners, your outdoor space can be a hub for entertaining friends and family. Here’s advice from the experts.

Is your technology working for you?

For every new computer, gadget or service there are several different stages of ownership. Unfortunately, the first and happiest phase – the honeymoon – doesn’t last forever. Eventually, devices can slow, services get outdated, and in the end, the ailing technology begins to work against you.

Tax filing and planning tips for small business owners

With an April 15 tax deadline looming, businesses across the country are preparing to file their 2013 taxes. Tax season can be both an administrative and financial burden. New data reports that only 41 percent of small business owners feel very confident that they are maximizing their tax benefits for the 2013 year, according to a recent Spark Business OmniPulse Survey conducted by Research Now. In fact, 22 percent of business owners plan to file for an extension this year. Statistics suggest that small business owners are faced with a lack of resources and tools when it comes to filing their taxes.

Wow guests with original wedding reception touches

Most brides have a vision of a beautifully decorated and themed wedding reception. Luckily, it is easy to achieve the wedding decor you see in your mind’s eye with a few easy and inexpensive do-it-yourself projects.

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