Charges filed in armed raid of California Indian casino

COARSEGOLD, Calif. — Prosecutors have filed charges against 15 people in the armed takeover of a Central California casino at the center of a power struggle between factions of a Native American tribe.

A La Carte, Nov. 6-12, 2014

Dining events and news from across the valley.

Leno returns to ‘Tonight’ — as a guest

Jay Leno will make his first appearance as a full-fledged guest on NBC’s venerable “Tonight Show,” marking his return to the late-night talker after he left his host duties behind in February of last year.

Twins to hire Hall of Famer Molitor as new manager

The Twins said Monday they will hire Paul Molitor as manager, giving the Hall of Fame infielder and Minnesota native a three-year contract with a team coming off four straight seasons of 92 or more losses.

Chapman

Chapman Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram and Chapman Value Center have long supported Southern Nevada’s Hispanic community. Chapman Value Center saleswoman Josefina Soto personifies Chapman’s dedication.

Findlay RV joins with Winnebago Towables to help Breast Cancer Awareness at the Silverton

Executives with Winnebago Towables in Middlebury, Ind., decided several months ago that it was important to help with October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month. So, the company embarked on Campers for a Cure with pink travel trailers called “Minnies,” one of which was part of Findlay RV’s special sale the weekend of Oct. 23-26 on the Silverton grounds.

Towbin spotlights family vehilces for fall

Towbin Automotive’s Prestige Chrysler Jeep Dodge and Towbin Dodge dealerships have plenty of options for families looking to cozy up to top crossover vehicles this fall season.

ABC Hyundai opens

Southern Nevada’s economic outlook continues to trend upward as the holiday season nears. And, with the recent opening of Downtown Summerlin and the opening of ABC Hyundai, a new- and used-car dealership, the expectation is that holiday spending will be up from last year.

2015 Chevrolet Colorado

North America’s largest automotive category grew stronger with the launch of the Chevrolet Colorado and the closely related GMC Canyon.

 
Arrests made in Calif. hit-and-run that killed 3 teens

Police in Orange County say they have made multiple arrests in the hit-and-run deaths of three teenage girls who were trick-or-treating on Halloween, but few other details have been released.

A look back at NFL Week 9

Tom Brady outplayed Peyton Manning in the latest battle of the two great quarterbacks, and Brady’s New England Patriots cruised to their fifth consecutive victory, 43-21 over Manning’s Broncos on Sunday.

Woman struck, killed by vehicle had been reported missing

The female pedestrian fatally struck by a vehicle near Craid Road and Nellis Boulevard on Friday night has been identified as a woman Las Vegas police said had gone missing.

Kiss and Las Vegas made for each other

Paul Stanley open to the idea of long-term residency at the Hard Rock Hotel, even as he ponders someday replacing himself in iconic band.

Lena wrote a book …

It’s weird and borderline icky. Pop culture liberal Lena Dunham, star of the television series “Girls,” wrote a book. It included an odd story about how she bribed her little sister with candy in exchange for kisses.

Sears plans to extend hours on Thanksgiving

HOFFMAN ESTATES, Ill. — Sears and Kmart say they will open on Thanksgiving day again this year with extended hours to draw shoppers.

 
NASCAR’s Gordon, Keselowski brawl after Texas race

Brad Keselowski is doing everything he can for a chance at another NASCAR championship. No matter how angry he makes other drivers.

Thanks for the irony, Jeanne Shaheen and Hillary Clinton

Over the weekend, Hillary Clinton traveled to New Hampshire to stump for endangered U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen and provided aficionados of American political irony cause to smile.

 
13 years after attack, World Trade Center reopens

Thirteen years after the 9/11 terrorist attack, the resurrected World Trade Center is again opening for business — marking an emotional milestone for both New Yorkers and the nation.

Las Vegans celebrate Day of the Dead

Las Vegas residents gathered at the Springs Preserve for the Dia de los Muertos celebration in Las Vegas on Sunday.

Britney Spears spreading her wings around

Nearly a year after Britney Spears confidently proclaimed “this is my city right now,” there are signs that she’s taking steps to live up to that promise.

Better late than never for retirement planning

If you’re within 10 years of retirement and haven’t done any appreciable planning, you’re not alone. Keep in mind, it’s better to plan late than never.

Microsoft invests in community partnerships

Microsoft, one of the most well-known brands in the world, is looking to increase its presence in Las Vegas.

Las Vegas attorneys offer tips on laws that affect workplace

The nuances of employment law can land small-business owners in hot water if they don’t understand all of the obligations that come with being an employer, Las Vegas area attorneys say.

If you’re headed for a transition, ensure you have an exit strategy

Fortunately, there is an emerging group of professionals and advisers focused on preparing business owners and their businesses so that they might enjoy that elusive “successful business transition.”

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