Teen ejected from car survives 100-foot cliff fall, car landing on her

A 16-year-old girl driving with friends escaped serious injury after she was ejected from a car that plunged 100 feet (30 meters) off a cliff in northern Arizona, and the vehicle landed on top of her, police said on Thursday.

Do the poor give more than the rich?

Since the recession, the rich have benefitted most from financial gains, but interestingly, at the same time, it’s the poor who upped their giving during that period while higher-income people gave less, according to the Chronicle of Philanthropy.

 
Ala. man on death row for 30 years freed, charges dismissed

Anthony Ray Hinton is thankful to be free after nearly 30 years on Alabama’s death row for murders he says he didn’t commit. And incredulous that it took so long.

 
Indiana is in full-on crisis mode right now

The rainbow flag, a symbol of gay rights, flies prominently on the Visit Indy website and Indiana’s Republican Governor Mike Pence personally phoned the head of a Seattle company that gathers 56,000 gaming nerds in the heartland each year.

Childhood ADHD associated with secondhand smoke, study shows

Children exposed to tobacco smoke at home are up to three times more likely to have attention deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD) as unexposed kids, according to a new study from Spain.

Study: Food smells may be stronger for obese people

Obese people are better at detecting the scent of chocolate and find it more pleasant than non-obese people, according to a small United Kingdom study.

When is the right time to expand a child’s boundaries?

Each day, the Niswanders tackle one of parenting’s big challenges, finding the balance between keeping their children safe and giving them room for the exploring that builds confidence, skills and independence they’ll need to navigate the world.

Taco Bell robber behind others, police say

A robber who hit a Taco Bell on Windmill Lane is likely behind other valley crimes, Las Vegas police say, and investigators need your help finding him.

Bill to boost Nevada’s boutique distilleries advances

Nevada’s boutique distilleries would be able to sell more of their bottled spirits directly to consumers and offer twice as many shots per customer at tastings under a bill amended and approved Friday by a Nevada Senate committee.

NFL reportedly hires first female official

The NFL has hired its first female official, Sarah Thomas, in a ground-breaking move, according to the Baltimore Sun.

Area women work to raise lymphedema awareness with podcast

It took Cynthia “Ms. Cjay” Judge 11 years after her first mastectomy to notice the swelling in her right hand. The two-time breast cancer survivor didn’t know what caused it. Her surgeon put her on a course of antibiotics, and though the swelling became progressively worse, doctor visits often ended with more prescriptions for pills.

Playtech forays into FX trading market with $224 million buy

Gambling technology company Playtech is set to enter the forex trading market after agreeing a deal to buy a majority stake in TradeFX for 208 million euros ($224 million).

U.S. job growth brakes sharply, clouds Fed rate hike timing

U.S. employers added the fewest number of jobs in more than a year in March, the latest sign of weakness in the economy and one likely to further delay an anticipated interest rate increase by the Federal Reserve. Nonfarm payrolls rose 126,000 last month, less than half February’s pace and the smallest gain since December 2013, the Labor Department said on Friday.

Road trip to Wichita raw deal for Rebels

The meaningless and never-popular Mountain West/Missouri Valley Challenge is returning, and when the conferences shuffled the teams, UNLV ended up with a raw deal.

View Dining Pick of the Week: The Edge of Town

Don’t let the “bar” part of The Edge of Town Bar & Grille scare you off from enjoying a meal here: The bar and dining room are completely separate and even have individual entrances.

View Dining Pick of the Week: Andiron Steak & Sea

Restaurateurs Elizabeth Blau and chef Kim Canteenwalla have done it again. The duo behind Honey Salt have brought their distinct dining expertise to Downtown Summerlin.

Nevada legislators urged to restart cloud seeding amid drought

Water experts and lawmakers on Thursday urged a Senate committee to restore funding for Nevada’s cloud seeding program to help squeeze as much moisture out of the sky as possible, should Mother Nature bring storms into the Silver State next winter.

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