How to kick that sugar addiction to the curb

Although sugar is sweet to our taste buds, it can sour our health. Added sugar can pack on the pounds and cause associated problems of obesity, including diabetes. More recently, researchers have discovered that added sugar, on its own, regardless of other health problems, can more than double the risk of death from heart disease!

10 ways to cut $500 off your monthly bills

Surely, you’ve heard the advice to cut out discretionary expenses to save money. It’s true that those small savings can add up and provide a little more wiggle room in your budget. But what about those necessary expenditures — the bills you have to pay each month?

Commissioner sees stability for Mountain West

Dark clouds hung over many previous Mountain West football media days, but the mood is quite different this week.

Taijeron drives in four runs as 51s pummel RiverCats

Travis Taijeron hit a bases-clearing double as part of a four-run first inning, and the 51s cruised to a 14-2 Pacific Coast League victory in the opener of a four-game series at Sacramento on Tuesday night.

FAA investigating Allegiant Air emergency landing

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating why an Allegiant Air flight from Las Vegas made an emergency landing in North Dakota last week because it was short on fuel.

Odds against Brady playing in NFL opener; sports books adjust

In this case, which is a mess being played out in the court system, attorneys are the sharpest handicappers. And while a good attorney is not hard to find, it’s suddenly hard to find a good one who likes Tom Brady’s chances.

Frontier introduces new service with $19 fares

Frontier Airlines is announcing Tuesday that it will offer daily nonstop flights between McCarran International Airport and Milwaukee, Miami, San Francisco and Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport.

Sanchez brings abundant energy to task of rebuilding UNLV

For most of an hour, the crowd of reporters — some sitting, some standing — was in double digits as UNLV coach Tony Sanchez went through his first Mountain West media days. And he relished every moment.

Travel networking app could become the Tinder of the skies

Solo travel can be a boring and lonesome enterprise. One new travel app to the market is hoping to change that. The saucily-named MileHi app is hoping to take some of the tedium out of the process by allowing fliers to meet-up (and possibly hook up) before, during and after the journey.

Top Vegas sports bettor, family to pay $4.2M forfeiture

Leading Las Vegas sports bettor Glen Cobb was sentenced to one year of probation Tuesday for his role in what federal prosecutors alleged was a multimillion-dollar illegal gambling operation.

Some lost, others won with Miracle Flights loan

On the way to defaulting on its $2.2 million loan from a local charity, Med Lien Management brought in Lisa Esposito to help organize the office.

Henderson would pay new city manager $228,500 a year

Henderson’s new city manager, Robert Murnane, could make $228,500 a year — about the same as his predecessor — under a proposed contract released Tuesday.

New air quality monitoring station up and running

It’s now much easier to measure the nitrogen dioxide pollutant from motor vehicles traveling past Palace Station on Interstate 15.

Nevada getting $8.4m in disaster, security grants

WASHINGTON — Nevada will receive $8.4 million in state and local security grants this year, including $3 million to guard against an attack on Las Vegas, the Department of Homeland Security announced on Tuesday.

13 things Las Vegas locals want to ask tourists

Las Vegas locals and tourists are really one in the same, just with different goals. Sometimes it’s easy to spot the tourist — especially on the Strip — and at other times you’ll accidentally assume a local is a tourist.

Police investigating body found at northwest valley home

The man was found about 5:10 a.m. in a home in the 3000 block of Panama Beach Dr., near the intersection of Rampart Avenue and Cheyenne Boulevard, according to dispatch logs. Police said he looked like he had been shot.

Work crew inmate escapes near US 95 and Wyoming Avenue

An inmate on a Nevada Department of Forestry work crew escaped in the east Las Vegas Valley on Tuesday afternoon, according to the Department of Corrections.

 
Windows 10, the six things you need to know

Windows 10 is a new release that has many new features, but it also brings back some old favorites.

LVCVA committee votes to demolish Riviera

A Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority subcommittee is recommending the Riviera be torn down sooner rather than later.

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