Stroke at 44 inspired Las Vegas woman to mentor other survivors

Dec. 30, 1999, seemed like any ordinary day to Lori Wright. She walked to work, got home, made dinner and went to bed. Around midnight, she woke up to use the restroom. Only Wright never made it back to her bed — she had a stroke.

Las Vegas program using horses to aid human development needs, PTSD

Bullying, social anxiety and trauma: These are among the myriad problems that can plague the human mind. When human interaction seems like too much to bear, horses inside a northwest facility may be able to help.

Day 6: Here’s what to watch today at the Rio Olympics

It’s Day Six of the Rio Olympic Games and there’s a lot happening. The United States will compete in beach volleyball, swimming, women’s gymnastics and much more.

Summerlin resident’s rescue group focuses on senior, special needs pups

Rescuing an ailing senior dog herself and nursing him back to health inspired Summerlin resident Linda Gilliam to start her own rescue group, Connor and Millie’s Dog Rescue, dedicated to senior pups and those with special medical needs.

Teenage depression needs to be handled carefully, Las Vegas director says

Many parents would say that moodiness, depression and acting out are hallmarks of being a teenager, but there’s a line between normal adolescent behavior and mental health issues. and spotting the difference is often simply a matter of intensity.

Henderson 18-year-old dances her way top national honor

Paige Bremner may get nervous right before a show or competition, but the moment she hits the stage, she is lost in the dance routine. It was no different when she performed for judges at the Rainbow Nationals in Wisconsin on July 6.

Field dressing a big-game animal is an essential task for hunters

Field dressing a big-game animal is the first step toward turning the animal you are hunting into tasty table fare and preserving the hide if you want to have the animal mounted.

51s swept by Isotopes as Sean Gilmartin shelled in return

51s left-hander Sean Gilmartin was rattled for six runs and nine hits in his three-inning outing, and the Albuquerque Isotopes completed a four-game sweep of Las Vegas with an 8-7 victory.

Graduate transfers counted on to bring leadership to UNLV

Graduate transfers Christian Jones and Uche Ofoegbu will be needed as much by UNLV for their leadership as their on-court skills. Jones transferred from St. John’s and Ofoegbu from San Francisco.

UNLV creates depth at once-thin linebacker corps

Linebacker was UNLV’s thinnest position last season, when starters Tau Lotulelei, Ryan McAleenan and Matt Lea were forced to stay on the field for virtually every snap of every game. This season, linebacker is expected to be one of UNLV’s deepest and strongest positions.

Lilly King’s finger-wagging is shaming of Olympic proportion

The stand taken against doping this week at the Rio Olympics by American swimmer Lilly King is a far more important moment than any medal ceremony involving Michael Phelps or Simone Biles.

How Lee’s Liquor became a Las Vegas success story

When Hae Un Lee first arrived in the United States 36 years ago, no one would hire him because he did not speak English. Lee’s solution — start his own business.

Former aide’s text says Chris Christie ‘flat out lied’ in bridge case

A former aide to Gov. Chris Christie texted to a colleague during a news conference about the George Washington Bridge lane-closing scandal that Christie “flat out lied” when he denied his senior staff and campaign manager were involved, according to a new court filing.

Donald Trump says Obama is ‘the founder of ISIS’

Donald Trump said Wednesday night that it was “terrible” for the father of the Orlando, Florida, mass shooter to appear behind Hillary Clinton during a rally this week, and he accused her campaign of knowing that he would show up there.

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