More flooding hits Elko, parts of Northern Nevada

The city of Elko and other parts of rural northeastern Nevada experienced flooding along the Humboldt River and other runoff-swollen streams Saturday.

Bay Area fans still remember long-gone Golden Seals

The NHL is celebrating its 50th anniversary of expansion from six to 12 teams. The California Golden Seals didn’t last 10 years because of poor ownership during their nine-year existence.

Disney park tickets going up in price — for certain times of year

Walt Disney World and Disneyland are increasing single-day tickets at certain times of the year and setting expiration dates on tickets in hopes of preventing overcrowding during the theme parks’ busiest times, company officials said Saturday.

NHL’s Islanders search for new home in old neighborhood

The New York Islanders’ move to Brooklyn hasn’t worked out, and the team is considering options to play elsewhere in the New York metropolitan area, maybe even a return to Nassau Coliseum.

Las Vegas rally protests federal funding for Planned Parenthood

About 50 people gathered at one of the Las Vegas Valley’s two Planned Parenthood locations, 3220 W. Charleston Blvd., and stood quietly on the sidewalks surrounding the clinic, chatting or reciting the Hail Mary prayer.

California governor asks Trump for storm aid

California Gov. Jerry Brown has asked President Trump to declare a major disaster in the state because of damage from a month of storms as more rain hit the south.

 
UNLV medical school brings a virtual touch to anatomy studies

A crucial benefit to the virtual anatomy touchscreen tables at UNLV’s new School of Medicine — the ability to examine a patient without destroying vital organs — is one example of the innovative curriculum for the first class of 60 students.

Can Democrats ever forget treatment of Obama’s court nominee?

As Senate Democrats ponder whether to confirm or deny Neil Gorsuch, President Donald Trump’s U.S. Supreme Court nominee, they cannot shake the specter of Merrick Garland, former President Barack Obama’s pick to fill the seat left empty when Justice Antonin Scalia died suddenly last February.

Former Glutton chef opens Hard Rock Oyster Bar

The eagerly-awaited Oyster Bar at the Hard Rock Hotel is open, with former Glutton Chef Bradley Manchester running the kitchen.

Limousine hits, kills pedestrian near Circus Circus

A man was trying to cross Las Vegas Boulevard South when he was struck by a limousine traveling north, the Metropolitan Police Department said. He was not at an intersection or a marked crosswalk when he was struck.

Training for security guards less than you’d think

After a Jared jewelry store clerk was mistakenly shot dead by a security guard during an armed robbery in Henderson, columnist Paul Harasim found that armed guards aren’t required to have much training.

 
Mountain lion hunter tracks big cats in Nevada outback

For Letha Roberson, hunting, killing and skinning are all just part of an independent rural lifestyle she has carved out over 20 years in this sweeping valley 250 miles north of Las Vegas.

Movie theater planned for downtown North Las Vegas

The producer of “Selena,” “Gettysburg” and other movies wants to bring a piece of Hollywood to downtown North Las Vegas.

Southern Nevada businesses ready for Valentine’s Day

Valentine’s Day will spread some love to local chocolate makers, spas, florists, limousine operators, lingerie shops, tour agencies and restaurants.

What to look for when buying a house

Q: What should I look for when buying a house? A: Make sure that the house you plan on buying checks out, and ensure that your financial situation can support this important purchase.

Mortgage rates drop as loan applications pick up

Mortgage rates fell this week, and the timing was excellent. After the big game is over, people start thinking of buying houses.

Interest list now open at Pardee Homes Strada in Inspirada

Pardee Homes invites new home shoppers to join the interest list at Strada, the builder’s newest Inspirada neighborhood scheduled to open to the public on Saturday, Feb. 25.

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