Obamacare was advertised from day one as the solution to unaffordable health care. This promise was so central to the law that those in Washington, D.C., formally named it the Affordable Care Act. The law’s success, therefore, must be judged by whether it’s making Nevada’s health care cheaper.
Hawaii residents prepared for what could be the first hurricane to hit the state in more than 20 years as weather officials said Wednesday that an approaching storm appears to have strengthened and will likely maintain its speed as it heads toward the islands.
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UNLV is counting on three junior college transfers and a transfer from UCLA to mend a defensive line that lost three players from last season.
Many parents love seeing their kids taking selfies and posting to social media when they travel. It shows “they are engaged and excited about where they are and what they are doing,” said Susan Austin, a photographer and Iowa mom. But some adults see them as narcissistic distractions that can detract from the travel experience.
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Henderson calendar highlights include the Las Vegas Art-N-Ink Festival and a Teen Vogue fashion show model search.
Hannah Newmaker’s voice quivered as she delivered a speech at the White Horse Youth Ranch’s gala event July 19 in Las Vegas. Nearly 70 people rose in a standing ovation, fueling Hannah’s confidence to finish.
Since the movie is set in Vegas, I tried to write a feature story about it.
It’s called the Art N’ Ink Festival. Probably because the Art N’ Ink N’ Burlesque N’ Craft Brews N’ Classic Cars N’ Freestyle Motocross Festival doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue.
A man was shot in the back Wednesday night near East Bonanza Road and North Eastern Avenue, Las Vegas police said.
Tom Pletsch recalls the glory days of Rancho baseball, when players such as Marty Barrett, Mike Maddux, Perry Swanson and Mike Morgan helped the Rams win multiple state titles in the 1970s.
Actor Vincent Kartheiser of “Mad Men” fame married fellow thespian Alexis Bledel of “Gilmore Girls” in California this past June.
Cliven Bundy has a history of saying things that just don’t seem very godly.
Running when you shouldn’t, could get you lost – but in the new book “Dozer’s Run” by Debbie Levy with Rosana Panza, illustrated by David Opie, it all turned out OK.
The Las Vegas Regional Strategic Plan for Medical and Wellness Tourism was unveiled Wednesday evening at a meeting of healthcare and tourism professionals, organizations and nonprofit groups.
North Las Vegas unveiled more tweaks to its medical marijuana business licensing ordinance Wednesday, signing off on changes meant to fast track applicants who qualify for a newly created “cross-jurisdictional” license.
North Las Vegas author/illustrator Monica Hatley-Carr takes readers on an adventure where more than the glasses are rose-colored.
Event highlights this week include an All-City Synchronized Swimming Show, the La Oportunidad EXPO, a production of “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” and Hot Havana Nights at the Mob Museum.
A Nye County sheriff’s candidate faces a criminal charge after removing political campaign signs in April, the Nevada Attorney General’s office announced Wednesday.
Tom Pletsch recalls the glory days of Rancho baseball, when players such as Marty Barrett, Mike Maddux, Perry Swanson and Mike Morgan helped the Rams win multiple state titles in the 1970s.
There’s talent galore in this valley. One needn’t spend hundreds of dollars to see it, either. All you need to do is high-tail it to one of the more than 150 productions presented during the course of a year. And, if you need further proof of that, the new theater awards should do it.
You’re going to want to watch “The Knick” (10 p.m. Friday, Cinemax).
Between coaching, teaching and family obligations, Bishop Gorman baseball coach Nick Day knew something had to give.
Las Vegas police on Wednesday are looking for a woman in the shooting death of a man in the northeast valley.
Being an Arrested Development fan means that you are familiar with the roller-coaster of emotions a television show can make you feel. Well, rise up once again, because it might be coming back … again.