After more than 30 years without enforcement, an HOA recently began issuing violation notices and scheduling hearings for homeowners parking in their driveways.
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Check out this guide for travelers as flight disruptions are stacking up because of a winter storm affecting half the U.S. population.
Although the weather in Southern Nevada is expected to be relatively mild, cancellations in other cities are affecting Harry Reid International Airport.
The committee declined to advance an amendment to a larger spending bill that would restore a gambler’s ability to deduct 100 percent of losses on annual tax filings.
The new 99 Ranch supermarket near Summerlin — in a space last occupied by a Haggen grocery store — held a media preview Friday, ahead of its grand opening scheduled for Saturday morning.
The win was one of several recently across the Las Vegas Valley.
Boyd Gaming Corp. continues to receive accolades from Wall Street for putting the brakes on its $4.8 billion Echelon project. The company hopes to resume construction on the Strip development sometime next year.
MODEL AIRPLANES: Allegiant Travel Co. is defying the odds: The Las Vegas-based airline is making a profit despite a bad economy and rising fuel costs, something almost all other airlines aren’t able to do.
Credit woes that disrupted General Growth Properties’ participation in Boyd Gaming’s $4.8 billion Echelon resort represent just a small portion of the financial challenges facing the mall company that owns some of the priciest real estate on the Strip.
Harrah’s Entertainment is moving ahead with a $1 billion expansion at Caesars Palace, company officials said Friday, despite reporting a net loss in the second quarter and even as competitors slow or halt construction of several Strip projects.
Building contractors should be given authority to conduct random drug and alcohol tests of construction workers, either through legislation or through negotiations with unions, a spokesman for a construction trades group said a day after three union members were fired for entering the CityCenter job site after drinking at nearby bars.
Want to break into the computer network in an ultrasecure building? Ship a hacked iPhone there to a nonexistent employee and hope the device sits in the mailroom, scanning for nearby wireless connections.
Bankruptcy Judge Linda Riegle concluded the first chapter of the Lake Las Vegas bankruptcy saga, but readers may find some of the next few chapters even more interesting.
Something as subtle as a typo in the name Baraak Obama could undermine the next election.
An environmentalist committed to the reduction of global warming has lambasted Gov. Jim Gibbon’s Climate Change Advisory Committee recommendations. Yet, it remains unclear what Gibbons’ position is or will be on the committee’s recommendations.
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The city’s mayor started tearing down a building to kick off the project.
Ahead of its grand opening, the Boca Park 99 Ranch Market has announced details about what shoppers can expect inside the new store.
The expanded department store version of the grocery store employs 200 people.
NV Energy is now offering to refund all customers, with interest, that it overcharged dating back to 2002.
