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Seniors in the community challenge the tradtional notions of the golden years by getting active at the Southwest Medical Associates Lifestyle Center on S. Eastern Avenue in Las Vegas, line-dancing or playing Wii Bowling several times a week.

Baba Anal, left, and Satish Bhatnagar, the co-founders of the American Hindu Association, pose ...

Hindu group, aiming to build temple, alleges discrimination by Henderson

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May 14, 2024 - 6:00 am

The American Hindu Association wants to build a temple in a rural Henderson neighborhood. But a city ordinance is preventing it from happening.

Dr. Edwin Oh (UNLV)

Latest COVID strain doesn’t appear to pose a threat in Las Vegas Valley

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The goal of wastewater surveillance effort is to determine if any new strain of the constantly evolving disease might pose a problem for humans and the community.

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Who knocked over this piece of Death Valley history?

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The National Park Service wants to know who damaged a 113-year-old salt tram tower at Death Valley National Park.

Here’s how shareholders voted on one smoke-free casino proposal

By McKenna Ross / RJ

May 13, 2024 - 6:34 pm

A proposal asked Boyd Gaming shareholders to study the effects of making casinos smoke-free. It was the first of three proposals across the industry to get a vote.

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My Meyer lemon tree this year has hundreds of buds and flowers. Many on the same the branch or twig.

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We’d all love to find an effortless way to lose weight. Most of these products work because they come with a low-calorie plan. And they encourage exercise.

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