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In a world where ex boyfriends and girlfriends are only a Google search away, couple and family interaction with technology can be complicated. University of Nevada, Las Vegas associate professor Katherine M. Hertlein, director of the university’s Marriage and Family Therapy program, and assistant professor Markie L.C. Blumer, a faculty advisor in the program, examined the subject in the therapy book “The Couple and Family Technology Framework: Intimate Relationships in a Digital Age.”
The National Weather Service issued a high winds watch for the Spring Mountain National Recreation Area Tuesday morning, and is evaluating whether to issue a warning.
Workers demolished a hotel room wing of the former Western hotel-casino Monday in downtown Las Vegas.
A banker who stood up against an online gambling operation was the star of an anti-money-laundering conference in Las Vegas on Monday.
A Las Vegas couple upset about neighborhood party houses have found supporters of stronger regulations on the City Council.
Perhaps it is no surprise that an intern program exists at the Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health, 888 W Bonneville Ave. What might be surprising, however, is the wide range of disciplines from which the program draws.
When Sara Bartley’s friend and neighbor, Gail Harris, wrote a letter recommending her as a recipient of a new heating and air-conditioning unit, Bartley was quick to point out that there are many other people who volunteer like she does.
The Nevada Conservatory Theatre is starting its 2013-14 season with a bang, almost literally. The dark comedy “Dog Explosion,” written by UNLV film professor Sean Clark, is set to run through Sept. 28.
With violence against women on the rise, Southern Nevada businesses have created women’s self-defense classes.