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For larger customers, eating out is still a daunting experience
Rebecca Alexander’s worst experience dining while large happened just after she nailed a promotion at a nonprofit organization ...
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Vulnerable to attack: Businesses should boost cyber defenses
When cyberthieves attacked Empire Industries' computer network, technology manager Rich Shemanskis could see files in the process of being infected by malicious software ...
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The Notes: Philanthropy, March 18, 2019
In the Notes: Bank of America, Nevada Medical Center, CURE Media Group, Bob and Lovee Arum, Breakaway Cycling and more ...
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Five years later, High Roller wheel keeps on spinning in Las Vegas
Five years after its debut, Caesars Entertainment’s massive Higher Roller observation wheel has cemented a spot among the top attractions on the Strip. A constantly ...
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Nevada considers technology to scan cellphones after crashes
Most states ban texting behind the wheel, but a legislative proposal could make Nevada one of the first states to allow police to use a ...
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Las Vegas makes progress in enforcing short-term rental laws
Since the city of Las Vegas passed sweeping restrictions on new short-term rentals in December, city officials are now faced with a difficult task: enforcing ...
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Dog hotel proprietor aims 'to give a Ritz Carlton feel to the pet community'
Pawsh Palace, a cage-free dog hotel, opened in Las Vegas last year. Owner Lisa Imbesi’s goal was to make it a one-stop shop for a ...
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Golden Knights finding ways to win, playing best hockey of season
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4 injured in shooting at downtown Las Vegas casino
Four people were injured, one critically, early Sunday morning in a shooting at a downtown Las Vegas casino ...
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Classical musician Alexandria Le lends talents to Nevada’s Big Give
On Thursday, award-winning classical musician Alexandria Le will sit at the keys of two pianos for a series of free performances — one in the ...
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Hundreds of millions of dollars pouring into meeting-space projects
The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority’s massive $935 million expansion of the Las Vegas Convention Center has been well-documented, but it’s not the only ...
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Trader Joe’s plans to cut 1 million pounds of plastic
Disposable packaging is doing a number on our planet. After a moment’s use, it lives on to clog our waterways, poison animals and despoil nature.
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Proposal to ban legal brothels gets pushback from industry workers
Some legal sex workers are speaking out against a state senator’s proposal to ban licensed brothels in rural Nevada. “All of us who worked at ...
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Suspect arrested after North Las Vegas fistfight leaves homeless man dead
A fistfight in North Las Vegas early Friday morning left one homeless man dead and another facing a murder charge ...
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Marvin Menzies out as UNLV basketball coach
Marvin Menzies has been fired by UNLV, a source confirmed to the Sun. Menzies was informed of the decision in a meeting Friday afternoon with ...
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Commissioners pick former fire inspector for Atkinson's seat
A retired Clark County fire inspector will fill the legislative opening left vacant by a former state Senator who resigned last week and has since ...
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Reno man accused of crashing stolen car into school bus
Reno police have arrested a 27-year-old man accused of stealing a car and crashing into a school bus. Police say Ryan Nott of Reno has ...
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Democrat Castro brings his 2020 campaign back to Las Vegas
Democratic presidential candidate Julian Castro returned to Las Vegas today, telling a room full of business leaders that the Latino community's bilingual, ambitious young people ...
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Search continues for slain Las Vegas woman’s missing child
Four days after a Las Vegas woman was killed in Milwaukee, her toddler is still missing, authorities said today as they continued their search. Dariaz ...
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Board approves Raiders lease to remain in Oakland in 2019
The Coliseum Authority has approved a lease agreement to keep the Raiders in Oakland for at least one more season. The board voted Friday to ...
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