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Steve Hill: Travel rewards matter for Nevada’s economy
More than 31 million Americans hold airline travel rewards credit cards, using points and miles to offset the cost of flights, hotel stays and convention ...
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Primary care, relationships enable technology investments to improve Las Vegas health care
The advancement of new medical industry technology solutions over the past few years has dramatically improved patient care. Doctors can now provide their patients with ...
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Public schools force a needed reset for Nevada high school football
Since 2009, Gorman has claimed every state title but one, the lone exception being Liberty’s stunning upset in 2019. Now, the public schools are done ...
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Las Vegas is poised and prepared for spotlight of NBA
Monday’s report from ESPN that the NBA would be moving expansion franchises in Las Vegas and Seattle to a preliminary owners’ vote shouldn’t surprise anyone. ...
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Breakout year leaves Gibbs-Lawhorn, UNLV with offseason decisions
Gibbs-Lawhorn poured in 42 points Saturday in an 85-83 overtime victory against rival UNR in one of the signature moments of the UNLV men’s basketball ...
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Those looking to start or grow their business should start by speaking with a banker
Access to capital is on the minds of start-up businesses in the Silver State. In fact, according to the 2025 Nevada Small Business Challenges Survey, ...
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Sound leadership a miracle worth praying for
There are Americans across the country who are finding the courage to finally just say “no” to that which they know is wrong.
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From lines to links: The evolution of Black Friday
When I first started working at Walmart in 1997, Black Friday felt like the ultimate event in retail.
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Pastner’s UNLV philosophy: Playing hard isn't negotiable
Josh Pastner's philosophy is impossible to miss. Walk into the UNLV locker room, and you’ll find it plastered on the walls: “Winning this possession is ...
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Pastner: Pledging a fast, fearless and fan-focused Runnin’ Rebels
Every morning, I pinch myself. When I was first able to put on a polo with that iconic UNLV logo, the hair on the back ...
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To feed their greed, Republicans dust off same tired, failed tax policy
If the budget bill currently under consideration by the U.S. House of Representatives passes, it will go down as one of the most fiscally irresponsible ...
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Real fathers lead with honor and conscience
Today is the day we are supposed to celebrate the men who helped bring us into this world. They helped nurture us, taught us to ...
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Researchers stand tall as Trump puts thumb on scales of science
In a time when silence often masquerades as prudence, more than 300 scientists, researchers and public servants, from across all 27 National Institutes of Health ...
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Region’s water supplies dwindle, but Nevada has chance to fight it
Nevada’s future — and that of the American West — depends on how seriously we confront the collapse of the Colorado River Basin’s water supply. ...
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Messy Trump-Musk breakup caps trail of damage they caused together
What began as a spectacle worthy of late-night satire and reality television, the very public and increasingly vicious breakup of President Donald Trump and Elon ...
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Hank’s story is one Democrats should remember
How will the diaries of our United States senators read when put to the test?
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CES leader: SB 395 slams the brakes on Nevada's future
SB 395 would require a licensed human driver in every autonomous commercial truck. This legislation should concern anyone who believes in the power and promise ...
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Guest column: Film bill essential for Nevada's economic future
SB 220 provides Nevadans with a sound economic diversification and implementation plan backed by a $17.5 million investment overseen by a nonprofit board comprising Nevada’s ...
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US needs smart people in the room where it happens
This past Wednesday started out very hopeful, turned stupid, got even worse, and finished horrifically. And America is far worse off as a result ...
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Michele Fiore unfit for return to judicial post in Nye County
We cannot undo a presidential pardon, but the integrity of Nevada’s judiciary and the public’s faith in that system depend on how we respond to ...
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