Overspending during the holidays can be a problem for anyone, and even the most budget-conscious individuals may find themselves stretched thin come January. While the situation can be stressful, there are many ways to recover from the holiday spending frenzy.
Last month, the Federal Communications Commission caused a stir by overturning an Obama-era regulation ensuring that internet service providers couldn’t discriminate against websites based on content, technology or point of origin. What does that mean, exactly? In five minutes, we’ll make you an expert.
Catherine Cortez Masto joined some exclusive clubs in 2017, when she became one of four Hispanic Americans serving in the U.S. Senate and one of 50 women to ever have served in the upper house of Congress. We caught up with Cortez Masto 11 months into her term ...
A process that used to take three months is stretching into nine, and often more than a year, because of a backlog of applications. The backlog didn’t happen overnight ...
Seven years ago, a group of elementary school teachers launched an after-school program for fifth-graders. It was so successful and beloved by the students and their parents that they wanted it extended to sixth grade. Then seventh. Then eighth. And ninth. After five years of bouncing around borrowed space within ...
From Hollywood to Capitol Hill, high-profile allegations of sexual misconduct continue to make national headlines and spawn resignations, public apologies and denials. The recent scandals also have prompted employers and employees to rethink their office behavior in terms of what is appropriate and what constitutes harassment. So what is considered unlawful in Nevada, and what can business leaders and employees do to protect themselves?
In the People: Janiece Marshall, Clyde DeWitt, Melissa Swasey, Dr. Eric Gershman, Dr. Liawaty Ho, Scott Frasnelly, Marcia McNutt, Damon Hunter, Genesis Galdamez and more ...
There’s still a stigma about using cannabis, says Peter Findley, managing partner of Exhale Nevada, which cultivates, produces and sells marijuana. And Findley wants to help break that ...
Nancy Ramirez Ayala spent more than 20 years working as an attorney, but left her career to open a location of the successful hair styling franchise. And she couldn’t be more pleased.
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