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Former business partners of developer and high-profile lobbyist Harvey Whittemore are accusing him of embezzling and misappropriating more than $40 million.
Dr. Dipak Desai, the physician at the center of the hepatitis C outbreak, has been "exaggerating" the effects of two strokes, state medical experts testified Friday.
Las Vegas police looking for a fugitive downtown stumbled upon a grow house of 29 marijuana plants Friday morning on Carson Avenue near 17th Street.
As a Henderson City Councilwoman, Kathleen Vermillion gave thousands of dollars in taxpayer money to local charities through a discretionary fund meant for programs and services to benefit the community.
Five experienced educators, including four from Nevada, have been selected as finalists for state superintendent of public instruction.
At a weekend meeting that County Commissioner Steve Sisolak has called a "shake down," representatives of his ex-girlfriend told him accusations of an improper relationship with her teenage daughter was "the stuff that ends political careers," according to an account of the meeting.
A Justice Department report released last month praises the Nevada Foreclosure Mediation Program, saying it provides a road map for other states to follow in addressing the continuing fallout from the housing crisis.
A federal judge in Nevada who handed horse protection advocates a rare victory last fall has rejected their latest request to block government roundups of free-roaming mustangs in the West, saying they'll have to go to Congress if they think the animals are being treated inhumanely and need more protection.
Family members are organizing a mass search in the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area near Las Vegas for a missing 46-year-old man who was last seen more than a week ago.
KINGMAN, Ariz. -- Brett Hale, who was seeking to become the youngest city council member in Kingman history, has died at the age of 25.
A faulty water heater is being blamed for a fire that claimed the life of a man inside his business in western Arizona.
The results of the Nevada GOP caucus on Feb. 4 will be released via Twitter -- a first for the social network and presidential politics -- state party officials announced on Friday.
A man who died Thursday in an all-terrain vehicle accident was identified Friday as a New York resident.
LOS ANGELES -- A caller on a 911 recording released by Los Angeles fire officials says Demi Moore smoked something before she was rushed to the hospital on Monday night.
Once Las Vegas City Councilman Steve Wolfson departs to take a new job as Clark County district attorney, the City Council will have 30 days to appoint a new member or hold an election for someone to complete Wolfson's term in Ward 2.
For the second time in two days, a Hispanic Republican has announced intentions to run for a seat in the Nevada Legislature.
The future is as bright as the sun for Boulder City, where more than 8,000 acres of city land has been or will be dedicated to solar development.
RENO -- A former special education teacher has been sentenced to 60 days in jail and given a two-year suspended prison sentence for having sex with a 17-year-old student.
President Barack Obama's personal chef gave it a thumb's up, but that doesn't mean the first lady is going to approve.
The University Medical Center pediatric intensive care unit is one of only five such units in the United States to earn the Consumer Reports' top rating for preventing bloodstream infections.

A new home development is shown in Miami in this January 26, 2010 file photo. Housing-related stocks declined after data showed sales of new single-family homes fell for the first time in four months in December of 2011 and were shy of Wall Street expectations. The data followed the soft pending home sales report on January 25, 2012 and dented optimism that the housing market may have reached a bottom.  REUTERS/Joe Skipper/Files   (UNITED STATES - Tags: BUSINESS REAL ESTATE)Reuters - The Obama administration, in an election-year bid to help distressed homeowners, on Friday expanded its main foreclosure prevention program, and pushed for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to forgive mortgage debt.


Reuters - A serial burglar nicknamed the "Barefoot Bandit" was sentenced on Friday in Seattle to 6-1/2 years in prison for his guilty plea to federal charges stemming from a sensational, two-year crime spree as a sometimes-shoeless teenage runaway.
Reuters - At least 1,000 Iraq War veterans and their family members are expected to march in St. Louis on Saturday in the nation's first major homecoming parade honoring U.S. soldiers who served in the war, a coalition of veteran groups, private citizens and local officials said.
Time.com - In a controversy raging in six states, lawmakers are debating whether to criminalize the covert filming of farm activity
Time.com - When Mitt Romney released his 2010 tax returns on Tuesday, the one number that stood out wasn't his 14% effective tax rate or his $20 million-plus annual income. It was the $7 million he gave to charity over the last two years
Reuters - The percentage of workers represented by a union dipped slightly in 2011, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said on Friday, as organized labor came under attack in states once considered union strongholds, including Wisconsin and Ohio.

In this police booking photo released by Weber County Sheriff's Dept. showing Dallin Morgan, 18, a high school student who was arrested with another student on Wednesday Jan. 25,2012 on conspiracy charges after authorities uncovered a plot to use explosives during a school assembly. (AP Photo/Weber County Sheriff's Dept.)AP - The two teens had a detailed plot, blueprints of the school and security systems, but no explosives. They had hours of flight simulator training on a home computer and a plan to flee the country, but no plane.


Army Chief of Staff Gen. Raymond T. Odierno speaks during a news conference at the Pentagon, Friday, Jan., 27, 2012, to discuss US Army cuts. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)AP - The Pentagon's decision announced Friday to take two heavy armor brigades out of Europe in 2013 and 2014 will not necessarily force NATO allies to shoulder more of the load if ground forces are needed for a large-scale conflict in the region, Gen. Raymond Odierno, the Army chief of staff, said Friday.


AP - Farmers whose land was damaged by Missouri River flooding expressed frustration Friday that a missed deadline will keep them from sharing in $215 million from one federal disaster program.

FILE- This Nov. 1, 2006 file photograph shows former Boston Mayor Kevin White outside Faneuil Hall in Boston Wednesday, Nov. 1, 2006. Former Mayor Kevin H. White, who led the city for 16 years including racially turbulent times in the 1970s, died Friday, a family spokesman said. He was 82. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola)AP - Former Mayor Kevin H. White, who led the city for 16 years including racially turbulent times in the 1970s and was credited with putting it on a path to prosperity, died Friday, a family spokesman said. He was 82.


FILE - In this Dec. 16, 2011 file photo, Colton Harris-Moore, also known as the 'Barefoot Bandit,' glances at the courtroom gallery as he walks to the defense table, in Island County Superior Court, in Coupeville, Wash. Harris-Moore is scheduled to be sentenced Friday, Jan. 27, 2012, in a U.S. federal court for his two-year international crime spree of break-ins and boat and plane thefts. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren, File)AP - After a two-year international crime spree in which he survived a handful of crash landings, Colton Harris-Moore — the infamous "Barefoot Bandit" — says he's lucky to be alive.


FILE - New York Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly and son Greg attend the New York City Police Foundations 31st Annual Gala in New York, in this March 3, 2009 file photo. Kelly, son of the city police commissioner, is under investigation by prosecutors and denies any wrongdoing, his lawyer said Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2012, without elaborating on the allegations. (AP Photo/Charles Sykes, File)AP - While the city's powerful police commissioner faced questions Friday about a rape allegation against his TV-anchor son, the probe has also put the district attorney in a delicate position.


FILE - This June 2007 file photo provided by Dr. William Petit Jr., shows Dr. Petit, left, with his daughters Michaela, front, Hayley, center rear, and his wife, Jennifer Hawke-Petit, on Cape Cod, Mass. Dr. Petit was severely beaten and his wife and two daughters were killed during a home invasion in Cheshire, Conn., July 23, 2007. Joshua Komisarjevsky was convicted Thursday, Oct. 13, 2011 for the crimes, and will be formally sentenced to death Friday, Jan. 27, 2012.  (AP Photo/William Petit, File)AP - How does a man move on with his life after losing his wife and daughters to two ruthless home invaders who tormented, then killed them?


FILE - This is a Tuesday, May 25, 2010 file photo of actress Cynthia Nixon attending the Designing Women Awards in New York. Gay rights activists say actress Cynthia Nixon's insistence she chose to be a lesbian gives fodder to those who argue gays don't deserve marriage rights. (AP Photo/Peter Kramer, file)AP - Cynthia Nixon learned the hard way this week that when it comes to gay civil rights, the personal is always political. Very political.


AP - Defense Secretary Leon Panetta is acknowledging publicly for the first time that a Pakistani doctor provided key information to the U.S. in advance of the successful Navy SEAL assault on Osama bin Laden's compound last May.

FILE - In this Oct. 17, 2011 file photo, actress Demi Moore attends the premiere of 'Margin Call' in New York. A spokeswoman for Moore on Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012 said the actress is seeking professional help to treat her exhaustion and improve her health. (AP Photo/Peter Kramer, File)AP - Demi Moore smoked something before she was rushed to the hospital on Monday night and was convulsing and "semi-conscious, barely," according to a caller on a frantic 911 recording released Friday by Los Angeles fire officials.


AP - Eugene Police Officer Dan Baker drove a blue SUV and set off sirens to clear cars in front of him at traffic lights. He pulled over motorists — though it's unclear if he ever gave out tickets. And when he stopped by a youth shelter as a volunteer, he came in full uniform.

Niliah Banks, foreground, works with other students in her fifth grade class at Ross Elementary create hand-made signs Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2012, in Creve Coeur, Mo. The signs will be used when St. Louis hosts a 'Welcome Home the Heroes from Iraq Day' on Jan. 28 with a noontime parade through downtown to welcome veterans of the war in Iraq. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)AP - Since the Iraq War ended there has been little fanfare for the veterans returning home. No ticker-tape parades. No massive, flag-waving public celebrations.


Work continues near a collapse at the Horseshoe Casino under construction, Friday, Jan. 27, 2012, in Cincinnati. Around a dozen workers have been taken to hospitals with minor injuries from the partial collapse. (AP Photo/Al Behrman)AP - A floor collapsed into a V shape Friday at the construction site of a new Ohio casino, sending workers sliding to the ground, leaving one worker with serious injuries and hurting at least a dozen others.


Attorney General Eric Holder announces the formation of the Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities Working Group, Friday, Jan. 27, 2012, during a news conference at the Justice Department in Washington. President Barack Obama directed Holder to collaborate with several state attorneys general and other federal entities to investigate those responsible for misconduct contributing to the financial crisis through the pooling and sale of residential mortgage-backed securities. This working group will be operated out of the President's Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force, which is chaired by Holder. (AP Photo/Cliff Owen)AP - Federal and state law enforcement officials announced Friday they have launched a fraud-fighting unit, starting with 55 prosecutors and investigators, to root out wrongdoing in the market for residential mortgage-backed securities.


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There are many things you can do to combat stress before you run out to get a pill. Here’s a list of some of the most effective natural stress reducers


A British baby was miraculously saved after being born with no blood in his body


From biting your nails to running late: 11 bad habits you can kick to the curb


As lifespans lengthen and the number of seniors rapidly grows, more Americans find themselves struggling to care for an ailing loved one from hundreds or thousands of miles away


Working out regularly may brighten the mood of people with chronic health problems like cancer, heart disease and back pain


For patients with nearly no options to treat a persistent bacterial infection wreaking havoc on their bowels, a transplant of someone else's fecal matter, delivered by enema, helps heal in nine out of 10 cases


Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was boosting his lifelong mentor Tom Martinez's search for a new kidney after reaching out to his fans for help


People with mild depression may benefit from taking antidepressants, suggests a new analysis of past studies that compared symptoms in people on the drugs to those given drug-free placebo pills


The biggest electricity blackout to occur in the United States resulted in 90 additional deaths in New York City, caused both by accidents and disease-related problems, according to a new analysis of data from the summer of 2003


Jean-Claude Mas, the Frenchman who sparked a global health scare by selling substandard breast implants, was released from police custody on Friday and faces a charge of causing bodily harm, according to his lawyer


Tired of the slippery stock market, many people have added alternative funds to their portfolios. Here are 25 of the best.
What should would-be IRA donors do this year, with the law still in limbo?
A little light reading while you're on hold.
Small print has become a giant menace, costing consumers $250 billion a year. New ways to avoid the traps.
Demand and rents are up as the housing crisis and tighter lending standards have left many people unable to or wary of purchasing a home. So finding a deal requires compromise and negotiation.
A galaxy of new web tools and games have popped up that are designed to teach children about "financial literacy." Do they work?
Journal Communityis the social network where you can ask questions and share your knowledge and expertise. Join the discussion.
Even with the broad housing market still in a funk, some investors are putting cash back into real estate.
Bischoff: In Part 1 of a two-part series, we look at the federal tax implications of a principal residence foreclosure.
Arends: Global bond funds are taking needless risks, but a new set of indexes unveiled today aim to fix the problem.
These outperformers have largely managed to avoid euro-zone pitfalls and other global woes.
Since 2006, the S&P 500 is down 13%. These picks have done much better.
Hough: Consumer staples shares have been stars in recent years. Now they look vulnerable.
Investors hate uncertainty, and there are some big questions hanging over the economy right now. Here's what you can do to make money if or when they happen.
You can get started with low-cost mutual funds that don't require huge initial investments either.
When companies buy back stock, it's not always a buy signal for investors. Here's how to tell which purchases matter.
These high-yielding stocks that own income-producing properties outpaced the broad market in 2011. But the pickings are decidedly more slim this year.
Don't look now, but European stocks are on the rise—and this time the rally might have legs.
The personal-finance icon has a newsletter guru. Has he exaggerated some of his investing results?
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