Nevada lost 21,000 members of its work force from September to October, and that 1.5 percent decline in the Silver State’s labor base helped push unemployment statewide down for its first month-to-month decline since November 2005. ... The latest numbers from the state Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation show a drop in joblessness, from 13.3 percent in September to 13 percent in October statewide. Unemployment in Las Vegas fell more dramatically, declining nearly a percentage point, from 13.9 percent to 13 percent.
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As his M1 Abrams tank, nicknamed Bonecrusher, rolled through Fallujah, Iraq, Gunnery Sgt. Nick Popaditch thought about the trail of dead insurgents left in its wake: “Fight and you die. Run and you die. Hide and you die. Hey, this works for me.” Read more
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Station Casinos granted deadline extension on restructuring plan
A bankruptcy court judge today granted Station Casinos more time to submit its own restructuring plan.
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Gregg Zive approved extending the deadline until Dec. 11. The original deadline was scheduled to expire this month.
Read more... Updated: 11/20/2009 1:18 PM
Ryan Wolfe breaks foot in practice
UNLV's record-setting wide receiver Ryan Wolfe suffered a broken foot during a bye-week workout on Wednesday night.
Suspect in officer slaying leaves hospital, enters jail
The 18-year-old man wounded in an exchange of gunfire during a robbery attempt that led to the death of a Las Vegas police officer Thursday was released from University Medical Center and booked into the North Las Vegas Detention Center this morning.
Search warrant aimed at drugs found at Jackson's deathbed
Authorities in Los Angeles searched a Las Vegas pharmacy in August looking for documents linking drugs found at Michael Jackson's deathbed to Dr. Conrad Murray, according to a search warrant unsealed today.
The state's top water regulator has decided to join the Southern Nevada Water Authority in an appeal of a recent court ruling that dealt a blow to the authority's plans to tap groundwater in three Lincoln County valleys.
Read more... Updated: 11/20/2009 10:30 AM
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