Affordability
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5 spooky ghost tours in Nevada
It’s officially spooky season, so now is the time to book the best ghost tours in Nevada! Let’s take a dive into these scary locations.
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48 free & family-friendly Halloween events in Las Vegas
No trick! These free Las Vegas Valley and Henderson Halloween events are a sweet treat for the whole family.
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Inversionistas corporativos son dueños de una de cada cinco viviendas en Las Vegas
Uno de cada cinco hogares en Las Vegas ya no pertenece a familias, sino a corporaciones. El dato, revelado por Redfin, refleja una tendencia que inquieta: el acceso a la vivienda se aleja cada vez más de los bolsillos de la gente común.
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New data show corporate investors own 20% of Las Vegas homes
About one in five homes in the Las Vegas area is owned by a corporate investor, according to new data from Redfin but legislative efforts to rein in the problem are stalled.
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6 gluten-free restaurants in Nevada that locals love
Looking for new gluten-free restaurants to try in Nevada? Here are six that locals rave about.
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Slots still open for Las Vegas’ free, mobile pre-K program
An innovative, free mobile pre-K program is bringing early learning to some low-income neighborhoods in Las Vegas.
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Everything you need to know about the ‘Fabulous 5-Day Sale’ happening now in Las Vegas
Now through September 26, Las Vegas is holding a city-wide sale featuring over 100 deals. Here’s what you need to know about the “Fabulous 5-Day Sale.”
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Fighting a health insurance denial? Here are 7 tips to help
To control costs, nearly all health insurers use a system called prior authorization, which requires patients or their providers to seek approval before they can get certain procedures, tests, and prescriptions.
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Thousands of families to benefit from NV Energy’s multimillion-dollar refund plan
Thousands of customers were overcharged by NV Energy. Here’s what you need to know about the company’s $32.6 million refund plan.
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En Nevada, la industria del turismo sostiene la economía, pero no a sus trabajadores
Los empleados de hoteles, restaurantes, bares y centros de entretenimiento representan casi una cuarta parte de la fuerza laboral del estado. Sin embargo, a la vez, son quienes reciben los salarios más bajos de Nevada.
