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- Sep 8, 2026
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Lawsuit alleges luxury Strip resort failed to guard against Legionnairesâ disease (opens the original)
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A Florida man who says he believes he contracted Legionnaires’ disease while staying at Wynn Las Vegas this year is suing, alleging the Strip resort failed to take measures to protect guests from exposure to the potentially deadly bacteria. The lawsuit, filed by Ruben Feliciano in Clark County District Court on Aug. 25, seeks more than $30,000 in damages, including compensation for alleged medical treatment and permanent injuries. The lawsuit alleges that Feliciano began feeling ill while stayin
They were doctors abroad. A new Nevada law could bring them back to medicine (opens the original)
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Nearly three years after the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan, Ramin Amiri left Kabul for the United States with his wife and four children. The 52-year-old physician didn’t just leave behind a home and relatives in the beleaguered country. He also left behind a medical career that required a nearly identical amount of schooling and training as in the U.S., including college, medical school and a four-year dermatology residency. Amiri worked at Afghan National Police Hospital in Kabul fo
Acting labor secretary praises Vegas Chamber workforce hub (opens the original)
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A government-funded on-the-job training program is helping some Las Vegas businesses cover the cost of training new employees, an effort Acting U.S. Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling highlighted Tuesday during a visit to the Vegas Chamber. Sonderling toured the EmployNV Business Hub, an American Job Center housed inside the chamber’s downtown Las Vegas office, and spoke with local employers who have used its hiring and training programs. He said getting employers more involved in workforce progra
Thrift store opens newest location in Las Vegas (opens the original)
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Savers opened a new store on Thursday, marking the thrift store brand’s seventh location in the Las Vegas Valley. “Las Vegas has been a strong market for Savers, and we see continued demand from shoppers looking for great value, unique finds and more sustainable ways to shop,” a company spokesperson said in an email. “This new location allows us to serve more customers in the area while supporting our broader mission of keeping reusable goods out of landfills.” The roughly 17,900-square-foot sto
When AC fails, this Las Vegas business brings temporary cooling (opens the original)
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The central air conditioner at an east Las Vegas home was struggling to keep the house cool in the late-August heat. It had become too hot inside to cook, so a woman living there with her husband, two children and an elderly relative ate takeout pizza at the kitchen table while workers installed portable air conditioners. “It has been rough,” said Angel, who is pregnant and declined to give her last name. Las Vegas AC Rentals was there with a fix — or at least a temporary one. The business rents
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