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Red Hawk Casino murder suspect arrested

A suspect in the Red Hawk Casino killing has been arrested. Juarez Estephen, 33, was taken into custody Dec. 3 at 10pm at a residence on Cothrin Ranch Road on the West Slope. He is accused of killing 19-year-old Gene McArn on Nov. 21. Deputies said they surrounded the residence and Estephen surrendered peacefully. However, […]

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Salt Lake City commits to seeking 2026 Winter Olympics

By Howard Berkes, NPR Ten years after jumpstarting Mitt Romney’s political career with a widely-praised Winter Olympics, officials in Utah say they’re ready to do it all over again. But there’s no word on whether the unemployed Romney is interested in reprising his role as Salt Lake City Olympics chief. He would be 78, after […]

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Nevada ruling on gay marriage may impact California’s Prop. 8

By Scott Shafer, KQED-TV Four days before the U.S. Supreme Court met to ostensibly discuss California’s Proposition 8, a Nevada District Court issued a ruling upholding that state’s ban on same-sex marriage. The ruling by Judge Robert C. Jones, a George W. Bush appointee, holds that Nevada’s law does not violate the Equal Protection Clause […]

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Vail Resorts posts 1st quarter loss, slow start to ski season

By Jason Blevins, Denver Post Vail Resorts on Tuesday announced a $60.6 million loss for the August-October quarter, compared to $55.7 million in the same period last year. The resort company’s total net revenue for the quarter was $116.4 million, almost identical to the revenue from the same quarter of last year. Vail Resorts always […]

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Buyers show interest in Lake Tahoe luxury housing market

By Dan Spano Go back in time two years, when the housing market was experiencing low sales, high volume of inventory and high interest in buying foreclosures and short sales. Skip forward to today when the housing market is seeing high sales, low volume of inventory and high interest in buying luxury homes. News out […]

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Parent company of Squaw-Alpine buys part of Whistler

By Kathryn Reed KSL Capital Partners, the owners of Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows, now owns nearly one-quarter of Whistler Blackcomb in British Columbia. The deal is expected to be completed today. Denver-based KSL will acquire Intrawest’s 9,092,500 common shares of Whistler Blackcomb Holdings, which amount to about 24 percent of the corporation’s issued and […]

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Dinner-show combo benefits South Tahoe performing arts group

South Tahoe High School Performing Arts Booster Association’s 2nd annual special fundraising Stars Night Out is Dec. 14 at 5pm. The fundraiser dinner is $30 per person at the high school. Catering is by the STHS Culinary Arts and entertainment by the STHS music department. “White Christmas” stage production is at 7pm. That ticket is […]

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Gardnerville couple doesn’t show up after leaving Sac area

By C. Johnson, News-10 Ground and aerial searches have not turned up any signs of a missing couple who left Citrus Heights last Thursday for Gardnerville. Roderick Paul Clifton, 44, of Citrus Heights/Gardnerville and Paula Lane, 46, of Gardnerville were reported missing by relatives when they didn’t answer their cellphones and didn’t return to Nevada […]

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