Dr. Stanley Cohen says he is a very dull person.

The 93 best physicians in the valley, as chosen by their peers (Part II) How To use this Guide: Doctors are listed alphabetically beneath specialty areas. Private practices are then listed with address and phone number.

Some of the valley’s most colorful casinos are well off the neon path. (Don’t forget your player’s club card and cowboy boots) It is Friday night and I live in Las Vegas and I have $1 in my pocket.

Savvy chefs, eager students and secret spices: Tasting notes from our survey of four cooking demonstration classes Everyone knows Las Vegas has blown up as a global dining destination. But it’s not because our chefs are sitting on a stash of secret recipes.

Elite pastry chef Kamel Guechida joins the people-pleasing Wolfgang Puck empire. What the puff is going on? Kamel Guechida is facing a strange new world — one filled with cookies and cupcakes.

Mount Charleston has long been a site of raging wildfires sparked by lightning, but in 1955, it was the site of a different kind of conflagration. These particular flames issued from a spectacular plane crash, a crash that killed all 14 passengers on board on the morning of Nov.

The discomfort: He’s a rugged Alaskan who’s never hiked the desert The zone: A quixotic quest to trek the entire circumference of Las Vegas To understand what happened during my 2013 expedition to hike the circumference of Las Vegas, I have to start from the beginning. It was late September of 2010.

Nevada has one of the worst physician shortages in the country. Yet most of our medical school graduates leave the state to train and practice elsewhere.

As more Southern Nevadans take advantage of hospice and palliative care, the often-misunderstood specialties are becoming crucial pieces of the health care puzzle Meet Jimmy Bryant. He currently has stage IV emphysema with severe chronic pulmonary obstructive disease.

With tenacity in the face of adversity, Dr. Diaz went the extra mile to diagnose a rare condition — and save a soldier’s life As a boy in Mexico City, Luis Diaz watched as his physician father spent most of his life helping people.