About 25% of Nevadans rely on public transit or walking, making long trips to grocery stores especially deadly in summer heat ...

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At 80 years old, Velva resident Andrey Anderson is proving that competitive spirit doesn’t retire. Anderson has earned around ...

Leah Richie’s family tradition of hiking was spurred by a cross-country quest for a 2009 red Pontiac G8GXP. Leah Richie, now a senior at Warwick, runs track and field and co-captains the cross country ...

The 53rd edition of Western States 100, held in 2026, will look a little different: for the first time, runners will be allowed to use trekking poles and traction devices (spikes). The change comes ...

Cannabis stocks moved sharply higher after U.S. President Donald Trump publicly endorsed the use of cannabidiol (CBD) for senior healthcare. The president posted a video on his Truth Social account ...

Between 2021 and 2023, cannabis use among Americans 65 and older went up 46%, according to a study published in JAMA Internal Medicine. Jim Axelrod reports from a retirement community outside San ...

A study published in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine found that cannabis use by American adults ages 65 and older has increased. Approximately 7% of senior citizens have used cannabis within the ...

Most people purchase a life insurance policy so their loved ones are taken care of when they die. But what if you wanted to cash in on that policy while you’re still alive, to pay for necessities now?

Since the poles were personal property (i.e., business fixtures), the taxpayer’s purchase was subject to Ohio sales / use tax unless an exemption applied. In Conduent State & Local Solutions, Inc. v.