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Tunnel accident near Las Vegas kills one worker, injures anotherupdated: Mon Jun 11 2012 22:26:00

An accident in a tunnel at a construction project near Las Vegas killed one worker and injured another on Monday, the agency operating the site said.

Fort Bliss soldiers among 3 missing on New Mexico kayak tripupdated: Mon Apr 02 2012 21:42:00

Three people, two of them Fort Bliss soldiers, were reported missing after going on a weekend kayaking trip in New Mexico and not coming back, the New Mexico State Police said on Monday.

Five lodges you can't reach by carupdated: Fri Nov 04 2011 17:45:00

For travelers who believe the journey is just as important as the destination, these five lodges offer unique adventures in getting there -- and getting away from it all.

Desperate to drink, West Texas turns to wastewaterupdated: Thu Aug 11 2011 12:26:00

Desperate times call for a tall, cool glass of creativity in this patch of West Texas where water is scarce and quickly disappearing.

Police focus on woods, river in search for missing Texas teenupdated: Fri Jan 07 2011 15:47:00

Investigators and rescue teams will continue their search Friday for a missing 13-year-old Texas girl, focusing near a densely wooded area and along the Colorado River.

Report warns of man-made threats to Grand Canyon National Parkupdated: Mon Aug 23 2010 13:17:00

The majestic views overlooking the Grand Canyon make it one of America's favorite destinations, but a new report finds several man-made threats are contributing to the deterioration of Grand Canyon National Park.

Air drops sustain residents after heavy snowstorm in Arizonaupdated: Wed Jan 27 2010 17:22:00

Native Americans on the rugged Navajo and Hopi reservations in northern Arizona are using mirrors and red fabric to signal aircraft that they need air drops after last week's powerful snowstorm, state agency spokesmen said Wednesday.

Grand Canyon floodingupdated: Mon Aug 18 2008 22:49:00

Rescue crews in helicopters evacuated about 170 people after water poured through Redland Dam.

Grand Canyon evacuations halted after dam breachupdated: Mon Aug 18 2008 08:58:00

Authorities halted the evacuation Sunday night of a few hundred people who were initially thought to be in danger after rain breached an earthen dam at the Grand Canyon.

Flood started in Grand Canyonupdated: Thu Mar 06 2008 01:26:00

Dirk Kempthorne, the Secretary of the Interior, opens valves at Glen Canyon Dam to release water into the Grand Canyon.

Time.com: Into the Wild: Bad Endupdated: Fri Sep 21 2007 10:00:00

Sean Penn's film about a middle-class dropout who confronts the Alaskan wilderness could have used more irony, says Richard Schickel

Money Magazine: Forever youngupdated: Thu Sep 13 2007 00:01:00

Happy birthday, boomer. If you're among the 4.3 million Americans born in 1957, when the baby boom hit its peak, you're turning the big five-oh this year.

Time.com: Texas Sees Record June Rainfallupdated: Sun Jul 01 2007 18:40:00

Rain storms across Texas have borne a thousand soggy stories during one of the wettest Junes on record

Cozy up to Lake Powellupdated: Fri Apr 07 2006 15:17:00

Sapphire sky, pink stone, turquoise water. Three extravagances of nature -- each one deep and intense and starkly beautiful in itself -- intersect at Lake Powell, the West's most provocative spectacle. A manmade 186-mile-long footprint spanning Utah and Arizona, the lake is often plied by houseboats in spring and summer, but there's a much richer experience waiting for the active traveler.

Money Magazine: 05 Family Travelupdated: Mon Dec 12 2005 16:42:00

So obviously, an activity-packed destination is a must. But which destination? That depends on the kinds of activities most likely to engage your particular brood: the bright lights of the Big Apple, where we hear there's a lot to do, or the rugged charms of a Colorado dude ranch, where the nonstop diversions include fly fishing, white-water rafting and, of course, horseback riding. --D.R. AND K.A. ...

Money Magazine: 05 Family Travelupdated: Thu Sep 01 2005 00:01:00

No matter what age your kids are, the potential pitfall of any family vacation remains the same: boredom. Children need constant entertainment, especially when removed from their natural habitat. S...

Money Magazine: Austin, Texasupdated: Tue Nov 19 2002 06:23:00

Austin residents enjoy the best of both worlds: a stylish, exciting urban life, but without a lot of the hassles big cities are known for.

Money Magazine: Engineered Fun For an out-of-the ordinary view of the water this summer, visit a dam.updated: Sat Jul 01 2000 00:01:00

You're heading out to Las Vegas for a convention. You haven't been there in years, so you figure you'll do the full Vegas experience. You'll cruise the Strip, play a little blackjack, check out the...

Fortune: THE HOT MONEY A THIRST FOR WATERupdated: Mon Apr 14 1997 00:01:00

What is water worth? Most of us take that steady stream for granted. But some bigtime investors are wagering that water can be turned into cash. Morgan Stanley, Fidelity, Capital Research, Bear Ste...

Fortune: Red Barber said it, Walter Annenberg vs. class oppression, the alternative to thrift, and other matters. ASK MR. STATISTICSupdated: Mon Jul 26 1993 00:01:00

Dear Mr. Statistics: I am a widow with a modest but steady income and am looking for new ways to invest the $25 per week that I do not need for living expenses. The 2 1/2% or so I could earn at sav...

Money Magazine: The hottest vacation-home spotsupdated: Wed Jul 01 1992 00:01:00

With prices off as much as 30% in some areas from their mid-'80s peaks, now may be your best chance in years to buy your dream vacation home. To help, here are 10 vacation areas around the nation t...

Fortune: WHERE IT HURTS LESS TO LOSEupdated: Mon Aug 27 1990 00:01:00

Quick: Name the three biggest gambling cities in Nevada. Las Vegas, Reno, and Lake Tahoe, right? Wanna bet? You'd lose. No. 3 is Laughlin (pop. 5,000), an old-fashioned Mojave Desert town on the ba...

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