A case of a Nevada resident is getting the attention of one and all, as there are reports that the man has 100 pound scrotum. Indeed a rare situation for any person, but what Wesley Warren Jr. has gone through the day he discovered the strange growth can only be felt by him.

On Friday, the Health and Human Services Department had announced that Nevada had greeted a statewide waiver from certain implementation requirements of the Obama administration’s health care law.

The marketing agreement of legalized online gambling between Caesars Entertainment and 888 holding PLC, an Israel company has been regulated by Nevada regulators. Wynn Resorts Limited said that they are now partners with one of the largest poker sites operating in the US.

The two companies are offering online poker, sports betting, and casino games in Italy, France, and UK.

The Technology giant Hewlett-Packard has cracked a deal of $176 million. They have actually earned the rights of becoming the Medicaid Fiscal agent to Nevada. This is done in the interest of management as well as the up gradation of the Medicaid management information system of the state.

With Microsoft announcing at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas that the company’s next Windows version will run on ARM processors, Horace Dedlu, an ex-Nokia manager, is of the opinion that the “unthinkable” decision will largely leave Microsoft playing catch-up in the rapidly-growing tablet arena.

Increasing the number of “failed institutions” in State, the regulators have finally closed five banks in Florida, California and Nevada.

The recent closure has elevated the national number of such banks to 78. Approximately 13 banks have been shut in Florida, 6 in California and 2 in Nevada.

Drug manufacturer, Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. Has planned to appeal a $356 million Las Vegas constituency court ruling that was awarded to an applicant, who is of the opinion that he contracted hepatitis C, when one of Teva's drug vials had been used by over one patient.

According to a report, in Las Vegas, Nevada, gluten-free soup mixes and lounge mix are the latest to be added to the increasing list of products that have been recalled over the past two weeks owing to a salmonella contamination.

Republican governor, Jim Gibbons initiated a step towards the rejection of the policy of federal Medicaid program that covers health care plans for poor, disabled and senior citizens of Nevada.

$636 billion funds will be required to extend Medicaid from 2014 to 2019 when subsidy for the health care bill will expire completely.

Property owners at four luxury skis and golf resorts in Idaho, Montana, Nevada and the Bahamas have filed a $24 billion federal lawsuit against Credit Suisse group AG, blaming the Swiss bank of granting predatory loans to the resorts' investors as per the scheme to take over the properties.