HENDERSON, Nev. -- If you have ever dreamed of becoming a fighter pilot, now is your chance. From basic fighter maneuvering to simulated combat engagement, a new company is offering a flight few ever get to experience.

The business is called Air Combat Ace. Flying the friendly skies at the Henderson Executive Airport, one plane brings on a pure adrenaline rush -- the Extra 330LC, an aircraft that's fast and furious.

"We're not just taking folks out on joy rides here," said pilot Bill Tracy, call sign "Stroke."

Sign up for a flight at Air Combat Ace and get ready for a trip filled with thrill.

"I was sitting down and pondering some of the cool things I did in the Air Force back when I flew F-16's, and I thought if there's a way we can bottle this," said Air Combat Ace President Richard Coe, call sign "Tex."

HENDERSON, Nev. -- Mayor Andy Hafen is expected to talk about the city's economy, recent successes and plans for the future in his upcoming State of the City Address.

LAS VEGAS -- New Year's Eve revelers who have too much to drink will have some options when it comes to getting a safe ride home.

AAA Nevada is offering its Tipsy Tow service to drinking drivers from 6 p.m. on New Year's Eve until 6 a.m. on New Year's Day.

The free service will provide one-way transportation for the driver and vehicle to the driver's home.

"We want everyone to ring in the New Year by having fun and enjoying the evening with friends and family," said AAA spokesperson Michael Geeser. "But we want everyone to do it safely and responsibly."

Drivers, party hosts, bartenders and restaurant managers can call (800)222-4357 (AAA-HELP) for a free tow of up to 10 miles.

The Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada is also offering free transit rides on all routes from New Year's Eve at 6 p.m. until 9 a.m. on New Year's Day.