When Zab Judah climbs into the ring at the Palms on Aug. 2 to fight Josh Clottey for the vacant IBF welterweight title, he’ll have a friendly and familiar face in his corner.
In their four-year existence in the NBA, the Charlotte Bobcats have been a nonfactor.
He drove across Interstate 15 late that summer, amazed with what he had seen, captivated by the pageantry, inspired to witness more, determined to travel all across the globe to live the moment over and over.
Tiger Woods is out for the season recovering from knee surgery, so that means his caddie, Steve Williams, is out of work.
JOLIET, Ill. — Kyle Busch passed Jimmie Johnson after a restart on the next-to-last lap Saturday night to win his seventh NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race of the season.
Sean White pitched in and out of trouble for six innings Saturday night in leading the Tacoma Rainiers to a 6-3 Pacific Coast League victory over the 51s at Cashman Field.
His enshrinement into the Basketball Hall of Fame still is two months away, but Adrian Dantley already is working on what he plans to say in Springfield, Mass.
Jason Johnson stands on the mound at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, second-guessing himself in the game of his life.
According to figures released Thursday, Nevada casinos saw their May winnings drop 15.2 percent over the previous year, the largest revenue decline since state officials started monthly tracking in 1984.
Airline woes that make flights from hubs such as Las Vegas, Phoenix or Salt Lake City less convenient are making it downright impossible for rural residents to fly from small towns across America.
If anyone is proclaiming the beginning of a new era for Gov. Jim Gibbons, it is not his new chief of staff, Josh Hicks.
Thousands of north valley commuters will fall prey to a nightmarish commute starting this week.
This stunt began, as all ridiculous adventures do, with a simple question: What’s it like to ride the bus?
Bob Barr, the Libertarian Party’s presidential nominee, has been telling people since he got into the race that he thinks he really has a chance to win.
Patricia Hoff was an ordinary working person employed at a local Lowe’s hardware store. She was the kind of person you’ll find living at a local Budget Suites, the kind you’ll see riding the CAT bus.
WHEN CONVICTED POLYGAMIST SECT LEADER WARREN JEFFS was rushed to Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center on Tuesday, a pack of police officers were called in to provide security.
RENO — The mortgage meltdown has claimed 14 more victims: a Reno-area couple and their 12 adopted children.
It’s not hard to see why the Libertine club in Las Vegas has been raising some eyebrows since it opened in February. It’s an adult club that boasts, among other things, a bondage studio, various fetish nights and a boutique that sells toys hard to describe in detail in a mainstream newspaper.
WASHINGTON — In a clear victory for the Bush administration, the Senate last week passed an overhaul of electronic surveillance laws.
Comedian Dennis Blair opened for George Carlin more than 3,000 times, including Carlin’s finale four weeks ago today at The Orleans.
Nevada is a special state. A good place to live, work and raise a family. Unlike too many American states, she’s not hopelessly broken … yet. Her leaders, left and right, are close-knit and bound by a people who (despite the rhetoric of a few soreheads) are neither greedy nor unsophisticated.
The Rev. Jesse Jackson, who has made a career channeling and hustling the outrage of oppressed black Americans — sometimes deserved, but ginned up when necessary — has done it again.
It’s time for the state of Nevada to undertake a neutral, unbiased assessment of the proposed Yucca Mountain nuclear waste repository. The state’s consistent stance against the project has not permitted a balanced appraisal of the advantages and disadvantages the repository would create for the state.