This was to be Hadrien Saperstein’s big summer in tennis.
Silverado junior Tameka Demps is getting a head start on a career as a pharmacist and is hoping to lead the Skyhawks to another state title.
PASADENA, Calif. — Tennessee had a rocky stop in California last year. The Volunteers hope for a smoother visit this time.
Which is more important for the Los Angeles Galaxy these days: To finish with a better record than the expansion San Jose Earthquakes, who have matched Los Angeles stride for stride, or to make a bit more money off David Beckham?
NORTON, Mass. — Sunshine began to bake the greens, the wind kept players guessing and the birdie cheers kept right on coming Sunday in the Deutsche Bank Championship.
Since returning from three days in Cedar City at the Utah Shakespearean Festival and throughout the Democratic National Convention, I’ve been pondering civility. One of the reasons I enjoy Southern Utah is that people I encounter there are so polite, so friendly, so helpful.
ST. PAUL, Minn. — They fought hard over who would get to come to the Republican National Convention.
CARSON CITY — Whether you’re an average citizen or a billionaire hotel-casino owner, it’s been a tough year to try to use the initiative process to get your pet issue on the ballot.
Last week in Denver, Nevada’s Democratic delegates trickled down each morning to a breakfast just for them, with tote bags and other giveaways provided by sponsoring Nevada corporations like Newmont Mining and Sierra Pacific Resources.
The length of time Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has served as a city council member and mayor were incorrect in Jane Ann Morrison’s Saturday column. The Republican vice presidential candidate served two terms on the Wassila City Council and two terms as mayor.
In June 2000, a jury found Geovanny Torres guilty of first-degree murder in the shooting death of a man outside a Las Vegas restaurant.
At the intersection of Bonneville Avenue and Grand Central Parkway, construction at the Lou Ruvo Brain Institute is nearly complete.
HAWTHORNE — A year after the Labor Day 2007 disappearance of adventurer Steve Fossett, a team of friends and admirers is searching for some sign of him or his small plane in mountains just west of this west-central Nevada town.
Conflict over unwelcome guests at a northwest Las Vegas house party erupted in gunfire Sunday, leaving one man dead and five others wounded.
Jerry Lewis scoots forward on his big, comfy chair to place a lemon drop candy in the mouth of his Chihuahua — “my son,” he calls him.
Labor Day has a different history in America than in Europe, points out Julia Vitullo-Martin, editor of “Breaking Away: The Future of Cities.”
Operators of new Las Vegas casinos have used such methods as regional and national print advertising campaigns and Internet banner messages to let prospective job applicants know they are hiring.
Fish are like dogs and people to Wayne Mellor. The owner and operator of Atlantis Tropical Fish & Aquarium said two of the same variety of fish can have different attitudes.
If you’ve set foot in the Gold Spike at any point during the past five years, set down your morning beverage before reading the next sentence — or risk squirting coffee out your nose.
A 132,000-square-foot Target store is under construction and expected to open next summer at the Decatur 215 shopping center being developed by Houston-based Weingarten Realty in North Las Vegas.
MIAMI — AAA predicts fewer Labor Day travelers: Falling gasoline prices might not be enough to entice people to travel this Labor Day weekend, with some keeping a wary eye on dangerous Hurricane Gustav, which is threatening the Gulf Coast.