CARSON CITY — Nevada’s budget woes have resulted in less security for the state’s first lady, Dawn Gibbons, who is going through divorce proceedings started by Gov. Jim Gibbons.
The executive editor of The Associated Press said Tuesday the news cooperative hopes to work through problems with a handful of newspapers who say they may leave the AP as it implements a new pricing plan that changes how papers get daily content.
Effort isn’t an issue for those again trying to make the annual PGA Tour stop here more fashionable event than forgotten weekend.
While Brigham Young prepares to face UCLA this weekend, the Cougars’ last game remains a controversial topic in college football.
When the Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open decided to change its format for 2008, it wasn’t done with the intention of luring Tiger Woods back to Las Vegas. But it ultimately might have that desired impact.
Justin Timberlake canceled his media teleconference call Monday to promote the PGA Tour event he will host next month in Las Vegas. Apparently, he was too busy dealing with one of his female fans.
Foster Parnell weighed a tad over 200 pounds when he graduated from Centennial High School at age 16.
Given its success in returning to world dominance, USA Basketball doesn’t figure to change much for the 2012 Olympics in London.
UNLV junior linebacker Starr Fuimaono will miss the rest of the season with a torn anterior cruciate ligament and a sprained medial collateral ligament in his left knee.
A lawyer representing former patients in connection with hepatitis C cases linked to a Las Vegas endoscopy clinic told a judge Tuesday that records of as many as 200 patients cannot be found.
CARSON CITY — Nevada Gov. Jim Gibbons is hosting a seminar in November aimed at helping newly elected governors prepare for their new jobs.
One lawyer compared it to having teeth pulled. Another likened it to watching paint dry.
KINGMAN, Ariz. — A federal funding crunch might crimp a link in a chain of transportation improvements aimed at speeding travel between Southern Nevada and northwest Arizona.
Citing a potential conflict of interest, a Las Vegas justice of the peace declined Tuesday to conduct a bail hearing for the husband of District Judge Elizabeth Halverson.
CARSON CITY — The Nevada Supreme Court has declined to rule on the constitutionality of a 2007 state law stating that teenage sex offenders can be punished as adults.
CARSON CITY — Despite listening to seven hours of testimony in a case they have heard before, members of the state Tax Commission decided Tuesday they want more information before deciding in public whether Southern California Edison receives a $70 million tax rebate.
A 43-year-old Las Vegas man died Tuesday afternoon after his pickup rear-ended a semi-truck that was stopped at a red light, Las Vegas police said.