It must be nice to be able to tell somebody $7.7 million is not enough to buy my horse.
Branden Giannini won’t lose sleep tonight worrying about winning his first track championship at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
When he looks downfield, Arizona State quarterback Rudy Carpenter seems to easily find wide-open receivers.
Oscar De La Hoya spent Thursday doing some typical Las Vegas tourist activities: golfing and shopping.
Vernon Forrest admits it. He screwed up big time.
Del Sol has played in the past two Sunrise Region football championship games. Palo Verde has played in the last six Sunset title games.
Former Arizona State signee Martin Tevaseu regains love for game, set to face friends.
Vacation” and “retirement” are words not found in Bruton Smith’s vocabulary.
RENO — Authorities who seized scores of illegal African clawed frogs from Nevada residents say they have traced the creatures to a company that sells tadpoles over the Internet. The animals are banned because of their potential for ecological damage.
CARSON CITY — Legislative lawyers said Thursday that they might file a lawsuit against the Nevada Ethics Commission if it tries to discipline state Sen. Warren Hardy over a vote he made during the 2007 Legislature.
A 32-year-old Las Vegas man died Thursday when a car he was working on fell on top of him in the northeast valley, Las Vegas police said.
CARSON CITY — Gov. Jim Gibbons requested but did not receive an apology from a state Democratic Party leader moments after an Ethics Commission panel on Thursday found there was insufficient evidence that he broke laws in securing a lower property tax bill on land he owns in Elko County.
Look at the Review-Journal’s revamped Neon section. Now with staples! And Norm! Also, today it’s chockablock with our interviews with Billy Idol, Paul Rodriguez and Howlin Rain’s frontman, plus the rundown on new restaurants, movies and plays.
After four long days and a marathon court session into the night Thursday, a jury has been seated in the O.J. Simpson trial on armed robbery and kidnapping charges.
The two women accused of kidnapping a 6-year-old elementary school student on Monday are being held at the North Las Vegas jail on $50,000 bail.
No one can accuse U.S. District Judge James Mahan of lacking a sense of humor. The judge is presiding over the “Supernotes” counterfeiting case.
O.J. Simpson‘s notoriety has helped juice the bottom line of several local restaurants.
A couple accused of child neglect after Las Vegas police found a stash of marijuana and marijuana growing equipment in their home received suspended one-year sentences Thursday and were placed on probation for two years.
Figuring the value of X might not pose a homework headache for most Clark County School District eighth-graders next year.
The Nevada State Board of Osteopathic Medicine has chosen a medical doctor as its new executive director.
CARSON CITY — A former Republican Party treasurer convicted of murder in the death of two family members in a murder for hire case had his conviction reversed Thursday by the Nevada Supreme Court.
Bruce Woodbury, the long-standing chairman of the Regional Transportation Commission, resigned Thursday from that post to make way for new leadership.
WASHINGTON — Government analysts are undertaking a study to compare the costs of building a nuclear waste repository at Yucca Mountain against the costs of leaving the waste at power plants, where it is now stored.