Maybe he wanted some advice on how to land a supermodel, or, better yet, how to come through in the clutch.
Excuse any typos in the following because it is October and UNLV football has yet to be eliminated from bowl consideration and that kind of radical occurrence might tend to play tricks when hunting and pecking for ways to comprehend it all.
BULLHEAD CITY, Ariz. — A horrified Wal-Mart customer called police to the store on Wednesday after seeing a young woman pushing her severely beaten, nearly lifeless toddler in a shopping cart, police said.
WASHINGTON — Rep. Shelley Berkley voted Friday for the financial bailout bill after she said she “got an earful” from worried constituents in Las Vegas when she opposed it earlier in the week.
CARSON CITY — The Nevada Supreme Court has sent a request for a grand jury investigation of the University of Nevada, Reno back to a district judge for a rehearing.
CARSON CITY — If the future belongs to the young, then Nevada’s political future could be dominated by the Democratic Party.
RENO — Vice President Dick Cheney on Friday told an audience at the Silver Legacy Hotel that the financial rescue package Congress finally approved “clearly serves the national interest.”
WASHINGTON — Federal regulators said Friday they don’t plan to try to rid drinking water supplies of a toxic rocket fuel ingredient that’s been found in 35 states.
A Las Vegas man was arrested Wednesday on allegations that he repeatedly burned his 11-year-old daughter with an electric iron because she couldn’t answer a math problem.
A timeline of major events preceding O.J. Simpson’s conviction Friday in Las Vegas:
Local bankers welcomed the decision to increase the maximum amount of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. coverage because it protects depositors from losses in the event of bank failure.
INCLINE VILLAGE — A black bear with a sweet tooth was captured Thursday outside a Lake Tahoe bakery.
MAMMOTH LAKES, Calif. — Investigators discovered three more bone fragments Friday while combing the high Sierra Nevada site where Steve Fossett’s airplane smashed into the side of a mountain, authorities said.
The fifth anniversary of Siegfried & Roy’s final show was quietly commemorated on Friday.
The Nevada State Medical Association is seeking state and federal help to ensure that all preschool-age children receive required vaccines.
Las Vegas was a better place when the mob ran the town. Now how many times have you heard that old saw?
More than a decade ago, O.J. Simpson stood before a jury that held his fate in its hands.
WASHINGTON — Questions of who had Dan Bogden fired as Nevada’s chief federal prosecutor — and why — may forever remain a mystery.
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. — One of Lake Tahoe’s more popular nature shows of the year is off to a promising start.
At one point last year, illegal immigration was among the most important issues of the presidential campaign. The nation’s reeling economy has not only shot past illegal immigration among the electorate’s top concerns, it appears to be reducing the flow of foreign nationals across the nation’s southern border.
For the second straight day, bad news from Macau has reverberated on Wall Street.
An independent power developer on Friday moved one step closer toward construction of a giant coal-fired power plant at Ely, but the prospects for the project remain uncertain because of environmental issues.
Harrah’s Entertainment confirmed it is preparing another round of layoffs and hourly reductions at its Las Vegas properties.