Declaring “no job is safe,” UNLV football coach Mike Sanford has let it be known that standing pat defensively is not an option for his team.
Josie Dean rallied to win the final three games of her third set Monday to lift visiting Durango to a 10-8 win at The Meadows in a Sunset Region quarterfinal match.
IndyCar champion Helio Castroneves showed some fancy footwork Friday in Miami — the kind he didn’t use to win “Dancing With the Stars” or display at a South Beach nightclub.
In the glorified regulatory storefront operation called Nevada, Park Avenue condominium dwellers found they had a place to complain after they identified examples of apparent election fraud on their homeowners’ association board.
Even though I have followed Rita Moreno’s career pretty closely since she won the Oscar for 1961’s “West Side Story,” I was taken aback by the depth of her vocal talent in evidence Friday night at Artemus Ham Hall.
Barely an inch of Crystal Figueroa’s body was uninjured when she was found dead in a trash bin in 2006.
Moments before husband Edward Halverson struck her with a frying pan, he had a “wicked, nasty” smile on his face, suspended District Judge Elizabeth Halverson told a grand jury.
Las Vegas moved forward Monday with a package of cost-cutting measures aimed at balancing the city’s budget in five years while also avoiding layoffs, provided that employee unions and the city can agree on how to keep personnel costs from outstripping revenues.
CARSON CITY — Proponents of a proposal to amend the state constitution to cap property taxes asked the Nevada Supreme Court on Monday to reconsider an earlier decision that kept the measure off the November ballot.
Michael Jackson fans who have been waiting for days outside his residence at West Palomino Lane are wondering if he’s beat it.
If you think Las Vegas has some serious water problems, consider the Kingdom of Jordan.
The experimental World War II-type airplane that crashed Sunday near Sandy Valley, killing the pilot, was built by Robert L. Bonde in 2003, according to Federal Aviation Administration records.
Advisers said many local investors were panicking Monday as the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged by 800 points before recovering to a 370 point loss.
RENO — Taxes on mining in Nevada should be increased as a way to avoid future cuts in state spending, at least five speakers told a legislator Monday night.
Department heads in Henderson have been asked to slash their budgets by 10 percent or more as the nation’s financial crisis comes crashing down on Nevada’s second-largest city.
CARSON CITY — The state Tax Commission on Monday extended for nearly one month a tax amnesty program that has so far generated more than $27 million to the state, far beyond initial expectations.
You “can expect the notice of appeal to be filed five minutes after sentencing,” O.J. Simpson defense attorney Yale Galanter said Sunday, demonstrating that a Clark County jury’s unanimous Friday guilty verdict against the former NFL star and movie actor — who now stands convicted of kidnapping and armed robbery — is not likely to mark the end of the case.
Congressional passage Friday of a $700 billion bailout for the financial sector has yet to impress Wall Street.
Thanks to Karl Rove, American politics are once again focusing on numbers.
Some 11,000 Nevadans will keep their homes and avoid foreclosure under a tentative agreement between state officials and Bank of America Corp. announced Monday.