Riding a wave of discontent with the Bush administration and the economy, Barack Obama has taken a decisive lead in Nevada, according to an Associated Press-GfK poll released Wednesday.
Nevada’s only kidney transplant program might have a lifeline.
What a difference a shifting School Board majority could make.
Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama will be back in Southern Nevada on Saturday morning, his campaign announced Wednesday.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Neither LaQuan Phillips nor Corben Brooks knew the kind of friendship that awaited them at Shriners Hospitals for Children Northern California.
The mother of 6-year-old Cole Puffinburger might have been involved in the boy’s kidnapping, a Las Vegas police detective said Wednesday.
Two Republican state senators battling for their political lives raised more than double the money their Democratic opponents did since the August primary, according to campaign finance reports that were due this week.
Back before he was mayor of Las Vegas, when he was the city’s leading mob attorney, Oscar Goodman insisted he didn’t represent snitches.
He represented Frank Rosenthal. Now that Rosenthal is dead, three former law enforcement sources with first-hand knowledge confirmed what was long suspected. Lefty Rosenthal was an FBI informant, whether his attorney knew it or not.
It began with modestly lit video footage of an empty bed, a pair of guitars leaning against the mattress, and it has yet to end.
Signature Productions’ remounting of Super Summer Theatre and P.S. Productions’ “Beauty and the Beast” has a lot of slapstick. And based on the screaming enthusiasm of children during a recent performance, this emphasis makes the Disney musical especially appealing to kids. The stunning visuals and wonderfully broad, comedic acting make this the sort of show that could hook young people on theater for life.
It’s startling to open a book and see page after page of naked people simply standing before a plain curtain, allowing the camera to capture every detail of those body parts that are usually camouflaged by the flattering cut of a pair of slacks or a fat-taming billowy shirt.
Lavert Benefield pivots his office chair as he prioritizes the phone calls he intends to make this morning. His pinstripe suit conceals rock-hard abs sculpted by thousands of hours at 24 Hour Fitness.
Scott Rhiner and the Moanin’ Blacksnakes are one of Vegas’ most fiery blues bands, smokin’ like a forest fire. Rhiner himself breaks down these bad boys.
It’s a special Halloween edition of Missing Links. Think of it as “Missing Links of Terror.”
Beyond Obamamania and Palin-Obsessive Disorder lay politics suffering from tele-anemia. Is there a doctor in the newsroom?
When the subject is classical, the man’s downright, well … sass-ical.
Afraid of the Goth trend? Don’t be. If it immediately brings images of Marilyn Manson groupies and the Bride of Frankenstein to mind, you’ve got the wrong idea.
Giuseppe Zanotti designed what is arguably his most recognizable shoe on a tablecloth at a fish restaurant. Considering the context, the surprising part isn’t that he turned out a sandal bedecked by a gutted fish; it’s that he managed to make it sexy. So sexy, the shoes nearly upstaged an otherwise naked Kim Cattrall in “Sex and the City: The Movie.”
It seems that no political or economic force is strong enough to derail planners’ dreams of a mass-transit utopia.
Regardless of who wins Tuesday’s election, there will be a new president in the White House come January — one who promises, “Change is coming.”