PHOENIX — Since Lute Olson retired in October, the Arizona Wildcats have been reading their basketball obituary.
Rod Blagojevich Prison Uniform Night on Jan. 30 promises to be one of the Wranglers’ most popular promotions, as “Dick Cheney Hunting Vest Night” was two years ago.
Rene Rougeau says there is a need for more passion. Lon Kruger says there is a need for better shooting, better execution, better talking defensively. Wink Adams says there is a need for him to hoist a jumper and not feel as though the basket is covered with a lid.
Golf Digest is running a contest to be a part of a foursome that includes Michael Jordan and two other celebrities. Note: Applicants should have a succinct way with words.
I’m still going through withdrawal from not having any more high school football games to watch.
So many of his shots were off, UNLV guard Wink Adams thought there was an error in the box score.
Measurable snowfall is expected to greet Las Vegas Valley residents today for the first time in more than five years, according to the National Weather Service.
Elana Kestrel sits at a table outside a Summerlin Starbucks working on a laptop with a printed sign attached: “What bothers you about your computer? Free expert advice, Mac or PC! Just ask me!”
RENO — Two years ago, Republican Gov. Jim Gibbons won largely on a campaign promise that he would not raise taxes.
A Sunday house fire near Wigwam Avenue and Pecos Road caused $500,000 worth of damage, the Henderson Fire Department said.
With a Silver Star medal clipped to his Air Force jacket, 1st Lt. Thomas Cahill spoke humbly about his efforts to pilot a rescue helicopter through enemy fire while flying low over eastern Afghanistan’s snow-capped mountains.
Former New Frontier owner Phil Ruffin is buying the Treasure Island from MGM Mirage for $775 million, sources confirmed Sunday night. The deal is expected to be announced today.
Santa Claus brought Sen. John Ensign an early present last week: the collected works of Al Franken.
David Osborne, known as the pianist to the presidents, will be playing at President Bush‘s final White House party on Dec. 22.
It was as if all that self-doubt was made of the same stuff as the dry ice that cloaked the stage in a thick shroud of fog.
With all the cheery news of corrupt politicians, a reader asked whether convicted politicians lose their pensions?
You bought a house you could afford. You obtained a loan that allowed you to live within your means and build some savings. You have paid your mortgage on time every month, year after year.
It used to be so well-understood in America that it formed a familiar scene in many a Western movie.
MILWAUKEE — Steep discounts on clothes, toys and electronics enticed shoppers to stores this weekend but they still are making fewer purchases leading into the final stretch of the holiday shopping season.
The Review-Journal Business section is asking the local business community for its help in compiling our survey of local companies and executives about their plans, expectations and goals for the upcoming business year.
WASHINGTON — Many small community banks are growing frustrated about their inability to access the government’s $700 billion financial rescue fund, nearly two months after large banks began tapping the fund for much-needed capital.