After three consecutive years of counting high numbers of bald eagles during the annual midwinter survey at lakes Mead and Mohave, biologists believe the majestic birds are making the lakes their winter destination and not just a place to rest during migration.
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A middle-aged married couple was arrested earlier this week on dozens of incest-related charges dating back to when their children were minors, Las Vegas police said Tuesday.
It costs a little more than $4,600 a year to take a full load of classes at UNLV now.
A federal judge’s decision to suppress evidence in a case involving Las Vegas doctors accused of health care fraud and conspiracy was reversed by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday and remanded for further review.
Sex is the fuel that puts the sizzle in Las Vegas, so it should come as little surprise that business has been brisk at the Maximum Performance Medical Center.
Former state Sen. Bob Beers’ libel suit against state Sen. Allison Copening, D-Las Vegas, was dismissed Tuesday in District Court.
Nevada could receive nearly $300 million for state transportation projects as part of national stimulus package being negotiated by Congress.
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama met Tuesday with Republicans in Congress to drum up support for his economic stimulus plan but failed to entice Nevada’s two Republicans to his side.
This week readers want to know when the construction on Centennial Parkway near Losee Road in North Las Vegas is going to be finished; and is the construction on Spencer Street, near Cactus Avenue, ever going to get done.
The controversial Las Vegas city hall project brought a challenger Tuesday to this year’s City Council elections, while an open seat on the council attracted two candidates.
A Northern Nevada lawmaker wants the legislative session that starts Monday to enact a law that will make “drinking of alcohol while working on construction projects” illegal.
A story in Tuesday’s Business section incorrectly stated that the state’s budget proposal includes an increase in the modified business tax and sales tax on services.
A North Las Vegas day care owner will not face criminal charges in connection with a toddler’s drowning two weeks ago.
Las Vegas police have identified two men who are accused of posing as firefighters earlier this month to steal two flat-screen televisions from an apartment complex.
RENO — Gov. Jim Gibbons on Tuesday challenged legislators who oppose his budget-cutting proposals to come up with a better solution, if they can.
A national economic stimulus package could provide up to $179 million for the Clark County School District over two years, providing hope to a system facing a funding shortfall for next year that’s increased from $120 million to $150 million.
As the line has stretched around the block, full of eager supplicants seeking a piece of the big federal “economic stimulus” package being pushed by President Obama and the Democratic Congress, a new risk has surfaced.
Famously, the new president argued in his inaugural address last week, “The question we ask today is not whether our government is too big or too small, but whether it works.”
Life is sweet for Gloria M. Armendariz, because readers have found the Clausen’s sweet pickle relish she’s seeking.
Ay Chung Cafe, 5115 Spring Mountain Road, received 14 demerits Jan. 12. Violations included no hot water at kitchen hand sink. GRADE: Closed for substantial health hazard.
Don’t think of Botero as a steakhouse. Think of it, Executive Chef Mark LoRusso suggests, as a “steak restaurant.”
You want 1 pound of ground beef — exactly 1 pound? Or a 2-inch-thick steak, instead of the 3/4 inch that’s the supermarket standard?
A dramatic decline in fuel prices helped Las Vegas-based Allegiant Air reap a double-digit profit margin and to project growth in 2009, despite a lousy economy that’s dragging down tourism.