It’s a rare occurrence, one that seems to come around as often as Halley’s comet.
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — After the first two playoff holes, neither Kenny Perry nor Charley Hoffman looked capable of winning the FBR Open.
Exactly five minutes into the Super Bowl, a moment of high anxiety has arrived for bettors. Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger has struggled for a 1-yard touchdown run.
Political ad season has started up all over again, even though the next election isn’t for 21 months.
A photo used in Sunday’s Nevada section with a story on the state Legislature incorrectly identified Josh Hicks, chief of staff for Gov. Jim Gibbons.
Lyoto Machida quickly began pummeling Thiago Silva on the bloody mat of the UFC Octagon ring, throwing him down, jumping on top of him and hailing punches. The loud crowd of 14,885 agitated.
The youngest victim of Friday’s deadly tour bus crash south of Hoover Dam was the first to be released from University Medical Center, hospital officials said Sunday.
More peanut products have been recalled because they could be contaminated with salmonella. The organism can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections, especially in children, the elderly and those with weakened immune systems. No illnesses associated with the following recalled products have been reported.
Transportation officials are expected to press the Legislature this session with their plan to allow 19 miles of toll lanes to be built on Las Vegas freeways and funded by more than $1 billion of private money, a concept that currently is not allowed under Nevada law.
Gwenn Rypkema spent Thursday evening steering a borrowed Lexus through sketchy neighborhoods off Boulder Highway, searching for homeless kids.
CARSON CITY — Steven Horsford, the new Senate majority leader, begins the 75th session of the Legislature today already having rejected Gov. Jim Gibbons’ spending plan as not fitting his vision of Nevada as a great state that cares about its less fortunate.
Majority Leader Steven Horsford’s opening remarks
Tasked several years ago with writing a unanimous Nevada Supreme Court decision, William Maupin, as had been his custom for years, took a last look at the case before trying out opinions from both points of view.
Elaine Wynn‘s carefully worded statement the other day about her marriage left many Wynn watchers hanging on two key words straight out of “Avenue Q,” the Broadway show that Steve Wynn brought to Las Vegas.
RENO — Reno police said two Sparks police officers who shot and killed a 60-year-old grandmother were defending themselves after the woman retrieved a handgun and shot at them.
Can’t help but smile at a news conference lineup where four out of five Democrats all want or wanted the same job — governor of Nevada — making them Nevada’s own team of rivals.
In one of the most dramatic finishes in Super Bowl history, quarterback Ben Roethlisberger rallied the Pittsburgh Steelers to a victory that had Las Vegas sports books rocking Sunday.
President Obama hailed the House last week for passing the $825 billion “stimulus” package. He has been outspoken in urging Congress to move quickly on the issue.
The “Rolling Thunder” has returned from another tour of war-torn Iraq. To the cheers of family and friends, about 230 of the 300 Army Reserve soldiers from the Las Vegas-based 257th Transportation Company arrived tonight at Nellis Air Force Base after being deployed in Iraq and Kuwait.