Major business events and economic events scheduled for the coming week (some dates are tentative):
Private property owners can be in deep trouble if they injure or kill a representative of an endangered species on their own land. There have even been cases of government agents raiding private sanctuaries — mere amateurs can’t be allowed to undertake such efforts without government supervision, you see. They might not know what they’re doing.
How dare we stigmatize those delicate soiled doves of the street by publishing their booking mugs on the front page of this past Sunday’s newspaper? How could we report in a Family Newspaper such salacious information as the fact that there are prostitutes in Sin City, lest the children be sullied?
Nothing brings home the insanity of the foreclosure crisis like watching water gush from the closed garage door of a vacant house.
Steve McIntyre appears to have caught NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies in a slight problem with the backup data for the outfit’s “2008 was the hottest October on record” globaloney. (See www.climateaudit.org/?p=4318.)
The abomination that is President Obama’s so-called economic “stimulus” giveaway contains untold billions of dollars worth of spending that has nothing to do with preserving jobs and everything to do with growing bureaucracies.
Unless you’ve been vacationing on Mars the past couple of weeks, there is no way you could have missed the latest in baseball’s adventures in steroids. It seems now the perceived last bastion of athletic purity — one Alex Rodriguez — has been outed as a steroid injector in the early part of this decade.
Former rock ‘n’ roll star Gary Lewis, one of Jerry Lewis’ sons, has agreed to submit to a DNA test on behalf of a woman who believes she is the comedy legend’s daughter.
The Nellis Air Force Base airman who died in what is believed to be a murder-suicide Friday morning was being treated for post-traumatic stress disorder, a base spokeswoman confirmed Saturday.
The Needles (Calif.) boys basketball team was nearly untouchable during the regular season, running and gunning to a 14-0 record in the Class 2A Southern League.
Boulder City girls basketball coach Brian Lemmel’s face was nearly as blue as his dress shirt Saturday night.
A woman was stabbed to death and her ex-husband was arrested Friday night in the southwest valley.
Two teenage boys were shot and critically wounded Friday night during a party at an east valley home.
The UNLV women’s basketball team rallied from an 18-point deficit but came up short in the final seconds of a 53-52 loss to Brigham Young on Saturday at Provo, Utah.
“Stagnant” was how Landon Littlefield assessed Lake Mead’s first-quarter effort against Pahranagat Valley in the Class 1A Southern Region championship game Saturday.
The Peppermill on the Strip was crowded with its usual lunch-hour mix of tourists and locals. Waitresses in tropical print blouses hefted overstuffed dishes and hustled from one table to the next.
Dr. Donald Romeo touched thousands of lives in Las Vegas over the course of his 85 years.
