Celebrities are always celebrating birthdays in Las Vegas during paid appearances at clubs. But Sasha Grey — 2008’s top porn star soon to turn mainstream movie star — is one-upping them. She will actually turn 21 on the day of her nightclub “hosting,” Saturday at Tao at The Venetian.
Challenging economic times have affected scheduling for this season’s NASCAR All-American Series at the Bullring and semi-pro drag racing at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
This weekend brings an early break in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series.
UNLV men’s golf coach Dwaine Knight is convinced his team is talented enough to repeat as champion of its annual spring tournament.
RENO — Freshman Luke Babbitt scored a career-high 30 points to help UNR avoid a first-round exit from the Western Athletic Conference Tournament.
March means madness in college basketball. In horse racing, it means a mad scramble among 3-year-olds on the Kentucky Derby trail.
Even on one of senior guard Wink Adams’ best days, UNLV was rocked with the worst possible result.
The Las Vegas Wranglers have hosted their share of unique promotions, including “Dick Cheney Hunting Vest Night” and “(Former) Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich Prison Uniform Night.”
What looked like a rebounding year for UNLV’s women’s basketball team could culminate in a way few thought possible when the week began.
Top-seeded Brigham Young avoided calamity Thursday in the quarterfinals of the Mountain West Conference Tournament.
Green Valley’s annual softball season opener against Las Vegas High didn’t carry any postseason implications Thursday.
If Lorrenzo Wade could have come up with his dream scenario for his return home for the last time as a collegian, it might look something like this:
The couple arrested after their 3-year-old son was bitten by an 18-foot python entered an Alford plea to misdemeanor child abuse charges Thursday in Las Vegas Justice Court.
A mistrial was declared in a murder case Thursday after a prosecution witness violated a court order.
WASHINGTON — Thursday’s White House conference on stimulus spending was “a good start,” but a top aide to Gov. Jim Gibbons could not say how it may affect his decision whether to accept all of the federal money being offered to the state.
The bruising recession didn’t stop the intrepid characters who gathered Saturday for the third annual St. Baldrick’s head shave fundraiser to help fight childhood cancer. And I do mean characters.
CARSON CITY — Former Gov. Kenny Guinn testified Thursday that he never delegated to Bob Loux, then administrator for the Agency for Nuclear Projects, the authority to increase his salary and the salaries of his five staff members.
The name of Keith Currie, a 21-year-old man who faces a murder trial in District Court, was misspelled in Thursday’s Nevada section.
WASHINGTON — Nevada senators seeking to redirect the nation away from Yucca Mountain introduced a bill Thursday that would create a nine-member expert panel to overhaul nuclear waste policy.
More than ever, Europeans love Michael Jackson. His comeback is box office gold.
Before Charles Bradley Campbell armed himself and entered a Henderson hospital emergency room early Wednesday, he e-mailed his ex-wife in Washington state and threatened suicide because he was depressed, Las Vegas police said.
Coronado High School students upset about being rezoned to Liberty High School have a slim hope of remaining in place next year.