Baseball pitchers often make a living by changing speeds.
BRISTOL, Tenn. — The legends of Bristol Motor Speedway came together for a 35-lap charity race around the Tennessee bullring. As a two-time track winner, Mark Martin was qualified to join the action.
Losing several weeks of training to a hand injury isn’t a good thing, but ultimately it might have been a blessing for Chad Dawson in his light heavyweight rematch against Antonio Tarver on May 9.
As quickly as stars are made in the NCAA Tournament, they can fade away. It’s a fate that might await Siena guard Ronald Moore today.
For sale: One fake phone booth, used only once. Price: Make an offer. Current owner: Motivated seller.
Rancho baseball coach Tom Pletsch rarely worries about his team’s pitching and defense.
Centennial’s girls basketball roster lists Johnna Brown as G/F for guard/forward.
On Friday night at the Orleans Arena, the Wranglers took on the top team in their Pacific Division and never trailed on their way to a convincing win over Ontario (Calif.).
WASHINGTON — House members last week approved a bill that seeks to recover millions in bonus money paid to individuals who worked for the AIG insurance firm and other financial companies that received federal bailout funds.
The race for an open seat on the Las Vegas City Council could introduce a dissident voice to a council that, to date, has been unanimous in supporting an oft-criticized proposal for a new City Hall as part of an elaborate downtown redevelopment blueprint.
A 53-year-old man was stung hundreds of times by “killer bees” Saturday afternoon after he disturbed a nest while operating a backhoe.
Let’s agree on something at the outset: Gov. Jim Gibbons’ top staffers have difficult duty these days.
On a list that features some of the valley’s most opulent estates, one address stands out like a rowboat at a yacht club: 2146 Wilkinson Way, North Las Vegas’ largest residential water user.
RENO — Two years after Bruce Johnson lost a racial discrimination suit against Walgreens Co., the Houston resident says he has some unfinished business with the drug store chain that he claims owes him more than an apology for the insulting treatment he and three friends received at a photo counter.
THE VALLEY’S 100 BIGGEST RESIDENTIAL WATER USERS got their names in the paper today, so it seems only fair to give the reporter who wrote the story the same treatment.
Of course the grass is greener on the other side of the fence. It would have to be, what with all the water some folks are using. The list of Las Vegas’ biggest residential water hogs reads like a roster of the city’s elite.
Two weeks before John Lenox was born, his father went missing in action. Sixty-five years later, Lenox had almost lost hope he would ever know exactly what happened.