If you’re lucky and skilled enough to be working, if you’re lucky and skilled enough to have suffered no loss of income or benefits amid this turbulent economy, the last thing you’re going to do is demand that your employer promise future wage growth to “make up” for the lack of a raise this year.
Alumni and supporters of the University of Louisville woke up winners this morning, but they were smiling even before their Cardinals routed Arizona in the NCAA Tournament on Friday.
It took the Wranglers better than half the game to show how desperate they were. But once that desperation kicked in Friday night, they also showed how good they can be.
MARTINSVILLE, Va. — Jeff Gordon will start from the pole position in Sunday’s NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Martinsville Speedway after steady rain washed out qualifying Friday.
Jesus Magdaleno has dreamed of being a world champion ever since his father put a pair of boxing gloves on his hands when he was 6 years old.
A brisk, sunny Friday afternoon on Fremont Street might have looked the same 20 years ago as entrants to the Mint 400 slowly pushed their vehicles to tech inspection.
Pittsburgh forward DeJuan Blair can be a force on the offensive end of the court. It helps that he’s built like a defensive end at 6 feet 7 inches and 265 pounds.
CARSON CITY — Reno resident Pamela Brooks said Friday that when her longtime same-sex partner died, she was treated like a criminal and told to leave the hospital room.
CARSON CITY — Chancellor Jim Rogers urged legislators Friday to tell him the exact figure at which they will fund the Nevada System of Higher Education, not just offer more guesses on how much money will be available.
A federal report requested by Congresswoman Shelley Berkley in the wake of the 2008 hepatitis outbreak in Southern Nevada recommends that the Department of Health and Human Services develop and implement a plan to conduct recurring, periodic national surveys of randomly selected ambulatory surgical centers.
Any long-term disruption to building the $8.7 billion CityCenter on the Strip would likely bump Southern Nevada’s unemployment rate by 1 percentage point, a local economist said Friday.
North Las Vegas’s Municipal Court is offering get-out-of-jail-free cards next month.
Thursday evening Chuck Besen told his fiancée that the six months he had spent in the hospital waiting for a heart and kidney transplant was causing him to go “stir crazy.”
A District Court judge denied child killer Beau Maestas’ plea to be resentenced Friday, saying he found no misconduct occurred while jurors contemplated Maestas’ fate.
ELY — The White Pine County School District is considering adopting a four-day school week to help save money.
A Boulder City middle school teacher and youth soccer coach faces 64 counts of possessing child pornography after authorities found photos and videos at his home and on an electronic storage device that also contained his classroom materials.
Mary Kay Peck’s days as Henderson’s first female city manager appear to be over.
The $8.7 billion CityCenter development avoided a bankruptcy filing and potential shutdown Friday when casino operator MGM Mirage made a $200 million funding payment, allowing construction work to continue on the 76-acre Strip site.
New information shows that Las Vegas City Council candidate Jennifer L. Taylor did not work on a lawsuit that her opponent in the race is trying to use to paint her as an anti-consumer attorney.