Clint Bowyer was more concerned about holding off the cars behind him than trying to track down leader Kyle Busch.
Sen. John Ensign might have been telling a fish story when he ridiculed stimulus funds for a supposed $150 million fish hatchery.
M Resort bartender Edgar Manago had a big smile Sunday night as he poured free drinks for some of the 4,000 guests attending the $1 billion hotel-casino’s grand opening party.
The name of the law firm Bullivant Houser Bailey PC was misspelled in Jane Ann Morrison’s Saturday column.
Casino operator MGM Mirage Inc. says residents of Nevada, California, Texas and other states are complaining that someone has mailed them fraudulent checks with the company’s logo on them as part of a scam.
The Jonas Brothers say they’re super into Jesus — but now they’re acting as if they think they’re Super Jesus.
Police on Sunday identified the man they allege shot a police officer in the shoulder and fatally shot his girlfriend before turning the gun on himself Saturday.
Another interesting ethical and legal question to ponder: Do pharmacists have a duty to take any action if they suspect they are filling prescriptions for someone who probably is abusing legally prescribed drugs?
As “shovel ready” projects go, few in Nevada can compare to the one the Clean Water Coalition hopes to build someday.
Patti Rosa was minutes into her first yoga class when she felt the after-effects of breast cancer.
Imagine Greg Maddux pitching in a pivotal game and getting the last strikeout for a major league victory on his old Valley High School diamond. Or Andre Agassi pounding a match-winning groundstroke to win a major tennis title here. Neither of those great athletes, who call Las Vegas home, ever had that chance. But NASCAR racer Kyle Busch has had that chance the past five years and on Sunday at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, he capitalized on the opportunity and won the Shelby 427 Sprint Cup race.
A skidding economy was no reason for Las Vegas race fans to slam on the brakes for this weekend’s event. Some, however, have admitted to gently tapping on them.
Siegfried & Roy‘s manager on Sunday rebutted a local news report that claimed Roy Horn is battling a condition that causes bleeding in his lungs.
RENO — Gov. Jim Gibbons has criticized Chancellor Jim Rogers, only days after the two declared a truce of sorts following Rogers’ harsh criticism of the governor over his proposed deep cuts in higher education.
The Senate voted Wednesday to bar federal regulators from reimposing a policy, abandoned two decades ago, that effectively barred partisan political gabfests like that of Rush Limbaugh, assuring blandness on the nation’s airwaves.
