There was no doubt before the season that Bishop Gorman had the area’s most dangerous baseball team.
Kelly Czuy, Dan Riedel and Adam Miller didn’t play on the same line much during the regular season, but they were in sync with each other Friday in Game 1 of the Pacific Division semifinals at the Orleans Arena.
Authorities might never know how a 22-year-old woman found in a downtown Las Vegas trash can died last year. Medical examiners this week exhausted efforts in finding an answer.
CARSON CITY — It was deadline day Friday at the Legislature.
Lawyers for the city of Las Vegas and the Culinary union will meet again Tuesday to argue over a pair of ballot measures the union says must be put on the June 2 municipal ballot but the city says could unlawfully devastate downtown redevelopment.
Through a special program, teachers and young students are planting gardens at schools throughout Clark County to teach kids how to grow vegetables and other healthy foods. This program is aimed at improving diets and getting exercise for the students.
In an April 4 Review-Journal story on behavioral profiles of Clark County School Board members, Emergenetics vendor Dale Erquiaga was quoted as saying he charged $59 for each of those profiles. Erquiaga says the figure he told the newspaper was $69.
Republican Sharron Angle, a former assemblywoman from Reno, is exploring the prospect of running against U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid in 2010.
More evidence in the case of a Las Vegas pawn shop owner facing murder charges for fatally shooting a thief was made public Friday.
RENO — A Reno church is opening its arms and doors to a nearby congregation whose church has been closed since an April 2 fire.
Crystal Klinkenberg was supposed to be a bridesmaid.
Assembly Bill 463, proposed by Assemblywoman Debbie Smith, D-Sparks, has received its first reading in Carson City.
Independent retail trust companies pose at least as big a risk to the public as Nevada’s financially struggling banks and credit unions, a state regulator said Friday.
A new report shows that employees of smaller companies might be having an easier time hanging on to their jobs during the recession.
About 2,500 Embarq customers in Southern Nevada were without phone or Internet service Friday, the result of severed communications lines.
Everybody’s gazing into the crystal ball to see what the future holds for commercial real estate in Las Vegas and all they can see is uncertainty, research analyst Dave Dworkin of Grubb & Ellis brokerage said.
MGM Mirage won a waiver from lenders to pay about $70 million on its CityCenter project without partner Dubai World, staving off for now a possible bankruptcy filing by the development.
Paul Williams, left, easily defeated Winky Wright tonight at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, winning a unanimous decision in a middleweight fight. There was no title on the line.
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