AUGUSTA, Ga. — The cheers came from every corner of Augusta National, the kind of mayhem that had been missing at the Masters.
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Falling short hurts worse the second time around.
As a former Dallas Cowboy and current NFL television commentator, Troy Aikman has had much to say lately about his old team’s preparations for the 2009 season.
A 22-year-old man injured last week in a case of road rage died this weekend, Las Vegas police said.
Last week, a black-owned TV network called TV One transformed a Luxor hotel ballroom into a TV studio, and there taped the entire fifth season of “Who’s Got Jokes?” It’s similar to NBC’s “Last Comic Standing,” except funnier and the cast and crew is predominantly black.
When Dan Bogden was Nevada’s U.S. attorney during the Bush administration, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals issued at least three scathing opinions critical of federal prosecutors in his office.
RENO — Sierra Nevada ski resorts are starting to shut down lifts for the season after what some operators are calling a “very challenging year” because of the economy’s downhill slide.
Even the best ads can’t transport a tangy shrimp cocktail or a happy crowd of tipsy pub revelers from Las Vegas to Ken Oakley’s home in San Jose, Calif.
Timing is everything. In life and on the dance floor. Dance instructors Tony and Dana Delgado won’t disagree.
Joe Wilcock, owner of the Brewery Bar and Grill in Las Vegas, blames the 2006 smoking ban for a drop in business, even though he spent $60,000 to remodel the facility to comply with the law. The Nevada Legislature is considering changing the complicated law, which has been criticized for being vague and difficult to enforce.
The budgetary scalpel is cutting perilously close to the Clark County School District’s muscle and bone, education leaders say.
Gov. Jim Gibbons thinks President Barack Obama should meet with him when the president visits Las Vegas next month, and Sen. Harry Reid agrees.
A woman crossing Lake Mead Boulevard near Nellis Boulevard Saturday night was killed in a hit and run, Las Vegas police said.
A proposal to allow a $1 billion privately funded toll lane project in Southern Nevada died Friday in a state legislative committee.
