If you’re not Asian and are trying to figure out if an Asian restaurant is authentic, here are two surefire clues:
Just when you thought there could be no more twists on the whole day club/party by the pool concept, Cherry at Red Rock Resort comes up with one more.
Consider “Angels & Demons” director Ron Howard’s mea culpa for “The Da Vinci Code.”
Redneck comedy secret No. 1: Jeff Foxworthy has written fart jokes for Larry the Cable Guy.
You probably didn’t know it, but there’s an election coming up. In fact, early voting for local municipal races starts this week. Voters in North Las Vegas and Henderson will select a new mayor, among other representatives, and those who live in northwest Las Vegas will elect a new member to the City Council.
Citing “executive privilege” — a phrase made popular by attorneys for Richard Nixon — the Nevada attorney general’s office late last week ruled Clark County School District officials did not violate the state’s open meeting law when they refused to share information about proposed budget cuts prior to a Dec. 11 School Board meeting.
Wouldn’t you assume that the candidate who receives the most votes wins the election? Well, that is the case except when it comes to the highest office in the land — the presidency of the United States of America.
MGM Mirage placed 143 million shares of common stock on the market Thursday, almost double what the company had previously announced it was selling as part of an effort to raise $2.5 billion to resolve its debt and leveraging issues.
Consumer spending is down, unemployment claims are up, car dealerships are closing, construction has come to a near halt and major casino projects are scrambling for financing.
President Barack Obama’s plan to limit tax breaks for multinational companies will include an amendment that affects alleged tax havens at home, including Nevada and Delaware, a knowledgeable source in Washington, D.C., said.
Another lawsuit has been filed in the continuing saga of the financially troubled Fontainebleau project, this time against the developer.
Station Casinos expects to receive a third forbearance agreement with its lenders today, allowing the company to continue negotiating terms for a proposed prepackaged bankruptcy agreement, the company announced late Thursday.
America’s car-buying habits have drastically changed. Easy loans and cheap leases dried up when the economy crashed, leaving wannabe car shoppers in a lurch.
Editor’s note: Join Garry Sowerby, a four-time Guinness World Record holder for long-distance driving, on his tales of motoring mania. Follow his accounts of 30 years of global road adventures: out-driving the clock on a race around the world; narrowly escaping bandits’ bullets in Kenya; and smuggling books behind the Iron Curtain. The master road tripper hasn’t slowed down yet.
Who among you loves a good road trip? OK, don’t all raise your hands at once.
The new Lexus HS 250h is the luxury automaker’s least-expensive gas-electric hybrid vehicle and is also its most unique since the sedan is not based on a gas-engined counterpart.
Has it really been 10 years since Mike Kinney and his merry band of North Las Vegas neighbors hosted their first co-birthday party, car show and charity fundraiser? Kinney can’t believe it either, but he promises Gasoline Alley’s 10th annual Birthday Bash on Sunday, May 24, in Eldorado Park (5900 Camino Eldorado, North Las Vegas) will be, in his own enthusiastic words, “over the top.”
It certainly seemed like a good idea at the time, to the point that Germany didn’t quite know what had hit it during that unseasonably warm fall afternoon in 1989.
FOR SUNDAY: On the October morning in 2000 that Essie Oten Reed was murdered, she rose before dawn as usual and dressed for work as a housekeeper at Circus Circus. She had held the job 14 years and supported her family through good times and bad on a maid’s wages.