Do you have fever, night sweats, headaches? Bone or joint pain? Fatigue? The isolated symptoms could mean nothing, but for an unlucky few, these are the precursors to leukemia.
It took Paul Jones 12 years to build a collection of about 450,000 sports cards.
Mirko “Cro Cop” Filipovic said all the right things in announcing his return to the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
Shortly after the Wranglers were eliminated from the ECHL playoffs this year by the Alaska Aces, Las Vegas coach Glen Gulutzan said it was “certainly the most challenging season I’ve had” in six years at the helm of the franchise.
It’ll be an icy week in Las Vegas. On Thursday, the NHL Awards come to town for the first time, at the Palms’ Pearl. Tonight, hockey star Alex Ovechkin skates in front of Caesars Palace to promote the new “NHL 2K10” video game. He’s on the box cover.
CARSON CITY — Longtime state employee Jeff Kintop has been named Nevada’s new state archivist.
Absences declined to a third of the enrollment at Marion Earl Elementary School on Monday after peaking at nearly 60 percent Friday because of swine flu, school officials said.
The man accused of killing his girlfriend’s baby and dumping the body in a trash bin also is being charged with sexually assaulting the 21-month-old girl, Las Vegas police said Monday.
The 17-year-old son of a Las Vegas woman killed last year by a stray bullet persuaded a District Court judge Monday to sentence the gunman to life in prison.
Amid layoffs and cuts in student programs caused by a deep recession, a contract deal preserving teacher pay but eliminating cost-of-living increases is nearing approval by the teachers union and the Clark County School District.
Maria Samano stares every night and morning at the photo on her nightstand in which her young daughter sports pigtails and flashes a grin missing a few front teeth.
Free speech collides with fair trial.
A recount of votes in the Ward 4 race for Las Vegas City Council on Monday left the election results unchanged, confirming that Stavros Anthony defeated Glenn Trowbridge by a narrow margin June 2.
Badly dehydrated and running with bloody heels, 42-year-old Mark Jaget said he “could have easily bonked out” of last month’s 150-mile footrace across some of Namibia’s most rugged areas.
Las Vegas police are seeking Emanuel “Dwayne” Dodson as a person of interest in the death of a 2-year-old girl Sunday morning.
RENO — Reno City Councilwoman Jessica Sferrazza said she is considering running for a higher statewide office.
CARSON CITY — The Justice Department on Monday sued on behalf of a former state worker whose sexual harassment lawsuit against former Nevada Controller Kathy Augustine was dismissed on a legal technicality.
SANTA MONICA, Calif. — A judge ordered O.J. Simpson’s former manager Monday to keep the former football star’s so-called acquittal suit in storage until it is determined who rightfully owns it.
In one of the more ironic outcomes of the 2009 Legislature, the goulash of tax increases passed by lawmakers didn’t include one that enjoyed enormous public support and had already been approved by voters.
PARK CITY, Utah — Cabinet members of the Obama administration vowed Monday to help Western states develop a robust system for delivering renewable power.
Nevada’s clean-energy economy grew even faster than other sectors between 1998 and 2007, according to a study by The Pew Charitable Trusts.