Once a mainstay of Americana, doctors who make house calls are now a rarity.
Bobby Lashley has an obvious example to follow as he tries to transition from the world of sports entertainment to professional mixed martial artist.
With the NBA Draft less than 72 hours away, many of those who will meet commissioner David Stern on Thursday in New York can start packing for a trip to Las Vegas next month.
Ten years after leaving Las Vegas, the Western Athletic Conference’s basketball tournament is returning as a neutral-site event.
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — Lucas Glover steadied his hands for a 3-foot par putt on the 18th hole, an anticlimatic finish to five dreary days at a U.S. Open filled with more delays than drama. The unlikely champion turned to soak up a beautiful sight beneath gathering clouds Monday at Bethpage Black. “I just looked at the scoreboard to make sure this was really happening,” Glover said.
Kent Dawson should not be — in the view of the ACLU — the federal judge hearing its request to stop federal prosecutors from tracing the identities of two Review-Journal readers whose online comments might be considered threats of violence against jurors or prosecutors in the criminal tax trial of Robert Kahre.
The conference room was downright civil for Chancellor Jim Rogers’ final Board of Regents meeting.
This year’s water quality report from the Las Vegas Valley Water District contains a passing reference to dangerous bacteria in the local drinking supply. But district officials and state regulators insist there is no need to start boiling your tap water as a precaution.
Nicole Scherzinger is just a Pussycat Doll, right? She’s pretty. She sings. Fame and fortune probably just fell into her lap, don’t you think?
It’s easy to resist the Onyx Theatre’s “Naked Boys Singing!” — for about 15 minutes. No one will accuse this 10-year-old off-Broadway mediocrity of being a good show. But it sits well after a few drinks. There are even a couple of poignant moments that sneak up on you.
WASHINGTON — Federal prosecutors cited problems with evidence Monday when they asked a judge to drop charges against a Chinese-Mexican businessman accused of importing methamphetamine to the United States.
WASHINGTON — All eyes were on Sen. John Ensign as he returned to the Senate on Monday, but the Nevada Republican declined to say anything more about his extramarital affair and the ensuing scandal that has embroiled him and the Las Vegas couple involved.
The parents of a 10-year-old boy who shot a 7-year-old girl in the mouth last month face multiple felony charges in connection with the shooting because the .38-caliber pistol used by the child was not properly secured, a police report released Monday states.
State Supreme Court Justice Kris Pickering drove her Mercedes-Benz station wagon into the front of a UPS Store near Rancho Drive and Charleston Boulevard about 9 a.m. Monday, the store’s owner said.
A U.S. Supreme Court ruling was a dream come true for Caroline Sanchez-Rangen Monday.
Las Vegas police identified a “person of interest” Monday in connection with the May slaying of a 23-year-old man.
After 10 years in Summerlin, the Las Vegas Philharmonic’s annual July Fourth concert has found a new home at the Springs Preserve.
The Nevada Supreme Court ordered a commission looking at judicial reform to re-examine when a judge should be disqualified from a case after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on the issue earlier this month.
RENO — Wet weather in June has spurred a bumper crop of berries and other vegetation favored by bears, leading to a considerable decrease in human-bear conflicts in the Sierra Nevada, wildlife biologists said.
Glass containers will be banned and alcohol use will fall under new restrictions in Las Vegas city parks starting Oct. 5, when changes to city code adopted Wednesday finally take effect.
The skeletal remains of an unidentified person found by a hiker in a remote area of the northwest valley this weekend was most likely a man between the ages of 20 and 40, police said Monday.
Political correctness is an addiction in higher education. Administrators can be counseled for wasting their productive hours and resources on such pointless, self-destructive behaviors, but sometimes it’s not enough. Sometimes they need an intervention.
Hours before the Hard Rock Hotel’s two-day housekeeper job fair was scheduled to open Monday morning, Troy Pierre was putting the finishing touches on the outfit he would wear.