• Good Jeans: Chip and Pepper Foster, the L.A.-based premium denim designers, are expanding to offer a price-conscious denim collection called Mill Iron. Mill Iron’s premier collection will be available in Las Vegas July 10 at Buckle at Town Square.
It’s too early to declare Iraq a total success, or even to pretend American troops have left the country entirely.
Wednesday marked the official start of what state lawmakers hope will be a two-year pleasure cruise. The higher tax rates approved by the 2009 Legislature took effect with the promise of delivering Nevada’s schools and social services from chaotic revenue shortfalls and special-session budget cuts.
Officials at Las Vegas-based Allegiant Air are dealing with fallout from three unusual — and unsettling for passengers — in-flight engine problems in a little more than 60 days.
On his first day back as a Strip executive, former MGM Grand exec Alex Yemenidjian greeted his new employees with a promise to return the Tropicana to its former luster.
On its Web site, Your Credit Angel LLC promises to help financially struggling consumers get home loan modifications.
Commercial real estate is going through the kind of downturn experienced by the residential market four years ago, with supply outstripping demand and foreclosures on the rise, the research manager of Colliers International brokerage in Las Vegas said Wednesday.
The Small Business Administration has increased its loan volume nationally by 40 percent or $5.5 billion since the federal stimulus act was approved in February, but SBA lending in Nevada contracted rapidly in the last year.
U.S. Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood announced today that the California High Speed Rail corridor has been extended to include Las Vegas.
The designation could help the two competing rail projects — the privately run DesertXpress and publicly funded California Super Speed Maglev train — apply for funding or loans.
Officials from DesertXpress meet with R-J editorial board
It appears what I call the “silent sinner” strategy of U.S. Sen.
John Ensign is working in the short run – if you compare the press
he’s not receiving to the devastating articles now filling South
Carolina Luv Gov. Mark Sanford’s political scrapbook.
Aaron Mathews grew up around a cattle ranch in John Day, Ore., which has a population of less than 2,000.
David Beckham shouldn’t expect a royal welcome back for his return to Major League Soccer this month. In fact, the head of the U.S. Soccer Federation believes Beckham’s return to the Los Angeles Galaxy will be met with a shrug or a boo rather than a cheer.