JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Defensive end Quentin Groves attended college about 100 miles west of Atlanta and watched Michael Vick every chance he could.
The 51s erupted for five ninth-inning runs, snapping a 6-6 tie to beat the Salt Lake Buzz 11-6 in a Pacific Coast League game in Salt Lake City.
Sen. John Ensign, R-Nev., says he’s working up his own version of health care reform.
CARSON CITY — College-bound Nevada high school seniors who took the Scholastic Aptitude Test this year met the national average in critical reading, but they lagged in math and writing.
The site of the court that blocked single-game sports betting in Delaware was incorrect in a headline in Tuesday’s Business section. The court was in Philadephia.
The reputed leader of the Aryan Warriors prison gang will not get a liver transplant — for now.
A federal judge Tuesday ordered Clark County commissioners to reconsider bids yet again for a road-widening job on the Las Vegas Beltway, and two commissioners accused of pro-union bias will not participate.
The worst may be over for the U.S. real estate market, a report issued Tuesday suggests. Nationally, prices in the second quarter posted their first quarterly increase in three years, up 2.4 percent, according to the Standard & Poor’s/Case-Shiller’s U.S. National Home Price Index.
One reader wanted me to advise motorists with handicap placards that they can park in regular spaces without feeding the meter, and another wondered whether cars with the placards may park in spaces designated for side-loading vans for the handicapped.
Everyone knows Sen. Harry Reid is tough on political foes, but he’s even tougher on jack rabbits.
A 53-year-old man who died in May tested positive for the H1N1 virus, Southern Nevada Health District officials confirmed Tuesday.
Clark County School District officials who might lose out on substantial federal grants for school innovation are hoping for help from U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, who is in Las Vegas today.
Talks are heating up involving Paula Abdul and a show she is shopping in Las Vegas.
The workers appeared like apparitions out of the woodwork after most of the customers had gone home, cleaning and polishing some of the best restaurants, lounges and nightclubs in Las Vegas.
Federal prosecutors have dropped their case against convicted child molester Chester Stiles, who already is serving 21 life sentences on state charges.
A philanthropic foundation is expected to announce a multimillion-dollar donation to UNLV this morning to establish an institute designed to help coordinate research and social outreach programs at the university.
Being the face and voice of an increasingly statist, job-killing liberal agenda has exacted a political toll for Harry Reid, the Senate majority leader.
Abdel Baset al-Megrahi is a 57-year-old former Libyan intelligence officer who was convicted in 2001 by a panel of Scottish judges sitting in a special court in the Netherlands of 270 counts of murder for his part in the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland.
Schools across the valley may have already opened their doors for this school year, but we’re still collecting reader ideas for making school lunches just a little more interesting.
The bad news: Canada Dry Diet Ginger Ale remains an elusive commodity in Las Vegas. The good news: Readers have some suggestions for Susan Abraham, who’s looking for good-quality brands.
Utah transplants Basila and John Graham thought they were ready for retirement, so they sold their full-service Mediterranean restaurant in St. George.