The whirlwind of energy of “Timeless Innovation,” Nevada Ballet Theatre’s season premiere, left the audience at UNLV’s Artemus Ham Hall intrigued and entranced.
Down 3-0 in his opening set Monday, Centennial freshman Lucas Lee could have wilted under the pressure of a state play-in match.
Mixed martial arts’ return to network television is being built around Fedor Emelianenko.
Editor’s note: This is the latest installment of a feature in which the Las Vegas Review-Journal asks 20 questions of a UNLV football player. Today’s Q&A is with center John Gianninoto, a junior from Catalina Foothills High School in Tucson, Ariz.
It was growing late Sunday evening, and the bulletin board wasn’t finished. Darwin Rost hadn’t yet attached all the newspaper clippings and combine numbers and statistics and other important information about the upcoming opponent’s top players.
No one could ask for better playing conditions than what the girls in last week’s Class 4A golf regionals in Southern Nevada enjoyed at Bear’s Best.
Two weeks after Democrats blasted Republican Senate candidate Sue Lowden for her “disturbing” support of embattled Sen. John Ensign, R-Nev., Ensign’s parents have been reported as donors to the campaign of Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nev., whom Lowden wants to unseat.
Construction of a Las Vegas Beltway widening project, stalled for six months because of sparring between competing contractors, has been delayed at least another two weeks.
A story in Saturday’s Review-Journal about the speakers policy for the Clark County School Board stated the wrong employer for a lawyer who advises the board. Mary-Anne Miller works for the civil division of the district attorney’s office.
The Metropolitan Police Department has renewed a controversial partnership with federal immigration officials that allows some corrections officers to start deportation proceedings against immigration violators.
Two brothers charged with murder in the shooting of a man who entered their house in a drug-related robbery attempt might have moved the victim’s body and lied to police, an arrest report obtained Monday revealed.
A passenger was killed in North Las Vegas on Monday when the car the person was riding in failed to yield to a tow truck.
Kevin Franchow and Dominique Evans did not have much in common. Franchow, 38, had the intellect of a child. Evans, 19, worked with children. But both men met similar fates this year: beaten, robbed and shot to death in a public place by apparent strangers.
Momentum is building for the creation of a national monument in the northern Las Vegas Valley, one dedicated to the preservation of the fossilized remains of ice-age animals that roamed the area 200,000 years ago.
Maynard James Keenan says it’s “possible” his eclectic rock band Puscifer will do a residency at the Palms, in the way Santana performs at the Hard Rock Hotel through the year.
The section of Las Vegas Boulevard between Sahara and Washington avenues is only about 3.5 miles long.
CARSON CITY — The Obama administration’s decision to no longer prosecute medical marijuana users won’t have any effect in Nevada, which never has had an approved patient face federal charges, state and law enforcement representatives said Monday.
It seems fitting that the world championship event for a contest in which the object is to bankrupt your opponents by manipulating real estate deals is being held here in Las Vegas, the foreclosure capital.
Rory Reid pulled up to the curb outside Doris Hancock Elementary School in a Toyota hybrid. In a few minutes, he would make the biggest announcement of his life.
Hundreds of residents turned out to ask Rep. Dina Titus, D-Nev., questions about proposed health insurance changes and to give their two cents on how Congress should handle the issue.
A federal judge has consolidated the fraud case against a Las Vegas doctor with the fraud case against a personal injury lawyer and medical consultant.
Since the night gunfire exploded inside the New York-New York, Troy Sanchez has often questioned how he survived.
On the campaign trail last year, Barack Obama vowed, if elected, to respect state laws on medical marijuana and call off the drug warriors in their quest to prosecute ailing patients who have a doctor’s prescription to use the substance.
Wynn Resorts Ltd. Chairman Steve Wynn said Monday he plans to continue speaking out on what he calls the Obama administration’s mishandling of the economy.