College football is not meant to be played in a stuffy boardroom, where everyone owns identical roles and each move is choreographed. It is not meant to possess the monotony of an upper division lecture on business law.
Faith Lutheran girls golf coach Mark Cheney had good and bad news for his players in a meeting after the first round of the Class 4A state tournament Tuesday.
Before turning the page, junior guard Tre’Von Willis talked about the importance of reflection, of not forgetting what led to UNLV’s ill-fated tale of last season.
So, will Lee Corso end Saturday morning’s “College GameDay” broadcast by putting on a Cougar or Horned Frog head?
When Palo Verde boys tennis doubles team of Tanner Berkabile and Pascal Nilsson won the first set of their state play-in match 6-1, it looked like they would cruise to victory over a Green Valley duo that only had played five previous doubles matches.
When the knock came at her front door the afternoon of Oct. 14, and Constance King listened to the strange man’s tale of his poor, missing puppy, she couldn’t help but be courteous. The alternative isn’t in her nature, she said.
Las Vegas Valley Water District customers could see their monthly water bills go up by about $3 a month next year as part of a proposed rate increase detailed Tuesday.
A former Las Vegas police officer charged with molesting two girls during his time on the force accepted a plea agreement Monday.
A judge Tuesday rejected a proposed settlement between Dr. Dipak Desai and a former patient who contracted hepatitis C under his care.
With the economy struggling, parents and students dared to hope this year might offer a break from rising college costs. Instead, they got another sharp increase.
A 12th Clark County resident has died a swine-flu related death, the Southern Nevada Health District reported Tuesday.
It was clear when he faced reporters Tuesday morning that Sheriff Doug Gillespie still mourns the loss of Metro officer Milburn “Millie” Beitel, who died of injuries suffered while on duty in an Oct. 7 single-vehicle crash.
RENO — A 50-year-old Reno man has been arrested on suspicion of drunken driving for the third time in less than three weeks.
CARSON CITY — A nationally recognized prisons expert said Tuesday that Nevada has one of the lowest recidivism rates in the county, but that may be due to released inmates who end up in California prisons.
The Clark County coroner’s office received a $400,000 federal grant to create a program for using DNA testing to help solve missing persons cases.
A district judge probably will decide soon whether to unseal search warrants issued in Clark County after pop superstar Michael Jackson’s death.
A 52-year-old Henderson man was found dead after a car crash in the southwest valley Tuesday morning. Las Vegas police believe the accident might have been caused by a medical condition.
A request to build a fast-food restaurant next to a pet cemetery has been withdrawn, but cemetery supporters remain wary because the property at issue still could be rezoned for commercial use.
U.S. Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nev., announced Tuesday that he has appointed the state’s higher education chancellor to a federal board that advises the U.S. secretary of education.
Here’s a novel approach to promoting your latest book: Badmouth the city on the next stop of your book tour.
Conservative Sharron Angle isn’t ceding anything to leading Republicans who want to challenge incumbent Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nev.
For the second time in five months, Sheriff Doug Gillespie convened reporters to disclose that an on-duty officer was not wearing a seat belt or using lights and sirens when his speeding car crashed, claiming his life.
video of press conference
A road-widening project on the northern Las Vegas Beltway that has become mired in a legal morass could be mothballed. … Several Clark County commissioners expressed impatience Tuesday with the continuing feud between bidders to widen the Beltway between Decatur Boulevard and Tenaya Way. They suggested spending the $140 million earmarked for the project on other road improvements.
The mother of a worker who died trying to save the life of a colleague in 2007 feels vindicated by a new report that found “an urgent need for corrections in oversight and changes in all phases” of the state’s worker and occupational safety program.