FORT COLLINS, Colo. — Travis Franklin scored 10 of his career-high 24 points in the second overtime to lead Colorado State to an 89-75 victory over San Francisco on Sunday.
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — Roy Williams’ milestone victories are starting to blend together for No. 11 North Carolina.
After 42 years, the old lady looked weary and worn. That could no longer be denied. Restoring her long-lost beauty was going to take more than touch-ups.
A long, strange journey for Vince Young and the Tennessee Titans reached a fitting end Sunday. Ninety-nine yards were required, the clock was winding down and several times it seemed the Titans were done.
A few weeks back, John Ziebell, chairman of the English department at the College of Southern Nevada, stopped at Starbucks on his way to work.
To build a new City Hall, Las Vegas city officials have turned to what is known as “lease-purchase” financing, which is similar to a general obligation bond with two key distinctions: There is no dedicated source of funds to pay back the note, and the city can walk away from the obligation.
On Saturday, I walked from Mandalay Bay to the Wynn, interviewing employees at hotels — people who work on their feet — asking them an open-ended question:
Might President Barack Obama make time for a quick visit to Las Vegas’ CityCenter during the holiday season?
A 37-year-old man was shot and killed late Saturday after two men forced entry into his apartment and demanded money, according to a Las Vegas police release.
RENO — Washoe County officials are working out the details of a new ordinance they say will help control suburban blight by requiring junk vehicles be hidden from view.
HONOLULU — Hawaii, California and Las Vegas are among American tourist destinations vying fiercely for a vast and largely untapped new market segment.
The existing Las Vegas City Hall was completed in 1973, but the corner of Stewart Avenue and Las Vegas Boulevard has been the seat of city government since the early 1940s.
A 24-year-old Las Vegas woman was killed early Sunday when her car was hit by a man who drove a truck through a stoplight, according to Las Vegas police.
On the brink of its unveiling, CityCenter, the MGM Mirage megaproject, is being greeted with a cascade of praise.
The likely upcoming departure of North Las Vegas’ city manager will cost taxpayers of that municipality more than $337,000 at a time when the city has been forced to eliminate positions, postpone projects and ask workers to defer cost-of-living raises.
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