Replacing graduated seniors and integrating new players into a team’s system can be a challenge for a high school girls soccer coach.
It’s standard procedure for high school wrestling champions to plot a strategy to repeat the year after winning it all.
TUCSON, Ariz. — Tre’Von Willis is the basketball player who acts as if he has never committed a foul, whose face can contort into a maze of annoyance, who can give the impression of a guy perpetually perturbed by the mistakes of others.
It was 40 degrees with rain Wednesday in New York City, but the weather was perfect for the first major event of the first NASCAR Champion’s Week in Las Vegas.
A transient man who in November was severely injured in a vehicle-pedestrian collision in Bullhead City, Ariz., died Tuesday at Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center in Las Vegas.
At least 15 detention officers — some armed with assault rifles — lined the North Las Vegas courtroom where six suspects in the slaying of Las Vegas police officer Trevor Nettleton were arraigned on Wednesday.
A pair of Clark County attorneys have temporarily lost their right to practice law in Nevada following allegations of misconduct.
From the start, Lt. Gov. Brian Krolicki took the position his indictment was fueled by partisan politics.
Comedian Kevin Burke, best known for his one-man show “Defending the Caveman,” stole the show during his stand-in role as emcee of the Jimmie Johnson charity roast on Wednesday.
There’s a classic scene in “The Empire Strikes Back” in which Lando Calrissian, who is hosting some of the rebel protagonists at his mining colony, says: “I’ve just made a deal that’ll keep the Empire out of here forever.” Then a door opens to reveal that our heroes are about to have a forced lunch with Darth Vader.
When 78-year-old Mary Ann Sokol found out that state public health officials decided Wednesday to allow seniors with chronic health conditions to get an H1N1 flu shot, she was more than pleased.
KINGMAN, Ariz. — Alleged illegal motorcycle club gang activity and a biker brawl in Bullhead City prompted a six month investigation that led to search warrants and arrests across Northern Arizona Wednesday. Officers from nine law enforcement agencies served eight search warrants in Mohave, Yavapai and Coconino counties and arrested six motorcycle club members.
Nevada residents: The state’s leaders want you to be counted in the 2010 census — every last one of you.
Over here, we have a plastic baby, half born. Its soon-to-be mother is screaming. Nurses hover. They comfort. They urge more pushing.
North Las Vegas City Manager Gregory Rose will receive a big parting gift just in time for the holidays: $337,040 in severance pay.
CARSON CITY — Momentum is growing to hold a special session of the state Legislature in coming weeks if only to change a law on teacher evaluations and make Nevada eligible for as much as $175 million in federal education grants.
On a series of near-unanimous votes Wednesday, Las Vegas City Council members approved construction of a new city hall, a project that stirred up high hopes, vitriol and even lawsuits on its long road to the final vote.
It’s been a tough couple of years for Las Vegas restaurants, with seemingly as many closings as openings. But their number is getting a boost this week as MGM-Mirage rolls out the CityCenter’s Vdara on Tuesday, Crystals today and the Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas on Friday. And the restaurants in them are as diverse as the clientele promises to be.
Barry Manilow will jump-start the dormant theater at Paris Las Vegas, a prominent symbol of the recession for the city’s entertainment.
Concert Dance Company and the the College of Southern Nevada Dance Ensemble join forces in a multi-media examination of the life, times and imagery of Joan of Arc.
It all began, really, with a potato gun stuffed with tortillas and beer.
You know those occasions when you need four Google windows open at once? What? No? Well, you never know when that moment might come along. Instead of having a mess of windows and tabs open, just visit googlegooglegooglegoogle.com. Here, in one handy window, are four fully functioning Google pages, just waiting for your searches.
The search for culture along Las Vegas Boulevard — the kind not associated with topless dancing, Elvis impersonating or stage hypnosis — looks decidedly more promising north of U.S. 95. And “December to Remember” strives to show just how much of it lives between Bonanza Road and Washington Avenue.
One of the great things about living in Las Vegas is the number and variety of musical performers who bring their shows to town.
