Blue Diamond’s streets have been designated safe for golf carts, even though there are no fairways or putting greens within miles.
Clark County joined Las Vegas Paving on Tuesday in appealing a judge’s order to award a road-widening contract to a rival bidder.
The fight over a story published Friday in a Northern Nevada high school newspaper continues after the local teachers union complains the school district violated teacher rights.
Every now and again, Alan Stock invites me to join him on his KXNT News Radio morning show to discuss traffic and transportation. After joining Stock last week, I promised to address callers’ traffic-related questions. We are still working on some of the queries, but here are a couple answers I was able to dig up.
Penny White was looking at her reflection in the bathroom mirror Tuesday about 8:30 a.m., getting ready for the day, when she felt it: “It went kaaaabooom!” demonstrated Penny, 75, flailing her arms and imitating the house shaking. “Me and Bill both looked at each other at the same time and said, ‘What in the hell was that?'”
A new report from a local food bank paints a sobering picture of hunger in Nevada, particularly among the state’s most vulnerable: children and seniors.
Never let it be said Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is a slow learner.
WASHINGTON — Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid laid into Republicans on Tuesday, saying the Senate is unable to fill key military and intelligence posts because GOP senators continue to delay votes.
The ax is about to come down. This much was made clear Tuesday by Nevada’s higher education chancellor. He swore he was not exaggerating for effect.
Las Vegas Review-Journal movie critic Carol Cling handicaps the early favorites for the 82nd annual Academy Awards, to be awarded March 7:
CARSON CITY — Gov. Jim Gibbons said Tuesday he hopes to cut state appropriations to public schools by 10 percent as he seeks to reduce state spending by $900 million between March and June 30, 2011.
Chains holding the white Department of Energy flag creaked against the flagpole in the gentle breeze and sent an eerie sound across the half-filled parking lot at the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste project Tuesday.
A new investment will help the Ultimate Fighting Championship expand farther around the globe, but it won’t somehow be used to help bail out bankrupt Station Casinos, the league’s Las Vegas-based owners said.
A drop in Las Vegas apartment rents may be sobering news for landlords and owners, but it comes at the right time for budget-conscious renters in the worst economic times since the Great Depression.
The top executive of a Macau gaming company on Tuesday called rumors of Harrah’s Entertainment’s investment in his company “total nonsense.”
WASHINGTON – Americans should park their recalled Toyotas unless driving to dealers for accelerator repairs, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood warned Wednesday – then quickly took it back – as skepticism of company fixes grew and the government’s probe expanded to other models in the U.S. and Japan. Questions now are being raised about the brakes on Toyota’s marquee Prius hybrid.