A longtime and normally profitable business partnership between two of Las Vegas’ most prominent families has turned very ugly.
The news was alarming: Last month, police announced that a tourist was abducted at gunpoint from the Strip and held captive for more than 24 hours before escaping to safety.
The state’s biggest credit union has received a $22 million financial bailout from the mutual insurance company that insures its deposits.
Michael Bisping’s most recent UFC victory was impressive enough, but it couldn’t blot out the memories of his most devastating defeat — mainly because he won’t allow it to.
Much like Buddy Gouldsmith’s tenure as UNLV baseball coach, the Rebels started strong last season before faltering.
A basketball player can be likened to a movie in that the trailer does not always accurately depict the quality of the film. John Wall, Kentucky’s freshman point guard, was billed as a star before he played a college game.
Former Culinary Local 226 president and secretary-treasurer Jeff McColl died Monday in Las Vegas. He was 78.
McColl, who also was managing editor of the Review-Journal, rose through the union ranks after starting a public relations firm in 1961 with the Culinary as his primary client.
Here’s an only-in-Vegas story courtesy of Redd Foxx and Clark County Public Administrator John J. Cahill.
More than 18 years after the comedian and actor died, Cahill announced Thursday that the rights to Foxx’s life story would be marketed — with details handled through a probate court.
Credit American Magline Group officials for not giving up easily.
He chuckles heartily, a rolling thunder laugh, when recalling that as a kid, his parents might of thought him as a future incarnation of the Unabomber.
From 2 p.m.-10 p.m., today and Saturday, The Orleans is giving away $500 in free slot play every 15 minutes to a randomly selected slot player. All players at all slot and video poker machines qualify as long as you are actively playing and have your Club Coast card properly inserted into the card reader.
It’s sheer coincidence that this review of Barcelona Tapas & Bar should run during the same week that Cafe Ba-Ba-Reeba closed to make way for a Mexican restaurant (snooooooooze), but the confluence of events has me thinking about tapas in general.
Comedian Larry the Cable Guy met his wife backstage at the House of Blues at Mandalay Bay. I don’t know why I didn’t already know this story. But Larry the Cable Guy fills me in.
Puzzled — that was director Ernest Hemmings’ reaction to the play “When You Comin’ Back, Red Ryder?”
The traditional nightclub elements are all there — dancing, DJs, bottle service, beautiful people — but Haze at Aria has a few surprises, too.