Republican U.S. Senate candidate John Chachas plans to begin running his first TV ads starting Tuesday, one focused on his biography and the other on his business experience.
A 93-year-old man died after crashing his car into a utility pole and rolling over on Paradise Road near Karen Avenue Sunday morning.
Forcing Tea Party ideology into a category creates the same problem U.S. Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart faced in 1964 when he tried to define pornography.
They stand like three giant soup cans packed with tons of soil and balanced on beams in separate rooms at the bottom of a 15-foot-deep tunnel in Boulder City.
He fancies himself hip-hop’s pre-eminent huckster, three-card monte personified, a used car salesman with beats instead of beaters.
Votes by Review-Journal readers have been tallied, and it’s time to unveil the results of the Best of Las Vegas balloting, listing your favorite people, places and more.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The school that never celebrates midnight madness to kick off the basketball season finally held a late-night campus party.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Computer-security researchers say new “smart” meters that are designed to help deliver electricity more efficiently also have flaws that could let hackers tamper with the power grid in previously impossible ways.
My eternal complaint about baseball video games is they require debilitating patience. All you want to do is swing away. But if you rush yourself in the batter’s box, expect to hit badly and get trounced.
District Judge Michael Villani went to great lengths last week to emphasize the civic value of jury duty, even recounting his own recent experience as a juror on a 2½-week civil trial.