A California company said Saturday that it selected the Las Vegas area for a manufacturing plant that will make the same kind of solar power cells that satellites use in space.
Steve Sanson is running for state Senate in District 12, but on the candidate information form he filled out for the Review-Journal the 23-year-old Republican wrote his father’s phone number instead of his own.
For some players, getting traded to the long-suffering Kansas City Royals is like getting handed a prison sentence. But for Jordan Parraz, it was like getting paroled.
Details are surfacing on a sports arena proposed on land owned by Republican U.S. Senate candidate Sue Lowden and her husband, Paul.
The prize Boulder City’s softball team is really after remains the one that eluded it last year — a Class 3A state title.
Virgin Valley’s Tanner Tichenor wasn’t worried when the two-time defending state champs began Saturday in serious jeopardy of missing the Class 3A state baseball tournament.
The Review-Journal’s May 11 article, “Survey raises questions about women on the bench,” purports to summarize an analysis we did of the Review-Journal’s “Judging the Judges” survey, but misstates the main finding of our study.
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