On Aug. 30, when valley parents are fighting reluctant kids and heavy traffic to be on time for the first day of school, Kristina Krist and her four sons will still be enjoying a leisurely breakfast.
THE BEST LAID PLANS … : Some blueprints from the first Southern Nevada Business Plan Competition became businesses while others didn’t. The finalists’ varied experiences illustrate what entrepreneurs have long known: A well-constructed business plan hardly guarantees sales and positive cash flow.
From the ashes of the Las Vegas housing market crash have risen a number of small, private homebuilders who scooped up leftovers from financially distressed national builders and turned them into profitable opportunities.
ELY — It was the kind of ultimatum you hear often from father to son: If you don’t want to play football, fine. But for such a physical kid, you’re going to do something.
A seven-member coroner’s inquest jury on Saturday found an officer’s actions justified in the fatal shooting of 21-year-old Trevon Cole.
When Las Vegas decided to rename a senior center to honor the late Mel C. Kalagian Sr., Mayor Oscar Goodman said he’d support it on the condition that Kalagian’s license plate, “LV01,” be “enshrined” there.
MOAPA VALLEY — The tiny fish with the black dot near its tail still darts through the currents of Warm Springs.
The endangered Moapa dace might have dodged a bullet from a fire that swept through this area in July.
