The Las Vegas visitor tally was hurt by a major convention schedule change in February.
The Nevada Cancer Institute — trying to manage $100 million in debt — on Friday laid off half of its 300-member staff. Researchers, doctors, nurses, administrative staff — no sector of the Summerlin institute will be unaffected, according to the nonprofit institute’s co-founder, Heather Murren.
A developer Thursday unveiled plans for a $1.5 billion Henderson “health village” to include a new St. Rose hospital.
The master plan for the Union Village project calls for medical, residential, entertainment, cultural arts and specialty retail space, as well as a senior retirement community, on 171 acres east of U.S. Highway 95 and Galleria Drive.
Temptation comes in many different forms. Before the cover was blown off his personal life — or lie — Tiger Woods succumbed to the temptations presented by porn stars, prostitutes, random party girls and a Perkins pancake waitress.
A District Court hearing to install a receiver at the World Market Center’s Building A was called off as unnecessary.
Darren Ford hit a grand slam to cap a nine-run eighth inning that lifted the Fresno Grizzlies to an 11-1 victory over the 51s in the Pacific Coast League opener Thursday at Fresno, Calif.
ROME, Ga. — Calling it a “blast,” No. 1 overall draft pick Bryce Harper of Las Vegas made a successful debut in pro baseball with the Washington Nationals’ Class-A team Thursday.
College basketball coaches bustled across the nation Thursday as the NCAA’s spring period for contact with recruits in the class of 2012 began.
No one at the Nevada Department of Public Safety is commenting on a case of mistaken identity that caused the wrongful arrest of an Idaho man last week.
