COVER STORY: The Southern Nevada Business Plan Competition has expanded. Existing small businesses with 20 workers or fewer will now join startups in vying for a shot at cash and prizes.
Two big plays were all Calvary Chapel’s football team needed Saturday to stay unbeaten.
The NFL season kicks off Thursday, so it’s time to unveil our annual list of Southern Nevada bars, taverns and restaurants that cater to fans of specific NFL teams.
LAUGHLIN — For much of the past year, several resort operators have pointed to the mess on Casino Drive as a prime culprit for their anemic finances.
Dressed in a stark-white uniform, longtime Las Vegas chef John McKibben stood behind the bar and looked out at a dining room half full at 2 p.m. on a Tuesday. Families and couples chatted between bites of baked brie, crab-stuffed shrimp and Greek salad.
Talk about your cramped accommodations.
RENO — Government lawyers are asking a judge in Nevada to throw out a lawsuit filed by an 81-year-old tribal leader who is seeking $30 million from the Bureau of Land Management in a decades-old dispute over treaty rights and livestock grazing.
A longtime Republican political operative could be headed to prison in connection with a long-running federal investigation of Las Vegas Valley homeowners associations.
Federal prosecutors are moving to consolidate all of the cases under one judge in the massive investigation into fraud and corruption at homeowners associations.
In the teeth of a poor economy, populations in the Clark County School District have shifted or declined. That has left some campuses empty while others are packed to the gills.
Robert Weidenfeld has become increasingly frustrated that local and federal law enforcement agents are shutting down the dispensaries he and other medical marijuana users depend on.
Las Vegas attracts 40 million visitors a year. But that reputation also attracts the attention of terrorists, who see Sin City as the ultimate symbol of vice and excess in the U.S.