PORTLAND, Ore. — Oregon’s largest transit agency says it’s investigating a complaint that a driver kicked a woman and crying baby off a bus in suburban Portland, saying, “I can’t drive with that noise.”
PHOENIX — A U.S. Marshals Service spokesman says a Phoenix-based TV pitchman charged with running a nationwide scheme to sell essentially worthless Internet-based businesses has died in an apparent suicide while in federal custody.
All the hype in August already looks ridiculously absurd. Four weeks into the NFL circus, Michael Vick and the Philadelphia Eagles are living a bad dream.
Crews are battling to protect homes from a wildfire that has charred about 1,000 acres near the Lyon County community of Wellington.
SALT LAKE CITY — Mormon leaders want followers to use the church’s full, but lengthy, nine-word formal name, saying Sunday that its descriptive nature is a reminder that the faith’s beliefs are centered on the teachings of Jesus Christ.
So much stress over a few inches of skin. Deciding whether to circumcise is the first elective medical decision most parents make for a son. It can be painful for the child. It’s irreverisble. And the result is something the boy will live with every day for the rest of his life.
The entertainment and the crowd at Ruben Kihuen’s official Democratic congressional campaign kick-off last week demonstrated the Hispanic favorite son’s support in the minority community.
Pushkin Kachroo is an author, a researcher and a professor at UNLV, and he’s going to change the way you think about driving your car.
One test can now swing the semester grades for some Clark County School District middle school students as much as two letters.
Until quite recently, there was a four-year hiatus where no one from McCarran International Airport was represented on Nevada’s Homeland Security Commission, which seems exceptionally dumb.
