COVER STORY: North Las Vegas, like the rest of the valley, has suffered through the economic recession. Civic leaders say there’s work ahead to achieve recovery.
What goes up must come down. It’s the Vegas way.
The Global Gaming Expo’s trade show in Las Vegas last week seemed more like Disneyland than Bellagio. The technology available to slot machine manufacturers has allowed developers and designers to create games that are a combination of amusement park rides and gambling devices.
Brad Keselowski dominated the NASCAR Nationwide Series race Saturday at Kansas Speedway, leading 173 of 200 laps en route to winning on the 1.5-mile tri-oval in Kansas City, Kan.
SAN DIEGO — Casey Pachall threw two touchdown passes, and Texas Christian took advantage of four San Diego State turnovers to hang on for a 27-14 win on Saturday night.
PROVO, Utah — Riley Nelson threw for 218 yards and three touchdowns, and ran for 65 yards on nine carries to lead Brigham Young to a 29-16 victory over San Jose State on Saturday night.
Less than three years ago, Alana Lee would have scoffed at the idea of strutting on stage on a one-piece bathing suit.
Elko District Judge Mike Memeo is retiring after 15 years on the bench.
RENO — Federal land managers have announced plans to remove nearly 6,000 more wild horses from the range across the West in the next few months, including about 3,500 in Nevada.
It’s sort of funny when you see a bird poop on someone else’s head. It’s not as funny when birds poop on a vehicle and you learn those tiny but timely bowel movements can potentially cost the owner upwards of a grand.
WASHINGTON — The Senate ended last week on a bitter note as Democrats revised long-standing procedural rules in a dispute with Republicans over amendments to a China trade bill.
Secret meetings in Chinatown. Shredded documents. Improper transfers of millions of dollars. The details belong in a John Grisham thriller, but they aren’t fiction.
His is the fortune that isn’t. But Pahrump resident Ronald Wayne refuses to dwell on the billions he doesn’t have. In fact, he calls his co-founding of one of the world’s greatest companies a “small part” of his life.
Starting Monday, the public can use fingerprinting services at the Las Vegas police headquarters.