Mitt Romney eked out a minuscule 8-vote victory over Rick Santorum in Iowa’s Republican presidential caucuses, the state party chairman said early Wednesday, ringing down the curtain on an improbable first act in the campaign to pick a challenger to President Barack Obama in the fall.
The World Market Center in recent years has served eviction notices on dozens of tenants unable or unwilling to pay the rent to keep their showrooms.
The LVH-Las Vegas Hotel & Casino, once called the Las Vegas Hilton, is on the way to ending its unusual split operation.
TORRANCE, Calif. — A woman who expected her Civic Hybrid to be her dream car wants Honda to pay for not delivering the 50 mpg it promised.
With the new year came a new name for the Atomic Testing Museum. It’s now the National Atomic Testing Museum thanks to a provision in this year’s Defense Authorization Act that was signed by President Barack Obama.
CHICAGO — A suburban Chicago police officer used a $132 speeding ticket he issued to track down a woman and ask her for a date, saying the least he could do for costing her so much money was to buy her dinner, a lawsuit filed by the woman alleges.
CARSON CITY — Nevada won’t be a state where the Marijuana Policy Project embarks on a petition drive this year to let voters decide whether to legalize marijuana.
NV Energy says a metallic Mylar balloon sparked an electricity substation power outage that affected about 13,000 customers for about an hour west of the Las Vegas Strip.
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