Federal prosecutors may have cracked opened the door for individual U.S. states to operate Internet poker websites without Congress passing online poker legislation.
Even when he was a student, Dr. Sherif Abdou thought of himself as an American born in the wrong place.
RIO DE JANEIRO — Jose Aldo stopped Chad Mendes with one devastating knee to the head in the first round Saturday night, retaining his featherweight title in his homeland at UFC 142.
The Las Vegas parade honoring slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. has grown substantially since it began three decades ago.
RENO — A citizens’ group said it intends to appeal an administrative hearing officer’s decision that paves the way for a downtown Reno strip club to construct a new three-sided sign.
RENO — A Nevada mint is trying to improve the quality of Bronze Star medals awarded to American military members for heroic or meritorious achievement.
On Monday morning, a Review-Journal reporter covering the International Consumer Electronics Show interviewed rapper/actor Xzibit. They were chatting about which video games he liked the best (first-person shooters), when as a joke, she asked him whether he played World of Warcraft.
If Arizona officials need only a single supporter to push through their proposal to place toll booths on the portion of Interstate 15 that links Nevada and Utah, they just might have their man.
As you read these words, a robotic spacecraft no bigger than a Volkswagen Beetle is racing toward Pluto at about 13 times the speed of a rifle bullet. The New Horizons probe has traveled more than 2 billion miles since it left Earth in January 2006, and it still has almost a billion miles to go before it reaches its destination in 2015.
Outreach workers and authorities descended on a vacant lot on Owens Avenue just west of Interstate 15 to clean up a homeless encampment that had grown to unprecedented size in recent weeks.
The three finalists for Clark County district attorney have experience with prosecution and defense. On Tuesday, Drew Christensen, John Hunt and Steve Wolfson will stand before the County Commission to argue one of the more important cases of their careers: Why each would be the best candidate to direct the local pursuit of justice.