An hour after basketball practice ended Thursday, coach Dave Rice led UNLV’s players to a unique rally. It was time to strike up the band, let the cheerleaders loose, roll out the red carpet and listen to speeches delivered by important people in suits.
Holding a school’s career scoring record, winning two state championships and beating teams like Long Beach Poly (Calif.) and DeMatha (Md.) is more than most high school basketball players dream of.
A 32-year-old woman who was seriously wounded in a shooting at a northeast valley house party last weekend continued to fight for her life Thursday night at University Medical Center.
Water rates are going up. How much depends on what option the Southern Nevada water agency’s board will select after people voice their opinions at public meetings.
Less than a month after Kathleen Vermillion resigned from the Henderson City Council to spend more time with her charity, the Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth, the organization is in turmoil.
EAGLESWOOD TOWNSHIP, N.J. — A single magazine from the 1970s with pornographic images of pre-pubescent girls was enough to get a New York architecture professor arrested after firefighters found it while battling a blaze in his home at the Jersey shore.
Fire officials say more than 20 homes have been destroyed by a fast-moving brush fire near Reno that has forced about 10,000 people to evacuate their neighborhoods.
Synthetic drugs known by the street name “bath salts” are now illegal in Nevada. The Nevada Board of Pharmacy approved an emergency order Thursday that prohibits the drugs from being made, sold, purchased or consumed in the state.
High Tech Lights has relocated its corporate and international headquarters in Las Vegas from Honolulu.
