It’s easy to bet on Michigan State, especially in February and March, and that’s because Tom Izzo is tough. That trait not only rubs off on his players, it wears opponents thin.
CEDAR CITY, Utah — The Utah Shakespeare Festival has announced plans to build a $26.5 million theater in an effort to lure more visitors and provide a greater economic boost to the region.
An epic night of star power that once again proved Muhammad Ali’s ability to draw crowds wasn’t without a mystery.
A Nebraska senator and Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nev., are in a tiff over millions of dollars for Nevada roads, and just what is or isn’t allowed these days as Congress labors under a de facto ban on earmarked spending.
The race for the GOP presidential nomination is turning out to be more closely contested than many had foreseen. That makes Michigan’s Feb. 28 primary an important way station.
PISCATAWAY, N.J. — There’s no list on any bulletin board designating which Syracuse player should be the one to make the big play.
WASHINGTON — Congress last week voted to extend a payroll tax cut for 160 million workers through 2012, ending a dispute over a portion of President Barack Obama’s economic recovery plan.
The formula Nevada uses to fund its colleges and universities is unfair, confusing and outdated. It encourages growth for its own sake, rewards mediocrity instead of excellence, and discourages the colleges and universities from innovating.
Kathleen Sandoval, 46, is a full-time mother and the only first lady in Nevada history to hold a full-time job when her husband serves as governor, according to state Archivist Jeff Kintop.
Today, what Harvey Whittemore may have done, and what Las Vegans Ray Norvell, Ramon Desage and Jim Rhodes definitely did do, would be so unnecessary, no crime would be involved.
It’s been just over a month since the McGrath family moved out of a dusty tent in the homeless corridor, but in some ways it feels like a lifetime.