TOMS RIVER, N.J. (AP) – Nearly naked and soaking wet, a New Jersey man who took refuge in a stranger’s house after he was swept away by Superstorm Sandy left behind a note to his father in case he didn’t survive.
A North Carolina-based watchdog organization that tracks illegal immigrant issues filed a complaint Tuesday with the Nevada Secretary of State based on a Las Vegas Review-Journal editorial column about voter registration fraud and two noncitizens who were registered to vote.
MACAU – Hordes of Chinese high rollers flooding into Macau have turned the city into an Asian casino boomtown, but they’re also posing a challenge for China’s next generation of leaders.
Nigel Williams-Goss had 33 points, five rebounds and six assists to lead Findlay Prep to a season-opening 101-88 victory over visiting Impact Academy on Monday night.
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Traffic is flowing again after the all-day shutdown of a major interstate linking Southern California and Las Vegas, and homes are no longer threatened after a wildfire erupted in a mountain pass.
Greyhound will start its Greyhound Express service between Las Vegas and Los Angeles on Wednesday.
It’s one thing everyone agrees on: We’re all tired of the stump speeches and the nasty rhetoric of Campaign 2012.
Kids asked adults the tough questions Oct. 16 during public forum at Las Vegas City Hall hosted by Leaders in Training. Ninth- and 10th-graders posed questions directly affecting them to challengers running for seats on the Nevada State Board of Education and the Clark County Board of School Trustees.
Students in Lisa Gioia-Acres’ Nevada history class at the College of Southern Nevada are learning the subject from the area’s primary sources.
About 20 longtime Las Vegans recently visited and met one-on-one with students to record interviews, which the students will use to write a research paper and make a presentation putting that person’s life in a historical context.
Asian and Hawaiian flavors are being fused together in sushi rolls and small plate appetizers by executive chef Yoshiyuki “Yoshi” Kojima at the new restaurant 808 Tapas.
If some of the faces at Garfield’s Restaurant look familiar to those who frequented the now-closed Rosemary’s Restaurant on West Sahara Avenue, there is a reason. Half a dozen employees from both the front and back of the house at Rosemary’s have migrated to Garfield’s in Desert Shores.