I’ve “obtained” this piece of correspondence from “a senior Democratic strategist” posing as a friend to a young Republican consultant in order to proffer some rather diabolical advice. Apologies to the great C.S. Lewis, from whom this literary device is liberally borrowed and poorly imitated.
University of California San Diego Health System’s stance that it will keep the Nevada Cancer Institute open, although at least partly contradicted by one of its top officials, raises questions about a critical financial condition that was part of the ownership change in January.
Craig Morganson’s new vehicle just earned Motor Trend magazine’s coveted Car of the Year honors.
Voter approval of ballot measures increasing taxes on the wealthy in California as well as state sales and business taxes is prompting the Las Vegas Regional Economic Development Council to market Southern Nevada to disgruntled companies in the Golden State.
Grab that iPad, pour a cup of coffee, sit down on the couch and start shopping for the holidays.
After a two-hour basketball practice Thursday afternoon, Anthony Marshall left to join his family for a “big bash” for Thanksgiving dinner.
PARADISE ISLAND, Bahamas – With less than 30 seconds to play in Virginia Commonwealth’s first-round win at the Battle 4 Atlantis, Rams fans started chanting “We want Duke.”
JACKSON, Miss. – A federal trial has been pushed back to August for a man who was declared dead in Mississippi in 1994 and surfaced years later as a suspect in the deaths of his Las Vegas girlfriend and her daughter.
It wasn’t your normal Thanksgiving meal for the needy, but so much more.
CARSON CITY – As crazy as it may sound, a newly elected assemblyman wants to change state law and allow bicyclists and motorcyclists to turn left on red lights, at least in limited circumstances.
What’s the day after Thanksgiving without some delicious leftovers?