Chaos around Nevada Assemblyman Steven Brooks intensified Friday as he was placed in protective custody after police found him “handling a sword” at a relative’s home and his friend and political mentor Ricki Barlow accused North Las Vegas police of bungling their investigation into allegations of threats by Brooks to harm Assembly Speaker Marilyn Kirkpatrick.
Caesars Palace announced nearly two years ago that it would renovate the second-oldest tower at the Strip resort into a luxury boutique hotel with the help of Nobu Hospitality. The construction walls finally came down this week.
Drivers for the city’s second-largest cab company will vote Sunday and Monday on the second contract proposal in three months, although even union officials acknowledge a tepid initial reaction.
The inventory of high-rise condo units available for sale in Las Vegas grew by about 25 percent as 100 units at Veer Towers have come to the market, a local broker said Friday.
Western Alliance Bancorporation, the parent company of Las Vegas-based Bank of Nevada, reported net income of $32.1 in the fourth quarter, more than quadruple the $7.1 million reported for the same period last year.
NEW YORK – A wayward dolphin has been making a splash in a polluted New York City canal.
For a bird most often associated with misty forests and snow-capped peaks, there sure are a lot of bald eagles at Lake Mead. Biologists spotted 163 of them during their recent annual count at the 1.5 million-acre national recreation area.
Assembly Speaker Marilyn Kirkpatrick jokingly mimicked Assemblyman Steven Brooks’ “Jesus-on-the-cross” photo that appeared in Friday’s Review-Journal.
Kazuo Okada opened a new front in the sprawling legal war with Wynn Resorts Ltd. by raising questions of financial impropriety by company chairman and CEO Steve Wynn.
President Barack Obama has chosen Las Vegas as the platform to begin his push for immigration reform this year, the White House said Friday.
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