If it seems as if Natalie Merchant just sort of vanished, you’re not that far wrong.
Quintrell Thomas accepted long ago that this is the hand college basketball has dealt him, perhaps not the royal flush he imagined coming out of high school as one of the nation’s top 20 players, but one that hasn’t busted him just yet.
Through creative accounting, controversial Las Vegas Township Constable John Bonaventura in the past month has paid lawyers Spencer Judd and Robert Pool, against the wishes of Clark County commissioners, the Review-Journal has learned.
The Skyvue giant Ferris wheel project gained breathing room on Thursday as three contractors released their liens for unpaid bills with the promise that others will follow suit.
Opening military combat jobs to women might cause less change than meets the eye, according to Rep. Joe Heck, an Army Reserve commander as well as a Nevada congressman.
You thought the next census was still seven years off? Not if you own one of 23,000 business in Las Vegas.
When it was time to finish a grind-it-out game, Anthony Bennett fought off the defense and elevated to throw down a two-handed slam, punctuating a performance that summed up UNLV’s night.
City National Corp.’s fourth-quarter earnings rose 8 percent on strong loan growth, especially from commercial and industrial lending, but its profit was hurt by low interest rates, generating results that missed Wall Street expectations.
A state senator wants to change Nevada law to make sure mentally ill people are prevented from buying guns.
Population in Las Vegas will grow by 1.2 percent, employment will grow by less than 1 percent and visitor count will top 40 million in 2013, business executives said Thursday at Preview Las Vegas 2013.
