Acoustical guitarist Hal Savar has played a lot of requests in his day.
It was clear earlier this year that something was up when U.S. Sen. Harry Reid again nominated District Judge Elissa Cadish for the federal bench.
The second week of the 2013 Legislature is not quite over, and already Nevadans have heard more open, honest discussions about state tax policy than they typically get in an entire regular session.
TRENTON, N.J — State sovereignty, not point spreads, took center stage Thursday as lawyers for New Jersey and the Department of Justice sparred over the constitutionality of a 21-year-old federal law prohibiting all but four states from allowing legal sports betting.
You know the news isn’t great when a company’s earnings statement acknowledges the “need for change” and a “new path forward.”
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — A federal court has dealt a blow to the business arm of a northern Arizona tribe that owns the Grand Canyon Skywalk by upholding a $28.5 million judgment in favor of a Las Vegas developer who invested the money to build the horseshoe-shaped glass bridge on tribal land.
DALLAS — US Airways CEO Doug Parker has landed the big merger he sought for years. Now the soon-to-be CEO of the new American Airlines has to make it work.
Panattoni Development is pouring footings for Shuffle Master’s 130,000-square-foot headquarters near the southern Beltway and Jones Boulevard, one of the larger industrial projects under construction in Las Vegas Valley.
Desert Pines fans already had begun filing into Sunrise Mountain’s gymnasium Thursday when they were told they wouldn’t get to watch their boys basketball team play.
One brother led a first-half comeback. The other took care of things down the stretch.
Dorothy Kendrick wasn’t wearing a top hat and cape, but the Canyon Springs girls basketball coach still acted like a magician on Thursday.
Tayler Aleman hit a two-run home run in the first inning, and it stood up for the UNLV softball team (3-3) in a 2-1 victory Thursday over San Jose State (4-3) in the Easton Desert Classic at Eller Media Stadium.
It has been 62 years since Roland Minson and Mel Hutchins led Brigham Young to the National Invitation Tournament championship. On Saturday, they will be honored for their achievements at the school.
If you asked 100 horseplayers in Las Vegas for their philosophy of betting, you may get nearly as many answers. But I think one thing in common might be trying to bet a little to win a lot.
MORAGA, Calif. — Gary Bell Jr. scored 20 points and helped fuel a fast start to the second half that helped No. 5 Gonzaga take a stranglehold on the West Coast Conference race with a 77-60 victory over Saint Mary’s on Thursday night.
VIERA, Fla. — Bryce Harper arrived early at the Washington Nationals’ spring training camp and declared he has several goals for this season. He’ll share only one publicly, though.
When it comes to expansion, Major League Soccer has done a good job in vetting potential candidates and markets.
Tim Chambers, who experienced enormous success in the Las Vegas high school ranks and at College of Southern Nevada, knew he had a rebuilding job on his hands at UNLV.
A quick look at the updated NBA Draft board, topped by Kansas guard Ben McLemore, explains in part why this college basketball season has become a circus of unpredictability.
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — Two northern Arizona tribes that lost millions of dollars in annual revenue with the closure of a coal-fired power plant in Southern Nevada are set to benefit from the sale of pollution credits.
The Las Vegas Valley will have a new bus operator come July, the Regional Transportation Commission decided Thursday.
You don’t have to drive far through Assembly District 17 to get a sense of the place Steven Brooks is supposed to be representing at the Legislature.
The MAGIC fashion trade show is coming to Las Vegas. So you will see unusual concerts pop up around town, including at clubs.
When I was a wee lad, no one played electronic dance music anywhere in America — not on the radio and not in clubs.
Tickets are on sale for the 39th annual UNLVino in April. The event, with the theme “Fall in Love Again,” has been expanded to four days, with Bubble-Licious at The Venetian April 18, Sake Fever at The Mirage April 19, the grand tasting at Paris Las Vegas April 20 and BAR-b-q at the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health April 21.