Las Vegas Constable John Bonaventura is a blame shifter.
NEW YORK — LeBron James stretched his arm above the rim, soaring high on a shaky knee and turning his steal into a finishing dunk as Carmelo Anthony hung his head near midcourt.
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The UNLV baseball team piled up five first-inning runs and five more in the fifth inning, rolling over Hawaii 12-4 on Sunday at Wilson Stadium.
AVONDALE, Ariz. — Carl Edwards climbed from his car, stood on the door and landed a backflip near the finish line. He then hopped up on the wall in front of the grandstand, grabbed the checkered flag and waded into the crowd, trading high-fives with fans.
More than a decade after Kyra McMullan died of brain cancer at 2½ years old, Lynn McMullan still couldn’t say her daughter’s name.
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. — Redevelopment plans for a popular Lake Tahoe campground and resort dating to the 1930s would eliminate parking along busy Highway 89 and cut the number of camp sites by nearly one-third, but offer year-round camping for the first time.
PHOENIX — The Hualapai Tribe has taken over a second major tourism project from investment partners.
ST. GEORGE, Utah — A group of state officials and educators is looking for Utah families willing to take in teens who have left polygamous homes.
CARSON CITY — An initiative to tax businesses grossing more than $1 million a year gets its first hearing before state lawmakers and will headline the discussion as the Nevada Legislature enters its fifth week.
When lawmakers and Gov. Brian Sandoval touted a package of education overhauls two years ago that were set to change the face of education in Nevada, they expected the key piece of the project — a high-stakes teacher evaluation — to be ready to go this year.
Charles Young said he was fighting for a “livable wage” late Sunday afternoon as he and about 250 drivers participated in the first cabby strike in the Las Vegas Valley in nearly two decades, promising they wouldn’t cross the picket line unless certain demands were met.
A motorcyclist is in critical condition after being struck by a car Saturday night in the intersection of Desert Inn Road and Nellis Boulevard, according to Las Vegas police.
Sorry, Bally Technologies. You guys are boring.
When McCarran International Airport managers receive a store proposal promising rent far higher than the norm, it’s a good sign that the number is based on a stereotype.
Siegel Group Nevada has acquired three apartment complexes totaling 247 units on Fremont Street for $3.85 million, or about $15,600 a unit, said Stephen Siegel, the commercial real estate investment group’s founder and chief executive officer.
Ryan Zagata, founder of Brooklyn Cruiser LLC, which sells urban bikes out of Brooklyn, N.Y., needed his first commercial loan to accelerate growth. The 18-month-old business had been self-funded, with reinvested profits, but Zagata didn’t want a loan to depend on equity. He was a poster boy with personal assets, a fine credit rating and a strong earnings history in sales, his previous career, an important factor should a business fail. Two large national banks denied his application — they needed more than two years of consistent cash flow.
Imagine creating art with every balloon color in the rainbow.
Gerety & Associates named Hayley Jensen staff accountant. She will work seasonally preparing tax returns and providing various services to the firm’s clients.
The first half of Daniel McNutt’s adult life was spent with the Marines, serving as an infantry officer. The second half of his life was focused on the law, specializing in business litigation.
This is Sports Entertainment Gear’s year.
Consumer confidence in the overall economy and sentiment toward technology both fell again in February, the latest figures released by the Consumer Electronics Association show.
Ariel Castro had a front-row seat to all the action at the 2013 International CES in January, and he’s not even in the consumer electronics industry.
Malaysia-based Genting Group today will announce acquisition of the Echelon site on the Strip and outline plans to build a $2 billion hotel-casino complex on the 87-acre development halted by the onset of the recession almost five years ago.