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I disagree with you. My son was a straight A student in high school, a college graduate and came out as gay with no family angst. My nieces and nephews, however, the boys are in jail and the girls are making babies before 20. I think they were raised the way their parents were raised. I live with my mother and she loves babies but not children.
Cheyenne Leonard, 17, was crowned 2013 Miss Teen Wheelchair Nevada on March 2. She was born with a disability due to a stroke in utero, which caused her to be born with a broken back.
The 17th annual Extreme Thing is scheduled from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. March 30 at Desert Breeze Park, 8275 Spring Mountain Road.
Vegas girl Jenna Jameson, the world’s most famous former porn star, tells me she is finally writing a sequel to her best-selling book, “How to Make Love Like a Porn Star: A Cautionary Tale.”
Secretary of State Ross Miller was smart to unveil his voter photo identification legislation last fall, well ahead of the start of the 2013 Legislature. It gave him months to address the concerns of his fellow Democrats, who traditionally loathe voter ID laws.
Good news: It turns out the Legislature can still pass a mining tax!
Shareholders of slot machine manufacturer WMS Industries will vote May 10 whether to accept a $1.5 billion buyout offer from lottery equipment provider Scientific Games.
The Nevada Gaming Commission is seeking public comment before drafting interstate online poker regulations under the recently passed Assembly Bill 114.
Inside Viva Las Arepas, smells of wood-fired chicken, beef and pork fill the air. Plates piled high with yuca, fried plantains and meats leave the kitchen with glasses of fresh, tropical fruit juice while customers at the counter order the restaurant’s signature arepas.
The last thing Rancho baseball coach Tom Pletsch wanted to see was Durango’s Anthony Parry standing in the batter’s box one more time.
The 28th edition of the Nightclub & Bar Convention and Trade Show opens today at the Las Vegas Convention Center, and one expert is bothered that many attendees will miss the main benefit.
Brigham Young’s radio play-by-play announcer lamented on air how he wished the Cougars played UNLV in baseball more often.
Despite being dominated in the biggest fight of his career, Nick Diaz once again found a way to steal the show on Saturday night.
The sight of Carlos Lopez-Sosa standing in front of the bench in his warmups applauding teammates and trying to ignite the crowd has become an indelible image for UNLV fans.
It was a little past 3 p.m. Sunday when Bryant Gumbel’s brother announced that seventh-seeded San Diego State would play 10th-seeded Oklahoma in the NCAA Tournament in Philadelphia on Friday.
The first pitcher Zach Walters faced in college was the otherworldly Washington Nationals sensation Stephen Strasburg.
It’s that time of year, America. Time to dive head-first into the office pool and mark those parlay cards while spending countless hours sneaking peeks at your favorite college basketball teams during the NCAA Tournament.
Brittney Griner and Baylor’s path to a second straight national championship will have a familiar feel.
A Las Vegas-based former defense adviser is one of 20 former advisers to write a letter to President Barack Obama regarding North Korea’s nuclear missile tests.
CARSON CITY — Nevadans would be able to support public education by “toking up ” if a bill introduced Monday becomes law.
Another former Palms race and sports book employee pleaded guilty Monday in a betting scheme federal authorities say defrauded the resort of more than $800,000.
Las Vegas resident Tom Nilson is hopeful a proposed city ordinance will mean his next RV trip doesn’t involve a detour to the courthouse.
Former Henderson firefighter Dwight C. Jackson was sentenced Monday to 21 months in federal prison for tax crimes.