Fights over finances are a commonly known cause of stress and divorce, and a new survey indicates that while the average couple fights over money five times a year, they discuss finances reasonably fewer than two times a month. Every couple knows there are some topics you just don’t bring up – his mother’s dreadful cooking, your uncle’s bad manners. Money, however, should never be among those subjects you don’t discuss – especially if you’re planning your wedding.
On the cusp of the NHL on several occasions, former Wranglers goaltender Marc Magliarditi never got his shot.
Shauna Khorrami’s eight-month, eyebrow-raising anchor run at KLAS-TV, Channel 8, is over.
Bonanza High School teacher John Mannion has the right to be presumed innocent of the current criminal charges against him.
Mark Kamsamnida has been looking for a much-loved recipe that was lost in a move, and it appears we’ve found it. The recipe appeared in Bon Appetit in 1997.
Grapes: Garnacha (70 percent), Tempranillo (30 percent)
Bishop Gorman’s football team wasn’t pleased at being excluded from the Sollenberger Classic this season.
UNLV softball player Amanda Oliveto was named Mountain West pitcher of the week on Tuesday after going 3-0 in the San Diego Classic II. Oliveto capped the weekend with a no-hitter in the Rebels’ 5-0 victory over Massachusetts.
Tuesday’s game didn’t start out as planned for Josh Nuernberg and his Cimarron-Memorial baseball teammates.
The NCAA Tournament officially is under way, and coaches have been known to grab whatever tape they can if they believe it can give them an edge in surviving and advancing.
Take a look at this year’s Southern Nevada Sports Hall of Fame induction class. What do you see?
The Mountain West stuck out its chest a little farther Sunday when five of its nine basketball teams were selected to the NCAA Tournament, but that’s already old news. What matters now is how each performs when the madness begins.
There’s a new warbird on the block at Nellis Air Force Base.
Clark County sewer customers will get a 4 percent reduction in their bills, county commissioners decided Tuesday.
Clark County commissioners on Tuesday directed staff to bring back a proposal that would increase commissioners’ $72,488 annual salaries.
A class of 14 firefighter recruits won’t be allowed to graduate after suspicions of cheating on a written test surfaced last month, a Las Vegas city official said Tuesday.
One state official is going where few policymakers dare.
The chief executive officer of the Teachers Health Trust, a nonprofit that provides health insurance to Clark County public school teachers, said Tuesday that its coffers are not as depleted as suggested last month by the director of the union that founded it.
With its plans to legalize sports gambling held up in federal court, New Jersey is allowing casinos to offer daily fantasy games as an alternative.
Today’s theme is enforcement. As in force. As in your government is going to force you to do, or not to do, certain things.
HAWTHORNE — Tears were shed Tuesday in this town of about 3,000 for seven U.S. Marines no one here knew.
A 46-year-old man whose body was discovered in a southwest valley apartment was fatally stabbed, Las Vegas police said Tuesday.
UFC President Dana White threw some verbal jabs Tuesday at Culinary Local 226, blaming the 60,000-member union for using its political muscle to stop the legalization of UFC and mixed martial arts fights in New York state.
Nevada had the highest percentage of mortgaged properties with negative equity in the fourth quarter at 52.4 percent and an average loan-to-value ratio of 103.7 percent, analytic firm CoreLogic reported Tuesday.
One of the Strip’s most expensive nightclub projects will debut next month.
Las Vegas Township Constable John Bonaventura has a job until 2015.
