Las Vegas police are still searching for a man who they believe barricaded himself inside his home after a domestic dispute Sunday evening.
For four straight games, the San Antonio Spurs showed off all the teamwork and tenacity that the Los Angeles Lakers lacked all season long. And when the Lakers’ tumultuous season finally collapsed Sunday night, the smooth Spurs rolled right past them to the second round.
Michael Jordan got married over the weekend in front of a few hundred of his family and closest friends.
The fugitive owner of an illegally constructed building that collapsed and killed at least 377 people was captured Sunday by a commando force as he tried to flee into India.
“Iron Man 3” was the heavy-lifter at theaters with a colossal overseas debut that overshadowed a gang of mercenary bodybuilders in a sleepy pre-summer weekend at the domestic box office.
Apparently I’m the last to hear about any cyberspace phenomena. A little research suggests I’m the 27-million-and-ninth person to see The Dove Beauty Sketches. If you, too, are a member of Not Cyberhip of America, you can watch the video right on YouTube.
We’re more than two-thirds of the way through the 2013 Legislature, and while some big debates have been had, some even bigger ones remain ahead.
Arman Izadi, arrested last week on charges related to pimping, was a high-profile VIP on the club scene.
The lockdown in Boston after the marathon bombing proved once again that:
For something that generated only $600,000 in gross revenue last year, sports betting kiosks in bars and taverns sure have gotten a lot of attention lately.
The fact that the Boston Marathon bombing was carried out by two immigrants with ties to mostly Islamic Chechnya will have impacts on many fronts. Unfolding revelations could impact the prospects of immigration reform. And questions still loom as to how and why the Russians apparently warned the CIA that older brother Tamerlan Tsarnaev was a prime candidate for terrorism, whereupon the CIA told the FBI, whereupon … nothing much happened.
After five years as the hardest-hit state of the Great Recession, Nevadans might expect their 2013 Legislature to be asking what it can do to help the state’s surviving entrepreneurs expand their businesses and create new jobs.
A holiday weekend in February presented the perfect opportunity for my family to set out on an Arizona adventure.
Cerca country embraces the great outdoors in May with events for hikers, runners and mules.
A historic ranch lies at the heart of Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs, a spacious city recreational facility at the edge of northwest Las Vegas.
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Dr. Brian Iriye and Kelly Iriye were the honorees during the Chefs for Kids dinner and auction April 20 at Caesars Palace.
As debilitating as hypoplastic left heart syndrome and pulmonary stenosis may sound, the thousands of teens living with such heart conditions in Nevada often go unsuspected, distinguishing themselves by their accomplishments rather than their medical records.
Surprise your mom. Get her something she’s never opened on Mother’s Day. Here are a few suggestions.
For the past 14 years, the Southern Nevada Water Authority has celebrated innovative and water-efficient landscape designs through its Landscape Awards Competition. Homeowners, landscape architects, landscape contractors and the like have earned awards for their efforts to help promote water conservation through designing and creating landscapes that are colorfully spectacular.
It might be spring fever, but there’s something in the air besides pollen and it smells a little like — could it be? — creativity.
Combine technology with adolescent romance and what do you get? If you’re Lindsey Leavitt, fodder for a new novel. In her latest book, “Going Vintage” (Bloomsbury, $16.99), the best-selling Las Vegas-based author explores the intersection of technology and adolescent angst, with a dollop of retro innocence thrown in.
Necole Zeigler’s Wonder Woman boots are made for walking. Which is a good thing, since she pledged to wear them 40 days straight, no matter what. Since April 1, Zeigler , 42, has donned the shiny red, white and blue vinyl boots and gone about her business as though wearing a superhero’s footwear is the most natural thing in the world.
Pro-Ed/PCCN Certification Review & CEN Review The Orleans April 29-May 2 300
When Tate Snyder Kimsey was founded in 1960 as George G. Tate & Associates, the architectural firm specialized in designing public schools and government buildings in Nevada.