“ ‘Son of a Gambling Man.’ That’s who I am, and I wear the label with pride,” former Gov. Bob Miller shares in his memoir “Son of a Gambling Man: My Journey From a Casino Family to the Governor’s Mansion.”
Barb Morris has had shingles, carpal tunnel syndrome, heart problems, abdominal pains and pains in her neck, back and thighs. She has smoked, has drunk too much, has suffered depression and has used illicit drugs.
A man who died after being stabbled multiple times late Saturday has been identified by the Clark County coroner’s office.
Wanting to use spare wood around his home, Bill Hornecker transformed unused and unneeded scraps into a hobby — building miniature houses.
With all the publicity that has followed the CityCenter construction defects case, it never figured to be easy to find an impartial jury.
K2 Energy opened its more than 20,000-square-foot facility at 7461 Eastgate Road in Henderson on April 30.
The new facility is designed to carry out battery development and testing, engineering and design, battery pilot and manufacturing lines and an analytical line.
Shop Talk with Cops allowed Henderson residents to engage the police department with concerns and questions.
On April 30, members of the Las Vegas High School Alumni Association unveiled the Senior Squares Monument at Las Vegas Academy, 315 S. Seventh St., the former site of Las Vegas High School.
Before Sunday’s Life Time Grand Prix Squash Tour Vegas Open, most of what I knew about the ancient sport of squash was that it must have been named when somebody sat on it. And that one should never cancel a squash match after agreeing to one.
Most people had a favorite stuffed animal in their childhood. Whitney-area author Luke Anderson still has his, a penguin named Rodman, and he has based two books on him.
Buying a red car does not mean higher auto insurance rates. It is a myth that many valley insurance agents said they often hear.
A woman who died in a house fire on Melody Rose Avenue Wednesday has been identified by the Clark County coroner’s office.
The 17-year-old boy who died in an accident in the intersection of Washburn Road and Goldfield Street early Sunday has been identified by the Clark County coroner’s office.
As much attention as Sheldon Adelson received for the estimated $93 million he gave to Republican politicians last year, he has also been a benefactor in the war against cancer and a significant donor to other causes, according to an analysis published last week.
Terri Janison had a solid career in corporate marketing in Jackson, Miss., when she came to Las Vegas two decades ago with her husband, television weathercaster Kevin Janison.
Rancho High School teacher Isaac Barron has handed out grades for more than a decade. Some were good, some were bad, but few were less enthusiastic than the “incomplete” grade he recently assigned the North Las Vegas City Council.
Jared Hardy — a former laborer, construction manager, Realtor and now teacher at Legacy High School — would argue he has the most political experience, most of it picked up around the dinner table.
The only way 12-year-old T.J. Chiello can describe the pain caused by his Crohn’s disease is to compare it to a seismic event.
Every hiker who has heard of it dreams of walking the Bright Angel Trail, the famous footpath that snakes from the South Rim of the Grand Canyon all the way to the Colorado River on the canyon floor, with spectacular scenery almost every step of the way.
Question: Last Christmas, a friend bought for me a tiny pine tree about 6 inches tall. It is now 2 feet tall, and I need to transplant it. When is the best time of year to do this?
When is the right time to introduce the children to the new mate? This is a question that I always ask myself.
Jonathan Ruchel has graduated from basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, where he was a squad leader and earned an expert shooting medal.
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