Superintendent Pat Skorkowsky explained Thursday how his recent reshuffling and promotions of Clark County School District leadership will slightly cut central office spending.
I remember fondly the time I spent working as a reporter at the Sacramento Union. I found myself thinking about the Union when reading the lawsuit Las Vegas Sun Editor and Publisher Brian Greenspun filed against Stephens Media LLC, the company that owns the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
If you build it, they will come. At least until police start handing out citations that fly in the face of what Las Vegas nightlife is about.
Perhaps one day, a high-speed train will be built within projected costs and bring all the utopian benefits of mass transit that proponents promised.
Hundreds of guys will flock to a ballroom Friday night, eyes fixed on a stage, and no dancers resembling Kate Upton will be shedding clothes and sweeping up $1 bills. The power of football, and how to bet on it, will be on display.
Two of the year’s most important races are this weekend in the $1 million Travers Stakes at Saratoga on Saturday and the $1 million Pacific Classic Stakes at Del Mar on Sunday.
DeMarco Murray is ready to do with the Dallas Cowboys what he finally did in his third year with the Oklahoma Sooners — put in a full season after frustrating setbacks cut short the first two.
Nevada commuters tend to spend more than most of the country on taxes and fees, as well as insurance and repairs, according to a new Bankrate.com ranking of the 50 states by driving cost.
It pays not to work in Nevada, at least according to a new study by the libertarian Cato Institute.
Follow the link for Green Valley’s preseason capsule information.
Most reporters hate teleconferences. But most teleconferences don’t come with a Lee Strasberg/“Godfather II” riff as they do with Steely Dan.
Follow the link for Bishop Gorman’s preseason capsule information.
The Nevada Gaming Commission on Thursday found itself debating potential changes to a regulation governing the operation of slot machines inside the state’s tavern industry.
Las Vegas police rescued an injured hiker who went missing Wednesday night on Mount Charleston.
Special Olympics Nevada is struggling to absorb the unexpected loss of half of a major grant, a $45,000 budget reduction that will mean fewer opportunities for disabled students in the Clark County School District.
One person was taken to the hospital after an apparent shooting Thursday evening in northeast Las Vegas.
A former Clark County public information officer was sentenced Thursday to more than 12 years in prison for transporting child pornography.
Las Vegas police are looking for a man suspected of stabbing another man in the face in late July near the Fremont Street resort corridor.
The Nevada Gaming Commission learned Thursday there is a marked split among the state’s race and sports book industry as to whether or not rebates should be offered to customers who make pari-mutuel racing wagers.
Charges against a northern Arizona rancher who assessed a fee for tourists headed to the Grand Canyon Skywalk have been dropped.
A bicyclist died Wednesday after being hit by a car on Valley View Boulevard.
Wearing a white T-shirt and flashing a smile, Hosni Mubarak was transferred from prison Thursday to a Nile-side military hospital where he will be under house arrest, a reversal of fortune for the former president who was ousted by a popular uprising and is on trial for complicity in the killing of protesters in 2011.
Las Vegas won’t yet accept applications for medical marijuana businesses despite a new state law authorizing regulated pot sales and production.
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Family owners of beloved Vegas restaurant involved in wild lawsuit
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