If your name was Jessie and you were from Las Vegas, Friday was a good night.
Derek Morefield wants to clear up a misconception about the Cimarron-Memorial football team.
After running a gauntlet of regional and national powers over the first five weeks of the season, prevailing wisdom held Bishop Gorman could set the cruise control with league play beginning on Friday night.
Family Court is where marriages end, child custody and support are decided, and many juveniles answer for criminal conduct. There is drama and unhappiness to spare.
The Meadows girls tennis coach Frideric Prandecki figured to have a difficult time replacing four talented seniors from last year’s state championship squad.
Athletes and coaches long have complained about being misquoted.
Set Jet LLC, the latest private flight service to land in Las Vegas, has borrowed a cornerstone of its business plan from the seemingly opposite Allegiant Air.
Geri Hutt, who is 73, didn’t plan to deliver the newspaper for pretty much the rest of forever. That’s just how things worked out.
When the football schedule was released in April, it seemed apparent the four-game stretch that ends Saturday would make or break UNLV’s season. It’s a span of games that only has grown in importance with each of the three Rebels victories.
Ted Hartwell is a victim of the federal government shutdown. He is one of several researchers at the Desert Research Institute who have been told by the federal government to stop working. The institute is the research arm of the Nevada System of Higher Education and about 50 percent of its funding comes from the federal government.
The Alabama Supreme Court on Friday rejected an elderly north Alabama man’s appeal to keep the grave of his late wife in the front yard of the home they shared for decades.