Here’s a good motto to guide you through normal American politics: “Lord, give me coffee to change the things I can change, and give me wine to accept the things I can’t.”
Jerome, once called “the wickedest town in the West,” now is one of Arizona’s liveliest ghost towns, billing itself as the “Ghost Capital” of the state.
The Tony and Renee Marlon Charitable Foundation was honored during the 12th annual Storybook Gala benefiting Spread the Word Nevada on Sept. 28 at The Venetian.
Gibraltar-based 888 Holdings has quietly carved out an extra-large share of the neophyte U.S. online gaming market.
On Tuesday it will have been 20 years since a guy wearing a striped shirt with orange armbands skated into the center ice faceoff circle at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City with a hockey puck in his hand.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal presents its annual list of craft bazaars, festivals and events for those interested in starting their holiday shopping while supporting nonprofit organizations.
The claws came out for the Frank Marino roast on Friday inside a rollicking Stratosphere showroom.
One woman is dead and four freeway lanes are closed after a double car accident Sunday morning on Interstate 15.
It has not happened yet, and the unenviable task now falls on Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo.
Bust out the bandanas, jeans and motorcycle boots. It’s the last day of Las Vegas BikeFest.
As he calls on airline headquarters around the world in his quest for new flights to Las Vegas, Mark Suman finds that a personal question occasionally makes the agenda: Does he live in a hotel?
Some problems cannot be solved. They can only be managed.
When the American colonialists united to say a decisive “No!” to British rule, they flew several flags under and around Old Glory. Anchors. Eagles. Minutemen standing over the banner “Give me liberty, or give me death.”
Many good 32-year-old boxers have had the experience of fighting in Las Vegas. But Sean Monaghan got a late start as a professional, and the light heavyweight from Long Beach, N.Y., finally is getting his chance to show his goods in the fight capital of the world.
Ian Locke rushed for two first-half touchdowns, and Matthew Larson also had two TD runs to help host Mountain View’s football team storm to a 46-13 win over Laughlin on Saturday.
As his lawyer categorically denied all allegations, a 29-year-old San Francisco man stood accused in court Friday of running an encrypted website as “Dread Pirate Roberts.” Authorities say the site has collected $1 billion in revenue.
“I always forget something,” laments a young husband while his wife berates him for buying the kind of orange juice with pulp that they don’t even like and the wrong kind of detergent.
At lunchtime Monday, a brand-new government body reboots one of the valley’s most important economic development initiatives.
During the valley’s long economic boom, hotel-casino grand openings were semi-annual occasions. You could plan the next big party based on the presence of construction cranes.
National parks and monuments from coast to coast have been shuttered since Tuesday, but not because of the federal government shutdown. No, most of these tourist attractions and community recreation spots were blocked off strictly for show.
A lot of local business owners give back to the community. It’ s hard not to when you the community is your customer base.
More than 1,300 open container violations have been tossed from the Municipal Court system after Las Vegas city officials decided the citations didn’t contain enough information to support prosecution.
Albert Pujols sued Jack Clark on Friday over comments on a local radio show accusing the three-time NL MVP of using steroids.
U.S. military forces on Saturday struck out against Islamic extremists who have carried out terrorist attacks in East Africa, snatching a man allegedly involved in the bombings of U.S. embassies 15 years ago but missing a man linked to last month’s attack on a Nairobi shopping mall.
The chief of the Arizona fire department that lost 19 wildland firefighters in June says he is being forced out of his job.
A motorcycle crash in central Las Vegas sent one man to the hospital Saturday, where he later died.