Intense thunderstorms and tornadoes swept across a number of Midwestern states Sunday, causing damage in a number of communities in central Illinois and sending people into their basements for shelter and even prompting officials at Soldier Field to postpone a Bears game and clear the stadium and field.
Vernon Fox could have gone for the jugular twice in the fourth quarter Saturday. Instead, Faith Lutheran’s first-year football coach opted to put the game in the hands of his defense.
Quick — name 50 types of crepes. That’s how many general manager Agnes Aleksander can make at The Crepe inside Tivoli Village, 420 S. Rampart Blvd., Suite 150.
Rarely flashy, the Kansas City Chiefs keep finding ways to win for coach Andy Reid, who made his reputation as an offensive architect but is now building a contender with defense.
Nevada State College will participate in a national pilot program that officials say will help improve the college’s first-year student retention rate and graduation numbers.
When children stick something in their ears or noses, it’s noticeable. When they swallow something, it’s not.
“Thirteen Bloody Days of Christmas” aren’t usually what tourists have on their minds while cramming themselves into tight Las Vegas spots during the holidays. But the flow of the local blood supply can be a matter of life or death.
Las Vegas is the focus of an international cybercrime syndicate case, with the first two defendants standing trial in federal court.
With an economic revival in full swing in downtown Las Vegas, the sight of vacant, boarded buildings on Fremont Street elicits giddy speculation about what new restaurant, bar or small business might be coming next.
A veritable running machine, prolific American marathoner and ultramarathoner Michael Wardian constantly is pushing his limits.
It’s been nearly a month, but Caesars Entertainment Corp. Chairman Gary Loveman is still fuming over his company’s rejection by casino regulators in Massachusetts.
Jeff Henderson is no stranger to creating tasty recipes and then sharing them with others.
As his team celebrated its state championship win over Palo Verde, Eldorado boys soccer coach Gerald Pentsil wasn’t sure what to say.
Arbor View’s players were breathless and overjoyed after claiming their second straight Division I girls soccer state championship Saturday, but junior Breanna Larkin was thinking of a bigger celebration.
In the blink of an eye, all the bad memories left the mind of Faith Lutheran’s Cayla Nikodemus.
For many experienced boxers, old habits are hard to break.
Andre Ward returned from a 14-month ring absence with a lopsided unanimous decision over Edwin Rodriguez on Saturday night to retain his WBA super middleweight title.
WASHINGTON — The House approved a bill last week to let Americans keep individual health plans facing cancellation under the Affordable Care Act.
