The U.S. Bureau of Land Management has announced new rules restricting the private sale of wild horses and burros.
Las Vegas saw more than $120 million in commercial loans go into default in November, including the Rainbow Promenade shopping center at 2051 N. Rainbow Blvd., according to a report from Nevada Title Co. JP Morgan is the original beneficiary of the $37.9 million loan.
Shares of Las Vegas-based companies posted modest gains on Friday as the Dow Jones industrial average gained 44 points.
A member of the Saudi Arabian military in the U.S. for a training mission has been charged with raping a boy in a Strip hotel on New Year’s Eve.
Let me begin with a bold assumption: If the thunderous voice of God himself, clothed in smoke and fire from atop Mount Sinai, commanding “thou shalt do no murder,” is not enough to stay the hand of human evil, then a law passed by the United States Congress isn’t going to do the trick.
Nevada Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto will unveil the “Home Again” homeowner relief program during a press conference Monday at the Grant Sawyer Building.
Viva Tours, formed last year to build Chinese tourism to the United States, has a arranged a tour of 20 travel agents from Fujian province.
A national trade group has anointed a Nevada power plant the country’s safest fossil fuel-powered generating station.
On a night when UNLV appeared at times to be settling for mediocrity, Khem Birch refused to be average.
TUCSON, Ariz. – Kevin Parrom scored five of his 16 points in overtime after No. 3 Arizona staged an improbable rally, and the Wildcats escaped with a 92-83 victory over Colorado in the teams’ Pac-12 opener Thursday.
Melvin Shivers is well aware the third quarter has been the Achilles’ heel for the Rancho boys basketball team this season.
Andy Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs should be quite familiar by now.
Wranglers center Chris Francis, a Las Vegas native, will play in the 2013 ECHL All-Star Classic on Jan. 23 at Loveland, Colo.
