Charles Waddell is looking for a local source for thick Amish-style noodles like he used to get at Glazier’s Food Marketplace, and in response, Pamela Moore emailed that she makes her own.
Languedoc-Roussillon in the south of France stretches along the Mediterranean coastline from the east where it borders Provence into the west where it comes down to the Spanish border and the Pyrenees Mountains.
Jayde Fuzion, led by Seonkyoung Longest, winner of the Food Network’s “Restaurant Express,” opened in December in the space formerly occupied by Marinelli’s Italian Restaurant.
Las Vegas officials have abandoned a plan to tax downtown businesses to raise more than $50 million for a new sports arena but still want the $390 million development.
It’s difficult for UNLV coach Dave Rice to pinpoint what has bothered his basketball team on its home floor. Still, he might have the answer.
A military judge on Tuesday ordered a Nellis Air Force Base major to forfeit $3,678 in pay and allowances for one month after he pleaded guilty to two of three charges in what began as a sex abuse court-martial involving an enlisted man.
A swirling storm clobbered parts of the mid-Atlantic and the urban Northeast on Tuesday, dumping nearly a foot and a half of snow, grounding thousands of flights, closing government offices in the nation’s capital and making a mess of the evening commute.
Las Vegas city officials are asking residents in a northwest neighborhood to be patient while crews remove storm debris from a flood control facility.
A 4-year-old boy died after being found by firefighters during a building fire in the southeast valley Tuesday afternoon.
A Nevada group seeking to preserve the state’s constitutional definition of marriage as being between a man and a woman filed its legal response Tuesday to a challenge by several same-sex couples who argue it should be struck down by the federal courts.
Clark County commissioners defeated the More Cops sales tax proposal on Tuesday. The measure died with a 4-3 vote, and failed to garner the five-vote super-majority of the seven-member body.
The city of North Las Vegas does not have the authority to suspend millions of dollars in long-sought union employee pay raises, a judge decided Tuesday.
A Bay Area Rapid Transit police officer accidentally shot and killed a fellow officer Tuesday in the first on-duty fatality in the department’s 42-year history, authorities said.
Crystal Riley and Bobby Dezarov moved up their wedding plans on the chance that Kyle Busch might attend their Las Vegas wedding. That’s how the NASCAR driver ended up as a groomsman, standing before the pastor at the Chapel of the Bells.
Las Vegas Paving Corp. was awarded a $9.7 million construction contract Tuesday to extend Galleria Drive in Henderson.
Clark County commissioners renewed County Manager Don Burnette’s contract, giving him a 2 percent raise on his base salary.
Las Vegas police are investigating a possible road rage shooting near Tropicana Avenue and Rainbow Boulevard. Police responded to a car crash after 5 p.m. Tuesday and found a man suffering from a gunshot wound, according to Lt. Mark Reddon.
Citigroup Inc. is eliminating the last 220 jobs at its sprawling campus at the Lakes in Las Vegas, a spokeswoman for the financial services firm confirmed Tuesday. About 60 employees will work from home, Janis Tarter, a Citi spokeswoman, said.
University Medical Center Chief Operating Officer Lawrence Barnard was tapped Tuesday to fill in as the interim chief executive officer at the public hospital.
Sue Lowden needs to explain why she has advanced her campaign for lieutenant governor $100,000 of her own money when she wants to repay debts from her 2010 U.S. Senate campaign at 45 cents on the dollar, her primary opponent said Tuesday.
In the late afternoon of Jan. 10, Heather Price Papayoti of Phoenix became the seventh person to commit suicide at the Hoover Dam bypass bridge, falling 900 feet to the Colorado River below.
Las Vegas is a big-league town without a big-league team. But the city is so confident that sports would jump-start Symphony Park’s development that it’s willing to spend public money on an arena to lure at least one franchise downtown.
About 13 Nevada-based companies are putting it all out there this week, in an attempt to catch that special someone’s eye.
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Southwest Vegas food hall closing only a year after opening
‘Top Chef’ stars to close Las Vegas Strip pop-up restaurant
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Wynn’s plans to build a third tower on Strip still alive