With Las Vegas already soaked in health clubs, it might not cause much of a ripple that Edge Fitness &Tanning opened two locations in January.
A snowmobiler, probably against his better judgment, chases a massive herd of rabbits creating quite the scene and stirring debate.
Since acquiring the only Infiniti dealership in Las Vegas last year, Park Place Dealerships of Dallas has begun work on a multimillion-dollar renovation project that will soon revamp the buildings and grounds of the 6-acre property on West Sahara Avenue.
You know the feeling. At least if you’re planning to catch “Flashdance: The Musical,” which checks into The Smith Center on Tuesday for an eight-performance run.
The Nevada Gaming Commission on Thursday accepted slot machine maker Bally Technologies Inc.’s $125,000 fine that settled a 28-count complaint with state gaming regulators, but at least one member of the panel thought the penalty wasn’t high enough.
“Raiding the Rock Vault,” a merrily over-the-top history of classic rock, opens for a second year at the Las Vegas Hotel on Friday, with a few changes in the lineup and content, and more support from its host property.
An 88-year-old Northern Nevada man facing a murder charge for shooting his wife in a hospital will not face a potential death penalty.
When Greg Maddux is inducted into the baseball Hall of Fame on July 27, his plaque will reveal a cap without a logo. The former Valley High star said he didn’t want to slight the fans in Atlanta, where he played 11 seasons, or Chicago, where he played 10 years for the Cubs.
A Philadelphia woman is going to have quite a story to tell her daughter about the day she was born.
West Oakey Boulevard is shut down near Arville Street while Las Vegas police investigate a man who has barricaded himself inside a building.
Virtually every player who was asked to commit to the USA Basketball men’s national team said ‘Yes” when asked to participate in the upcoming Olympic cycle, which begins this summer with the FIBA World Cup in Spain.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas is expanding its relationship with Marriott International, John Unwin, the resort’s chief executive officer, said Thursday.
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Question: When do I no longer have to protect my citrus plants from freezing weather?
Mayor John Lee summed up his take on North Las Vegas’ future in four syllables Jan. 16 but had to invent a word to do it: “skeptomistic.”
LUNCHEON SET TO HIGHLIGHT HEART HEALTH IN LATINO WOMEN
All of the early exhibits at Nevada Connections Academy’s Jan. 15 science fair looked immaculate.
Showing that persistence prevails, Nevadans seem prepared to vote in favor of creating a three-judge Court of Appeals next November, according to a recent poll that showed the majority favor it and a mere 9 percent are undecided.
Khem Kong, a twenty-foot-wide recreation of UNLV forward Khem Birch, was unveiled by the Rebellion Wednesday night at the Thomas and Mack Center.
After filing for patents on his creation in 1971 and 1972, Gilbert Hyatt still awaits an answer. To force the issue, he sued in U.S. District Court requesting that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office make a decision, any decision.
There used to be a few billboards of my face around Vegas, and I’m not going to lie. It was the coolest thing ever. Comedian Jay Mohr knows what I’m talking about. His face is all over Vegas billboards.
HARTFORD, Conn. — Foxwoods, which has been struggling to reverse a decline in gambling revenue, is eliminating the jobs of 120 table game dealers, the workers’ union said Thursday.
Ross Kirsh hasn’t hit the big time just yet. But he has sold more than 500,000 childproof bags in the past two months to medical and recreational marijuana dispensaries in Colorado.
UNR’s president is backing a push by a growing number of faculty, staff and students to make the Reno campus smoke- and tobacco-free in one of only five states that have no such ban at any of their colleges or universities.
The Target data breach has already cost credit unions in Nevada $89,760 in card reissuance and other expenses, according to figures released Wednesday by the Nevada and California Credit Union Leagues.
Like the lunatic fan everyone despises but tolerates because the home team wins when he attends the party or the nutcase who retires to his basement to create more good luck for his favorite side, UNLV should immediately enroll in a local hotel’s rewards program.