Whether you’re a buyer or seller, your inner crisis manager will emerge if a sale is going south. You’ve invested in the process and don’t want the sale to fall through.
To an average rider, the Regional Transportation Commission’s task looked simple: Create a slight detour for one of the three bus routes serving McCarran International Airport to include a stop at Terminal 3.
Now’s your chance to collect them all.
Eight children and their mother were killed in an early morning house fire in western Kentucky on Thursday, with only the injured father and an 11-year-old girl escaping, Kentucky State Police said.
An employee of a McDonald’s restaurant in Pittsburgh was charged Wednesday with selling heroin in Happy Meals to customers using the coded request “I’d like to order a toy.”
Nevada National Guard soldier Adam Fenner and Lance Taubold will read an excerpt from their novel “On Two Fronts” and host a discussion with guests during a free public event at 1 p.m. Saturday at The Center, 401 S. Maryland Parkway.
Almost 15,000 nonprofit groups are registered in Nevada, but only 4,681 are tax-deductible organizations, according to the Alliance of Nevada Nonprofits.
The Federal Reserve’s use of quantitative easing to stimulate the economy and reduce unemployment hasn’t been as successful as it could have been and has created long-term problems, according to Allan Meltzer, a political economy professor with Carnegie Mellon University.
A national brokerage firm predicts a year of sustained recovery in the Las Vegas Valley’s commercial real estate markets.
A same-sex couple made an appearance on a Disney Channel show for the first time on Sunday.
A swarm of earthquakes has been shaking things up in and around Virginia City but no damage was reported.
Vernon Fox recently took a moment to look at jerseys and memorabilia in his closet, and the pictures hanging on the walls of his office in his home.
Mercedes-Benz of Henderson announced that construction is complete at its new Sprinter Van Service Center. The dedicated 3,200-square-foot addition is equipped with state-of-the-art diagnostic tools and equipment and includes a new Hunter MKS alignment rack.
At 6-foot-5, longtime Las Vegan Michael Smith is a big man. However, he fits comfortably into a 2014 Fiat 500 L purchased from Findlay Fiat in the Valley Automall.
BMW of Las Vegas took a step toward green energy Jan. 11 with the introduction of the BMW i3 electric vehicle at 6900 W. Sahara Ave. It will be available for sale in the spring. It comes with a combination of power, sportiness, exceptional handling, a fuel mileage rating of about $3 worth of electricity and 100-mile range.
Joe Stark, 35, is one of those classic car automobile industry stories. He started out at the age of 17 working as a lot porter for a Ford dealership in Phoenix in 1996 and has risen through the ranks ever since.
Michael Kennedy got involved in automobile sales in 1979 at a Chevrolet dealership in Columbus, Ohio, spending the past 15 years in management as a financial manager, new-car manager and general manager. He decided to come to Lexus of Henderson two years ago and immediately fell in love with his new employer and his new community of Sun City Anthem.
Five years into the economic recovery, Nevadans’ personal finances have improved slightly but remain among the worst in the country, according to a new report released Thursday.
A preliminary toxicology report shows that Justin Bieber tested positive for marijuana and the anti-anxiety drug Xanax after his arrest last week in South Florida.
A UK man has been reunited with the stranger who prevented his suicide six years ago.
Federal prosecutors on Thursday announced they will seek the death penalty against 20-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev in the Boston Marathon bombing, instantly raising the stakes in what could be one of the most wrenching trials the city has ever seen.
Nevada’s largest insurance navigator firm is upping efforts to sign up Nevadans for health coverage through the state exchange.
The motion picture academy has rescinded the Academy Awards original song nomination for “Alone Yet Not Alone” because of the appearance of an unfair advantage.
When it comes to racial stereotypes, nobody does it “better” than the uber-liberal network MSNBC.
The farm bill moving toward approval in Congress includes a one-year extension of a federal program that compensates rural counties for federal lands they can’t tax. About 1,900 local governments — mostly in the West — received a total of $400 million last year under the program, known as Payment in Lieu of Taxes or PILT.
If the point spread is an accurate indicator, the Super Bowl won’t be a bore. But a blowout is always possible. The game is never boring, however, for those who jump into the deep pool of proposition wagers.
More than 400 snakes, some dead, some alive, were found inside the home of an Orange County, Calif., elementary school teacher.
Auto racing has the shortest off-season in sports. After NASCAR Champion’s Week here in December, the gentlemen shut down their engines for about six weeks, ostensibly so Las Vegas native Kurt Busch can find a new job, and so NASCAR can fiddle with the rules some more. Then I get a text from my pal Charlie, saying he’s on his way to Daytona for the Rolex 24, or that he’s already there.