The announcer in the Shayba Arena was trying to pump up the crowd between periods of yet another Olympic women’s hockey mismatch, though her heart didn’t really seem to be in it.
The brightest lights that interest Jimmy Walker are found in another galaxy through his high-powered telescope. He goes to Las Vegas strictly for work.
Re’Kwon Smith scored 18 of his 30 points in the second half Monday, and Las Vegas High’s boys basketball team made 12 of 19 free throws in the fourth quarter to hold off visiting Valley, 80-73.
Jayla Brown had 30 points and 12 rebounds Monday to help Basic’s girls basketball team rally for a 64-56 win over visiting Coronado.
The pregame math was simple for Liberty girls basketball coach Rich Santigate.
Jaymee Luke ran in the winning score from 3 yards out with just more than a minute remaining Monday to help Cimarron-Memorial’s flag football team to a 36-32 win at Bonanza.
Affinity Gaming CEO David Ross will leave the casino operator in July, the company announced Monday.
Clark County Commissioner Larry Brown says he is not trying to be coy about avoiding public comments on the Las Vegas 51s’ pitch for a new publicly subsidized ballpark in Summerlin.
The top four candidates for Clark County sheriff squared off Monday in front of the officers they hope to lead next year.
Review-Journal photographer John Locher documents the experience of refueling military aircraft in flight over the Nevada Test and Training Range.
Las Vegas police are negotiating with a man who barricaded himself in a house in Silverado Ranch Monday night.
That drone you might have spotted hovering and zipping around the Sochi Olympic slopes isn’t searching for terrorists or gay rights activists hiding behind the fir trees.
The Southern Nevada Health District said a total of 14 people from Coronado High School tested positive for tuberculosis after an exposure at the Henderson campus in November.
A woman who ignored her 12-year-old stepson’s fatal illness, believing he was trying to get out of going to school, was sentenced to five years of probation Monday.
Hospitality Hall, a 95,000-square-foot hotel college building at UNLV, is one step closer to reality.
Employees at Las Vegas’ leading firms small and large place a greater premium on a connection with their company and its direction than on pay and benefits when it comes to rating it as a top workplace.
Rancho High School was evacuated Monday morning due to a fire in the auditorium. The fire has been put out without any injuries, and they are cleaning up right now, according to Las Vegas Fire and Rescue spokesman Tim Szymanski.
Top Workplaces are divided into large, midsize and small employers. Here is the list of Top Workplaces:
Culture trumps strategy and that has helped elevate The Venetian | The Palazzo to the top workplace in Las Vegas among the largest companies.
Wynn Las Vegas remains one of the top places to work in the Las Vegas Valley in 2014. The company ranked No. 2 in the large-company category, and employees tout it as a fun place to work that offers them opportunities to advance.
Henderson Parks and Recreation Department is hosting a job fair Saturday, March 1 to hire about 330 seasonal and part-time workers, the city announced Monday.
Caesars Entertainment comes in at No. 3 on the list of top workplaces in Las Vegas in the large-company category.
Cox Communications is the highest-ranked noncasino company in Las Vegas when it comes to top workplace designation.
Listening to employees and rewarding them for their dedication is key to St. Rose Dominican Hospitals’ ranking as a top workplace in Las Vegas, hospital officials say.
Lexus of Las Vegas and Lexus of Henderson want the best when it comes to their employees, and the feeling is mutual with the dealership’s No. 1 ranking as the best place to work in the midsize category of 150 to 999 employees.
Happy employees mean happy customers, and that mantra has lifted One Nevada Credit Union to one of the top workplaces in Las Vegas.
Working as a team and having owners and employees who care about each other has solidified Heinrich Auto Group as one of the best companies to work for in Las Vegas.
The farm bill on its way to President Barack Obama’s desk is a typical Washington Christmas tree, so much so that it specifically mentions Christmas trees. (You’ll pay a 15-cent tax on your next fresh-cut conifer, thanks to the bill.)
It’s a career that can be difficult and emotionally draining, but working in the end-of-life care industry is rewarding to employees of Nathan Adelson Hospice.
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