Gov. Brian Sandoval on Thursday touted Nevada’s economic comeback under his leadership, telling a joint chambers of commerce luncheon in Las Vegas that the state is emerging from “its darkest hour.”
The relentless snow and ice storms this winter have led to the highest number of flight cancellations in more than 25 years, according to an analysis by The Associated Press.
A couple of years ago I went to the West Coast Conference Hall of Fame breakfast hoping to talk to Bo Kimble about shooting free throws left-handed and playing UNLV in the NCAA Tournament. I wound up talking mostly with NFL Hall-of-Famer Bob St. Clair.
Cheng’s lengthy menu satisfies every taste, starting with chef’s specialties such as orange beef, short beef ribs with black pepper sauc and roasted duck.
Buon Gusto is a little bit of New York with design-your-own thin and crispy pizza and a traditional “Back East” menu.
Say New York, and pizza comes to mind with its traditional thin and crispy crust. The flagship is the New York Combo with Italian sausage, pepperoni, meatballs, bell peppers, mushrooms, onions, black olives and lots of mozzarella.
A Southern Nevada man convicted of domestic violence was not entitled to a trial by jury because his crime was not serious enough, the Nevada Supreme Court ruled Thursday.
A Nevada Republican Party nominating committee on Thursday recommended at least half a dozen GOP candidates for pre-primary endorsements, starting a process that Gov. Brian Sandoval and other major politicians are boycotting.
The board of directors of the Silver State Health Insurance Exchange delivered brutal reviews of the exchange’s website and call center Thursday, even as exchange officials and site vendor Xerox said they’re fixing wide-ranging technical problems afflicting the marketplace created by the federal Affordable Care Act.
Valentine’s Day is to flower shops what the Christmas shopping season is to many retailers.
Because nothing says “I love you” quite like automatic weapons, the National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement is offering free admission today, the anniversary of Chicago’s bloody St. Valentine’s Day massacre.
For Las Vegans looking for a romantic surprise for their special someone this Valentine’s Day, Towbin Fiat of Las Vegas suggests something shiny and red, like a brand new Fiat 500.
Infrastructure projects completed by NV Energy and its partners during the past two months are transforming Nevada’s economy and opening new avenues for electric-drive transportation.
Continuing its partnership with community youth, Chapman Automotive is sponsoring the Downtown Las Vegas Soccer Club during the Las Vegas Mayor’s Cup International Showcase today through Monday at the Bettye Wilson Soccer Complex.
A 2005 Chevrolet van that was used to take customers from Findlay Chevrolet to various parts of the valley has become the godsend of a heartwarming group of animal lovers that concentrates on saving homeless dogs.
Cathy Grusinski and her husband, Louie, spent a month researching and test driving new cars before taking the plunge to purchase a 2014 Lexus IS 250 from Lexus of Henderson.
In the next few months, high school seniors across the country will be anxiously checking mailboxes for college acceptance letters. With two-thirds of recent high school grads enrolling in college as of 2012, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, it is the first step on a journey towards personal and financial independence for many Americans. Whether an incoming freshman, soon to be senior or recent grad, it is never too early to get financially fit. The key to success is to make the process fun and manageable.
Home remodel projects don’t have to require an extensive budget, or look cheap when using less expensive materials. If you’re interested in updating the look of your kitchen this year, you can find products and materials that allow you to create a beautiful and stylish home without paying a high price.
Living with or caring for someone with a rare disease can be challenging as symptoms of these diseases are often misunderstood, misleading or misinterpreted, and as a result, people affected by uncommon illnesses are sometimes left feeling discouraged, frustrated and isolated. To help recognize those impacted by rare diseases and the challenges they face, on or around February 28, 2014, events will be held across the globe to drive awareness, build support, highlight medical advances and look toward the future for the rare disease community.
UNLV baseball coach Tim Chambers seemed ready to leap off the bench at any moment, and he was fired up as he looked out on the field to see four players standing near home plate discussing hitting motion and other baseball-related matters.
There is one local government financial crisis in Southern Nevada. It’s in North Las Vegas, which has almost no reserves, is tens of millions of dollars in the hole and might yet be taken over by the state. It most certainly is not in Henderson. And yet Henderson might become the first valley municipality to raise property taxes in the aftermath of the Great Recession.
The first time I met Larry Collmus was in 1985 in the press box at Garden State Park. Collmus was an 18-year-old high school graduate who wanted to become a race caller.