The EPA environmental sciences division has occupied five buildings on the University of Nevada, Las Vegas campus since 1956, but its lease expires in September 2015 and will not be renewed.
The Lakers were the dominant NBA franchise in Los Angeles for a long time. Those days seem like a distant memory.
The Silver State Health Insurance Exchange recommended that the state retain Deloitte Consulting to help Xerox patch technical issues with the Nevada Health Link website, which is struggling with low enrollment as the Affordable Care Act’s March 31 deadline to sign up looms.
As he so often does, George Will appearing Thursday evening on “Special Report With Bret Baier” distilled President Barack Obama’s latest delay (in a series of delays and bungling) in the implementation of ObamaCare to its essence:
The agency is in the midst of a major overhaul, part of an internal review that will see it adopt more than a dozen new policies and procedures or face wholesale absorption by their counterparts at the city of Las Vegas.
Award-winning pianist Alexander Schimpf performs Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1 — for the first time in concert — with the Las Vegas Philharmonic, while David Lockington returns as guest conductor for Saturday’s concert.
Jam band stalwarts Widespread Panic return to The Joint at the Hard Rock Hotel on July 2-4. Tickets start at $55 and go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday at The Joint box office, 4455 Paradise Road, and Ticketmaster outlets.
The Marshall Tucker Band lives outside prevailing musical trends and has lived a long time. “The Intimidator” was probably still listening to “Can’t You See,” which was only a year old when Dale Earnhardt Jr. was born in 1974.
‘Eurydice’ explores myth with a twist: The classic Orpheus myth gets a change-of-perspective twist in Sarah Ruhl’s “Eurydice,” which continues through Sunday at UNLV.
Gary Numan’s reminiscing about one of the best Christmas presents he ever received, his voice now much deeper than it would have been in the mid-’60s, but no less kidlike, at least for the moment.
You may remember “The Tom Green Show” for the stunts and pranks. But his stand-up career proves there was more to it — or at least to Tom Green.
Soulive tends to spell things out for you, their very name testifying to their sound.
We’re closing out National Pancake Week with some flapjacks from local restaurants.
Beer: Brew’s Best, a festival of craft beers from locally and nationally based breweries, opens taps Saturday at the Village at Lake Las Vegas in Henderson. And on April 26, it’s the Great Vegas Festival of Beer, 4 to 8 p.m. April 26 in the Fremont East Entertainment District.
St. Jude Local Las Vegas Chapter presented the 2014 Celebration of Life Sculpture Exhibit, a collection of 10 sculptures designed by sculptor Dorit Schwartz and painted by world-renown and locally acclaimed artists.
Nevada officials are developing a new regulation they hope will ultimately reduce the need to send children out of state for residential psychiatric services.
America’s top doll, Barbie, finds herself in controversy once again, this time over a business partnership between her manufacturer, Mattel, and the Girl Scouts.
An overhaul of human resources and financial systems is underway at Nevada’s higher education institutions.
When Adelson School lost in the first round of last season’s playoffs, then-sophomore guard Rom Izkovich didn’t sulk.
Local exhibitors are having a strong week at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2014, the construction industry trade show that is consuming 2.5 million square feet at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
Junior guard Bryce Dejean-Jones has been suspended from the UNLV basketball team through Saturday for conduct detrimental to the team, coach Dave Rice announced Thursday in a news release issued by the school.
A new phishing scam is targeting Netflix subscribers in an attempt to get a hold of their personal information.
Sure, it costs an army’s ransom to buy a drink on the Vegas Strip, but if you just buy beer at the store, Vegas prices are among the cheapest in America.
Unlike the Mob Museum and the Springs Preserve, which both set unrealistic attendance expectations, the Neon Museum turned out to be spot on — more than 60,000 visitors in its first full year of operation.
Look, up in the sky, it’s Cirque du men.
Carlos Molina, 30, the International Boxing Federation junior middleweight champion, was arrested Tuesday afternoon by Las Vegas police on a fugitive warrant. The warrant, issued in 2007, was for a parole violation for failing to register as a sex offender in Wisconsin.
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