Two Thursday morning traffic accidents that were blocking lanes on southbound Interstate 15, just north of Charleston Boulevard, have been cleared.
Metro police are asking for the public’s help in locating a man who was last seen Wednesday morning in northwest Las Vegas.
Bipartisan Senate legislation to renew benefits for the long-term unemployed is unworkable, House Speaker John Boehner said Wednesday as aides circulated a letter from state officials envisioning a series of difficulties they would encounter in administering the measure.
According to Bill Maher, pot could be a great issue for Republicans. It’s about individual rights, and small government, and taking jobs from Mexicans, everything they have always stood for.
A Thursday morning roll-over accident caused a light pole to fall and land in the street in west Summerlin.
Metro police are seeking the public’s help in finding a missing girl last seen Wednesday afternoon near downtown Las Vegas.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is supporting fellow Sen. Dianne Feinstein in her ongoing feud with the CIA over secret documents.
Most sports writers won’t admit to cheering for certain teams at the NCAA Tournament. There shall be no cheering from the press box. But if you are watching the Madness unfold in a sports book, it’s OK to pull for certain teams.
Ex-president Jimmy Carter is back on the stump; let’s hope for his sake he’s more successful than he was back in 2006 here in Nevada!
I’ve decided to run for governor. Sure, I missed last week’s deadline to file for the office. And from the look of things, so did every legitimate challenger to Gov. Brian Sandoval’s incumbency from the state Democratic Party.
Once upon a time in Las Vegas’ spangled past, burlesque stars were marquee attractions along Las Vegas Boulevard. Even now, you can still find purveyors of racy, risque burlesque entertainment in Glitter City — if you know where to look.
There is just something about the Cinderella-like transformations that take place on home-design shows that American TV audiences crave.
Garden centers, with their vast collections of plant colors, sizes and shapes, can be intimidating to inexperienced buyers. But you can become a discerning purchaser with a little homework and by quizzing the salespeople as you shop.
Do you want bigger and better quality fruit? Learn and come help us thin fruit at the University of Nevada Cooperative Extension orchard, near North Decatur Boulevard and Horse Drive in North Las Vegas. Now is the time you should start. Then go home and do it to your trees!
After years of simple solids and geometric prints, the lowly flower is making a comeback in decor. Floral patterns have been blooming all over fashion runways in recent months, and they are slowly finding their way back into the world of home decorating, too.
“Googly eyes” is a term that can mean two slightly different things. The meaning online refers to small, modern, plastic pieces that look like round sandwiches with clear tops and a small, loose, round black piece inside. They are used to represent moving eyes in toys, dolls and puzzles.
Not that long ago the consensus among homeowners seemed to be that bigger was certainly better, and, if at all possible, “McMansions” were the only way to go. Now though, in light of the great paradigm shift that has occurred in our economy and in the population’s mindset, many have re-evaluated their priorities and have come to realize that simpler is often better and that smaller isn’t such a bad thing after all. In fact, downsizing has become an attractive alternative.
Windows have been around a long time. The origin of the word is centuries old and the original “wind eye” was nothing more than an unglazed hole in the roof that provided ventilation and day lighting.
With the deadline for filing taxes fast approaching and many changes that occurred thanks to legislative and legal decisions, tax filers will want to keep these caveats in mind.
Keep safety in mind before you start to dig for your landscaping project this spring and summer. Use these tips to be sure you know where all utilities are located prior to digging.
Want to obtain the most nutrition out of your meals? Incorporate fresh ingredients and pay attention to how they are prepped. A variety of cooking techniques can make certain foods are more flavorful while maintaining high nutritional levels.
There are many exciting games during the spring and, unfortunately, it’s nearly impossible to catch them all. But you can still have a great time watching from home if you do it the right way. In fact, hosting family and friends to watch the big game is an American tradition. Consider these entertaining tips and tricks so you host a winning party.
After being cooped up during one of the most brutal winters in recent memory, families are eager for warmer weather so they can get outside and play. Research shows that play is an important part of children’s physical, emotional and intellectual development. Here are some ideas to help make outside activity part of your family’s regular routine.
Whether it’s a full-time job or a second job to earn a little extra money, hard-working folks across the nation are applying to job listings online. But beware: lurking among the real jobs are cleverly designed employment scams, and even the savviest of job hunters can fall victim.