Ed Bozarth Chevrolet at 5501 Drexel Road, will host a Operation Kidsafe event 1-8 p.m. today and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.
For Ralph Planzo, selling cars is a science. The former chemist is methodical, yet sensitive. And his formula works more times than not.
Planet Hyundai Sahara had an excellent selling year in 2013 and the dealership at 7150 W. Sahara Ave. has been awarded a major honor by Hyundai.
Long before the 1.5-mile superspeedway emerged at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in the mid-1990s, stock car racing in Southern Nevada featured talented drivers, including Butch Krumme, a longtime Southern Nevadan who died recently at age 74.
Las Vegas police are looking for a man who robbed a fast food restaurant earlier this month.
Driven by a 49 percent increase in results from Macau, Las Vegas Sands Corp. increased earnings per share by almost 38 percent in the first quarter.
A bleak picture of too many elementary school students and not enough seats was painted Thursday by the Clark County School District, which released a detailed report on its crowded campuses. Nine-month elementary schools have about 20,000 more students than seats. All but three of the district’s 217 elementary schools currently use the nine-month calendar.
Republican Niger Innis, an African-American congressional candidate and civil rights advocate, said Thursday the easy thing to do would be to condemn Bunkerville rancher Cliven Bundy for saying blacks on government assistance might be “better off as slaves.”
A rollover crash on Interstate 15 created delays for northbound drivers Friday morning.
Beacon Academy of Nevada, the charter school dedicated to serving at-risk high school students, will plead its case for reaccreditation before the State Public Charter School Authority Board at 9 a.m. today at the Grant Sawyer Building.
Veteran automobile Used-Car Manager Jimmy McKenna of Henderson Hyundai Superstore has been in the car business for 10 years and he said he has never seen anything like the Drive Forever program offered on hundreds of preowned vehicles at the Henderson dealership.
A lucky attendee at Saturday’s Tivoli Village Spring Festival will walk away with a free automotive detail package worth $250, courtesy of Lexus of Las Vegas. Representatives from the luxury car dealership will pass out Lexus hats and T-shirts and coupons redeemable at its parts department.
Draw inspiration from Mother Nature and use color to brighten your spring and summer styles.
It’s time to refresh your spring style! By incorporating some of the season’s latest trends through a few simple tips and tricks, you can make this spring your best one yet.
Spring is the perfect time for women everywhere to “plus up” their beauty routine with the most effective, hard-working products – especially when it comes to skincare.
What’s the most important thing you need to consider when buying a new home? Hint: it’s not location.
After several weeks of what he called “careful consideration,” Khem Birch made a curious call. UNLV needed him, and the NBA was not asking for him, but the junior forward took the jump anyway.
I’ve long suggested adding the Kentucky Derby to your bucket list. It is a unique piece of Americana in the heart of the bluegrass.
Clark County School District Superintendent Pat Skorkowsky’s new Pledge of Achievement is aimed at holding the school district, and the community, accountable for student success.
Clark County rancher Cliven Bundy has put the Bunker in Bunkerville. As in Archie Bunker.
The Strip is getting a new arena. The sparkly, state-of-the-art, super-sized kind. And without a single tax dollar.
BALTIMORE — Looking back at the last time he competed for the Ultimate Fighting Championship in January 2012, Anthony Johnson is a harsh critic of himself.
The 51s played for the big inning, scoring four times in both the fifth and seventh innings to rout Tacoma 11-4 at Cashman Field Thursday in a battle of division leaders.
There are those who would argue that Sonny Vaccaro helped create the biggest problem in college sports when he began handing out money in the late 1970s to basketball coaches so players would wear Nike shoes.
“The KOMP 92.3 Homegrown Show” brings together a trio of must-see local acts when The People’s Whiskey, Wax Pig Melting and Revolve team up at 9 p.m. Friday at Whiskey Dick’s, 2750 E. Craig Road.
Old-school Las Vegas showmen are a vanishing breed, so we’re lucky some of them got an early start.
Even the miserable depths of heroin addiction sound oddly whimsical when cataloged by Les Claypool, a man with a cartoon voice and a similarly animated approach to turning progressive rock on its pointy head.