CARSON CITY – Ballot language for two measures that Nevada voters will weigh in on in November was finalized Monday by the Legislative Commission.
Three days. Twenty-six hours (plus four spent in parking lots). Thirty-seven performances seen, whole or in part. This was my Electric Daisy Carnival weekend.
A man in Mexico City has been arrested after an airport shipping company found human remains hidden within teddy bears. The man was going to sell the bones to Santeria practitioners.
On Thursday we hopped a cab and met Rey, his girlfriend Carla and his best friend Eduardo at a bar near a university campus in Natal. We watched Uruguay’s Luis Suarez’s two goals put England on the brink of elimination, while a local band busted out the axé genre of music.
An Ohio man gave some people what they couldn’t give themselves on Saturday night — a ride home after they had a few too many drinks.
Defending champion Spain salvaged some World Cup pride on Monday with a convincing 3-0 victory over Australia in their last match at the tournament.
Leroy Fer scored a minute after coming on as a substitute to break the deadlock and help give the Netherlands a 2-0 victory over Chile on Monday to top Group B at the World Cup with three consecutive wins.
June is about to wrap up and that means it’s time to look forward to July releases, which is usually a huge month for studio tent poles, but this July is a bit of a let- down.
Driven by exceptionally warm ocean waters, Earth smashed a record for heat in May and is likely to keep on breaking high temperature marks, experts say.
Annual Golden Rainbow brings different show casts together to raise money in fight against AIDS/HIV
Sunday night closed out the 2014 version of the Electric Daisy Carnival at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Sheriff Douglas Gillespie of the Las Vegas Metro Police department discusses the June 8 ambush shootings at CiCi’s Pizza and the officer-involved shooting that occurred in the Walmart located at 201 North Nellis Boulevard.
The last night of Electric Daisy Carnival came to a close Monday morning. The event at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway drew in crowds by the thousands, each night seeing about 134,000 attendees, according to Insomniac Events.
Q. I see new home communities advertising that they’re “green.” Is this a fad or a trend for the future?
The Nevada State Treasurer will release its yearly unclaimed property list in several of Nevada’s newspapers this month, with the Las Vegas Review-Journal publishing the list Tuesday.
Members of Congress blame the depletion of the Federal Highway Trust Fund on the ever-increasing fuel economy of vehicles and the failure to adjust the fuel tax to inflation. These factors have resulted in more miles traveled on the country’s highways, leading to heavier traffic and more wear and tear on roads, and not enough money to upgrade and repair them because of rising construction and material costs.
If we can agree the Stanley Cup is the granddaddy of all sports trophies, then the other hockey trophies are its cool cousins. They’re like The Fonz, if he was your cousin.
Howard Baron epitomizes many doctors in the medical profession in Southern Nevada — highly trained out-of-state residents lured here by the opportunity they saw in a high-growth region. The 53-year-old pediatric gastroenterologist grew up in Minnesota, where he went to medical school and did his residency in pediatric care.
Fame has arrived in a rush for Erich Bergen, who was dumped as a Las Vegas “Jersey Boys” only to land a starring role in the big-screen version of the 1960s music sensations, the Four Seasons.
A dog was shot and killed in its owner’s yard Monday morning, Las Vegas police said.
A fire damaged a garage and threatened two houses Sunday night in a Green Valley neighborhood, according to the Henderson Fire Department.
The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority authorized spending $150,000 to fund and promote the Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon and Half Marathon on Nov. 16 in Las Vegas.
As thousands leave the Las Vegas Motor Speedway Monday morning after the Electric Daisy Carnival’s three-day fest, traffic on Interstate 15 is backed up.
The Howard Hughes Corp., in a joint-venture with Discovery Land Co. of Scottsdale, Ariz., will build about 250 homes on large lots in what is expected to be the most expensive luxury development in the Las Vegas Valley.
A revived master plan in Henderson continues to add to its roster of participating homebuilders.
Alli (“AJ”) Russo of Tobyhanna, Pa., arranged with her boss of five years to reduce her hours until a college internship ended, only to find her boss’s son in the full-time position she expected upon return.
Simple tricks for helping college students stretch those summer earnings well into the school year.
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