A visit to Carlito’s sends chile aficionados on a trip to New Mexico

It’s about 650 miles by interstate from Las Vegas to the heart of New Mexico’s green chile country. But pull up outside Carlito’s Burritos and that distance swiftly fades in a pungent cloud of roasting peppers.

EDITORIAL: Of right and Wong

If you play fast and loose with outrage and indignation, you can expect a heavy dose of both over the slightest stumble — or over nothing at all.

EDITORIAL: President Present

To hear the White House tell it, President Barack Obama’s commitment to his fellow Democrats is as strong as ever. Democrats on Capitol Hill tell a different story, however, and the national press and the public are catching on.

K-12 success hinges on collaboration of business community, educators

The state of Nevada is facing an education crisis. Anyone who has lived in this state for any length of time knows this. When it comes to K-12 education, Nevada is at the bottom of all the good lists, and the top of all the bad lists. Nevada’s high school graduation rate is one of the lowest in the country, and the state’s achievement gap is one of the highest. By any measure, Nevada is not serving its children well, especially children in poverty and in at-risk schools.

Palo Verde’s girls volleyball squad learning from letdown

The road to the 2013 state championship match was rough enough for Palo Verde’s girls volleyball team, but this year’s route promises to be a whole lot tougher.

Gators follow their leader: She’s a real keeper

Two years ago, Green Valley goalkeeper Kiyana Lopez was a freshman and had to watch senior goalie Nicole Dunn face Arbor View in the Division I state championship match, which was decided by penalty kicks.

Did Lohan sue ‘Grand Theft Auto’ to get attention?

The makers of the “Grand Theft Auto” video games say Lindsay Lohan sued to get attention when she asserted the games’ latest installment features a character based on her.

Gators follow their leader: She’s a real keeper

Two years ago, Green Valley goalkeeper Kiyana Lopez was a freshman and had to watch senior goalie Nicole Dunn face Arbor View in the Division I state championship match, which was decided by penalty kicks.

2014 Girls Volleyball Capsules

Follow the link for the 2014 girls volleyball capsules, as submitted by coaches.

Mountain West notes: Reno writers believe in Pack

Confidence is high in Reno that UNR will take back the Fremont Cannon from UNLV. Quarterback Cody Fajardo stated as much in a tweet last month, and two Reno Gazette-Journal reporters predict a Wolf Pack victory when they play UNLV on Thanksgiving weekend.

Limburger cheese, please

Taste of the Town readers follow their noses to find limburger on both sides of the valley.

Made.LV is open and ready for business

Made.LV, from the husband-and-wife team of restaurant developer Elizabeth Blau and chef Kim Canteenwalla, opened last week near the Alta Drive entrance to Tivoli Village in a space formerly occupied by Hops & Harvest.

2014 Boys Soccer Capsules

Follow the link for the 2014 boys soccer capsules, as submitted by coaches.

2014 Girls Soccer Capsules

Follow the link for the 2014 girls soccer capsules, as submitted by coaches.

California earthquake victim said ‘I should be dead’

Thirteen-year-old Nicholas Dillon’s screams could be heard throughout his pitch black house when the earth shook and the falling bricks hit him. His mother, who later called it the worst night of her life, couldn’t get to him.

Study identifies two viable UNLV stadium sites

An engineering study says there are two viable University of Nevada, Las Vegas stadium sites, with the report showing a proposed realignment of Swenson Street to accommodate one of the sites on the southwest side of the Thomas & Mack Center.

CBS Sports Network to launch all-women sports show

CBS officials talked about an all-women sports show for more than a year, and now they’re set to make television history. The network announced Tuesday that “We Need to Talk” will premiere Sept. 30 on CBS Sports Network. The weekly, hour-long, prime-time program on the cable channel will be the first of its kind.

Hurt bear cub rescued, in recovery

An injured bear cub is recovering in Arizona after a man who initially thought it was a dead dog along the side of the road scooped it up and drove it 80 miles to get help.

ACLU demands rules on prosecutors paying witnesses’ rent

The head of the ACLU of Nevada called on the state attorney general Tuesday to establish guidelines on how prosecution-run victim funds should be used, in lieu of an outright investigation into the practice.

Obama’s vacations in line with average American

President Barack Obama is criticized whenever he goes on vacation but travel industry data show he’s taken about as much vacation this year as most Americans do.

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