“If I paid for insurance for 16 cats and two dogs, I could pretty much cancel my kids’ education.”
Seattle’s elected prosecutor said Monday he’s dropping all tickets issued for the public use of marijuana through the first seven months of this year, because most of them were issued by a single police officer who disagrees with the legal pot law.
In nationwide protests, including an energetic turnout in Las Vegas, burrito folders and burger flippers left their jobs briefly to shout for a healthy raise in the minimum wage and the right to form a union.
Classes are now being offered to parents of Clark County School District students, teaching them how to help their children with math homework.
Move over kitchens and bathrooms, homeowners are focusing on a new part of the home: the garage.
Creative food and wine pairings can step up your game day fare.
Are you aware of how much water your family really uses every day? Consider these tips for curtailing “invisible” water consumption.
Parents are the most important source of financial education for kids. Here are ways to share money knowledge with kids of all ages.
The killing of Michael Brown happened hundreds of miles from the Las Vegas Valley, but the outcome of another dead young black man in the hands of police echoes the concerns of many residents in North Las Vegas and the surrounding area.
There is no more important issue for Nevada’s economic future than to get education reform right.
The Review-Journal editorial board offers the following endorsements in this fall’s elections for Family Court, Departments B, C and D:
The U.S. and five Arab countries launched airstrikes Monday night on Islamic State group targets in Syria, expanding a military campaign into a country whose three-year civil war has given the brutal militant group a safe haven.
After three straight losing seasons, the resurgent Rebels are off to an impressive 5-1-1 start this year that earned them a spot in the national rankings (No. 23) for the first time in 22 years.
Shortly after she won the Party Rock Open last year, illness sidelined Melanie Oudin for four months. She’s back defend her title in the re-branded Red Rock Pro Open, which begins play Tuesday.
Monday’s Nevada Sesquicentennial All-Star Concert at The Smith Center included both a Mark Twain and Elvis Presley impersonator. The real Wayne Newton and those Cirque du Soleil courtesans in the red frocks and powder wigs who are as synonymous with the new Las Vegas as Newton was to the ’70s.
Alexis Trieb had eight kills Monday to lead Pahrump Valley’s girls volleyball team to a 25-20, 21-25, 17-25, 25-11, 15-11 victory over visiting Mojave.
Christian Zimmerman and Eric Clark each went 3-0 in singles Monday to lead Spring Valley’s boys tennis team to a 12-6 win over Faith Lutheran at Darling Tennis Center.
Supreme court justices continued their campaign asking the public to vote yes on the initiative to establish a Nevada Court of Appeals during a panel discussion at Boyd Law School on Monday.
Eric Sanchez scored two goals Monday, including the winner with 10 seconds left, to lift Valley’s boys soccer team to a 2-1 victory over visiting Cimarron-Memorial.
Sarah James shot a 5-over-par 40 at Bear’s Best on Monday to lead Bishop Gorman’s girls golf team to a 170-171 win over Faith Lutheran.
Brittany Snook and Nadia Hernandez each scored two goals Monday to help Legacy’s girls soccer team storm back from a 3-1 halftime deficit to top host Desert Oasis, 5-3.
A federal law enforcement agent who oversaw the aborted roundup of Bunkerville rancher Cliven Bundy’s rogue cattle in April is drawing complaints from sheriffs and the lieutenant governor in Utah over his management style.
A New Jersey cop suffered minor injuries Friday morning when he plowed his car into a Dunkin’ Donuts.
Construction crews worked on taking down the unfinished Harmon Hotel at CityCenter on Monday.
Want to know just how much UNLV’s football team is struggling? The statistics tell the story.
If you’re wondering how The Cordish Cos., a Baltimore-based development company, arrived in the middle of the Great Las Vegas Soccer Stadium Debate, you might trace it back to a conversation former Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman had with former Louisville, Ky., Mayor Jerry Abramson about 15 years ago.
Las Vegas police are looking for a getaway car connected to a robbery at the Palace Station. A man who robbed an employee inside of the casino’s sportsbook fled the scene in a newer model black Dodge Avenger.
In a city famous for its deep-dish pizza, tourists wouldn’t know that the locals more often eat a thinner-crust, tavern-style pie topped with homemade Italian sausage and cut into squares, not slices — unless they went on a pizza tour.
LeBron James came back. One of his biggest fans has returned, too. James Blair, banned by the Cavaliers after he ran onto the floor in Quickens Loans Arena during a Cleveland-Miami game in 2013, is again permitted inside the building.