The fall campaign has entered its final, furious sprint to the Nov. 4 finish line. That means Question 3 supporters will run wild with false narratives to sell voters on their ruinous initiative.
It’s not that Nevada’s Republican state Senate candidates can’t debate their opponents; it’s that they’re choosing not to debate.
On Nov. 4, Nevada voters will decide whether to remove mining’s unique, 150-year-old tax protections from the state constitution and allow the Legislature to update the mining tax system to reflect modern times.
Tax policy in Nevada needs to move beyond “Who are we going to get this legislative session?” In years past, we have gone after gaming and banking, and now mining with ballot Question 2, the Nevada Mining Tax Cap Amendment.
Somewhere within the faculty lounge environs otherwise known as the Obama White House, a starry-eyed Obamatron puts down his pumpkin spice latte and says: “Dude, with friends like old man Panetta, who needs enemies?”
Dear Savvy Senior: What resources can you recommend for researching hospitals? I need to get a knee replacement next year, and want to find a good, safe hospital to have it done in. —Shopping Around
Merely on the whim of a friend’s suggestion timed neatly on a Sunday afternoon devoid of Green Bay Packer football, I went to a meditation class. Like, whatever.
The Vegas Valley Book Festival is scheduled to include participation by more than 165 authors, with more than 100 separate events, including panel discussions, readings, book signings, art exhibitions, spoken word performances and author presentations.
Master Chef Gustav Mauler recently hosted an evening of fine wines, artisan cheeses and a buffet of culinary delights at his popular Spiedini Italian Ristorante at JW Marriott to benefit Catholic Charities.
The 27-year-old super featherweight from Las Vegas will fight Arturo Uruzquita to headline a card Nov. 8 in Pharr, Texas. In his last fight, Magdaleno easily outpointed Oscar Bravo on May 17.
The Las Vegas Legends are in their third season but they are almost treating things like they were an expansion team.
Health insurance is one of the most important purchases you’ll ever make. And because the time to buy is right around the corner, we’re here to help you brush up on the basics.
The transition from fame to normalcy continues for Kryszczuk and his Mountain Ridge Little League teammates, who on Saturday morning were honored by the city at their home park with an impressive wall, which will forever commemorate the team’s run to the United States championship game in Williamsport, Pa.
A pilot fired from Cathay Pacific Airlines said he wore his former employer’s uniform and badge to bypass security at Honolulu International Airport.
A Nevada panel has granted tax breaks to Amazon.com for its new distribution center in Reno.
The Kansas City Royals did not need extra innings on Saturday, but they did break a ninth-inning tie to win Game 2 of the American League Championship Series over the Baltimore Orioles.
The opening game of the National League Championship Series went to the visitors Saturday, as the San Francisco Giants beat the St. Louis Cardinals 3-0.
Patients in pain worry they might have trouble filling their prescriptions because of the new federal rules for painkillers.
Should the government force airlines to publicize hidden fees in their fare pricing? Or should it be the consumers’ responsibility to do their homework to find which deal is the best?
An altercation involving a man and a knife closed down parts of the Container Park in downtown Las Vegas on Saturday afternoon.
New Jersey officials have issued a mandatory quarantine order for members of an NBC crew that was exposed to a cameraman with Ebola.
This weekend is the Southern Nevada Sabbath and Weekend of Conscience among various faith communities in an effort to raise awareness of radical extremist groups and terrorist organizations.
Ralph Mathieu is owner of Alternate Reality Comics, one of the most popular shops in Las Vegas. Nestled in a plaza across the street from UNLV’s campus, Alternate Reality has been a go-to haunt for comics enthusiasts for more than a decade.
Nevada has played host to hundreds of movies, playing everything from a prehistoric battleground in 1942’s “One Million Years B.C.” to the 24th-century planet Veridian Three in 1994’s “Star Trek: Generations.”
The lone banks in two small rural Nevada towns are closing, and residents and merchants wonder how they will get by without them.
By day a mild-mannered Christian dad, at night Scorch morphs into a fire-breathing, demented clown for Freakling Bros. Trilogy of Terror. His mission is to keep up the frights as visitors await their turns in the haunted houses.
Two New York City men have been charged with the ambush shooting of a man about 15 minutes after his release from prison.
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Family owners of beloved Vegas restaurant involved in wild lawsuit
Fiery wrong-way crash kills 2 on 215 Beltway in northwest Las Vegas
Las Vegas family suing to get son an extra year of high school
Mystery deepens: Monolith outside Vegas may have been in desert for years
Woman arrested after police say she climbed on Reno craps table, threw chips at people