Horrible theatrical productions used to be synonymous with Las Vegas during the holiday season. But, God bless us everyone, the picture has changed and there are many viable options to keep us entertained in December.
The Las Vegas Ski & Snowboard resort is feeling the impact of inclement weather, according to spokeswoman Veronica Kawka.
Last spring, students from UNLV’s Public History program started digging into storage sheds and closets at Culinary Union Local 226 to tell the story of the labor movement in Southern Nevada. On Friday, students will unveil their findings in an exhibit at Lied Library on campus.
NASA’s new Orion spacecraft made a “bull’s-eye” splashdown in the Pacific on Friday following a dramatic test flight that took it to a zenith height of 3,600 miles and ushered in a new era of human exploration aiming for Mars.
Read about news and events from across the Summerlin area.
Health-related news and events from across the Las Vegas Valley.
The reviews are in. The handful of critics, pessimists and nit-pickers have had their day, but the overwhelming response has been just what many expected: Downtown Summerlin is far beyond the phenomenal success that was expected.
Comedy Central says President Obama will be on hand next week as Stephen Colbert begins his final two weeks as the fake cable news bloviator on “The Colbert Report.”
When Sauce opened its doors in August, it continued the Italian tradition started by the location’s previous occupant, The Old Spaghetti Factory. The Mall Ring Circle location is now revamped and modernized as an Italian/American bistro and bar.
The family-owned Presto Calzone Bakery opened in October and offers ready-to-eat or take-and-bake calzones, as well as homemade Italian sodas and baked goods.
For a lot of people, the end of the year is a time of celebration. Not just because of the holidays and family — but also for the big end-of-the-year bonus that gets paid out for all the work you’ve done over the last 12 months.
After stumbling badly out of the gate by installing Sparks Republican Ira Hansen as speaker, and then watching as Hansen was forced to step down after some of his more unfortunate writings came to light, Assembly Republicans regrouped this week.
The 800-pound gorilla in the ever-changing Las Vegas entertainment landscape has everyone’s attention.
Friendly Ford New Car Sales Manager Eli Columbus purchased one of the first Ford hybrids in 2013 to capitalize on excellent fuel mileage produced by a 2.0-liter, 188-net horsepower Atkinson gasoline-electric power plant. The new model met the needs of the American consumer in the middle of skyrocketing fuel prices.
As temperatures dip with winter’s onset, Park Place Infiniti offers some change-of-season advice to protect vehicle interiors from the summer’s worth of dust and debris that could blow in when the heater comes on.
Term-limited state Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto has found refuge in the lucrative end of Nevada’s higher education system, and now it appears departing Treasurer Kate Marshall is trying to follow suit.
This year resolve to update your home with some of the hottest trends of interior design for the new year.
If you plan to start the new year with a new coat of paint in your home, follow these DIY tips for painting success.
A new approach to managing resolutions could make 2015 the year you achieve meaningful, lasting change.
Learn about liver cancer, one of the deadliest cancers in the world.
Making a difference isn’t the only reason for donating. There are additional drivers for giving that go beyond funding a particular cause.
Find out what questions you should be asking your pharmacist.
A year ago, Tyjon Lindsey couldn’t have imagined being where he is today.
First off, I’d like to clear up a rumor that has been floating around. No, I am not going to be the next coach at Bishop Gorman should Tony Sanchez take over at UNLV.
Dana Deloney had 32 points and 10 rebounds Thursday to help host Basic’s girls basketball team to a 50-31 win over Tech.
To build a 21st-century economy, Nevada needs 21st-century companies. But a District Court judge’s embrace of a decidedly 20th-century regulatory structure has chased off one of the country’s most popular high-tech businesses — and denied hundreds of residents the jobs it supports.