Biscuits Cafe departs from the norm of breakfast-and-lunch places in decor. While the interior is attractive, it’s fairly streamlined and not so cluttered that I found myself wondering about the poor soul who has to dust it all. When it comes to the food, though, Biscuits Cafe tucks snugly into the genre.
Michael Feinstein should have quite a case of deja vu Wednesday night, as the “Ambassador of the Great American Songbook” headlines a New Year’s Eve special on PBS — and a live New Year’s Eve concert at The Smith Center’s Reynolds Hall.
R&B star ditches smooth talk on latest album, “Black Panties.”
Rick Thomas, once a mainstay on the Strip, brings magic show back this weekend for locals and families.
Comedian ends the year in a bigger Las Vegas venue and with sitcom “Undateable” returning for a second season.
There’s a workout room with elliptical machines, free weights and medicine balls; a lunchroom with free entrees, soups and salad bar; and a fun room with a pingpong table. It’s not a Las Vegas resort or hotel on the Strip, but the corporate offices of the company that owns hotels in Las Vegas
The crowds, the noise, the hangovers. Some of us just aren’t cut out for ringing in the new year at the stroke of midnight. Thankfully, there are several New Year’s at noon celebrations around the valley.
Previews and predictions for every game. Know the key matchups before kickoff.
A Nevada blogger has asked a judge to toss an invasion of privacy lawsuit filed by Las Vegas personal injury lawyer Adam Kutner.
NEW YORK — The Russell 2000 Index climbed to an all-time high Friday and the Nasdaq composite index reached a level unseen since 2000 as an equities rally that started last week continued through one of the slowest trading days of the year.
Two vehicles collided head on in a fiery crash near Sacramento, California, leaving four people dead and two more seriously injured.
Immediately after beating Arizona, Rebels coach Dave Rice looked ahead to Saturday’s game and called it “the biggest of the season.” In college basketball, there is no such thing as a night off any more.
“People always say, ‘God, it must suck staying at hotels all the time.’ I go, ‘Yeah, it’s terrible. They take out the trash every day, and they bring you fresh linens, it’s terrible.’”
Almost everything about this Chicago Bears’ season has been bad news, especially for the optimists who banked on their regular-season win total going over 8½. It’s a bet that has no shot.
Las Vegas police are investigating a possible shooting in the central valley.
Can No. 1 Kentucky go unbeaten? No. 4 Louisville tries to make point moot.
Sony’s “The Interview” has delivered over $1 million on its opening day on Christmas — an impressive launch for a title playing in only about 300 independent theaters in the U.S.
Targeted for their uniform, Rafael Ramos and Wenjian Liu were slain last weekend while sitting in their patrol car in Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood.
The University of Nevada, Las Vegas, is again highlighting a program to recycle Christmas trees.
The body of an autistic, 4-year-old boy who had been missing since Christmas Eve has been found in a pond in South Carolina.
Palmetto police say the teen approached the car and had some kind of altercation with the passengers.
Based on Laura Hillenbrand’s wildly popular biography, “Unbroken” concentrates on Louie Zamperini’s celebrated war years with a few flashbacks to his youth, starting with his days as the bullied son of Italian immigrants.
A pair of Philadelphia transit police officers rushed onto a downtown subway train on Christmas and helped make a special delivery: a baby boy.
The Los Angeles Clippers’ Spencer Hawes didn’t suit up for his team’s Christmas game, but his eye-catching suit was worthy of all the attention.
Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith will miss Sunday’s game against the San Diego Chargers because of a lacerated spleen, he said Friday.
Former NBA player and current TNT studio analyst Shaquille O’Neal was hurled into a tree by fellow analyst Kenny Smith during the halftime show of ‘NBA on TNT.’
The man found mortally wounded in a burning home in an upscale Anthem neighborhood Tuesday has been identified by the Clark County coroner’s office as Walter Zhongcheng Wu, 20, of Henderson.
