The Downtown Summerlin restaurant’s varied menu is all designed to be compatible with wine, Grape Street’s raison d’etre.
A tiny fan blowing hot air whirled on the dashboard of Analia Gibson’s non-air-conditioned mail truck as she sorted through mail for her daily route.
Zack Hample, the fan who retrieved Alex Rodriguez’s 3,000th hit, has decided to present the milestone baseball to A-Rod.
Mark DiCiero returns to the radio airwaves Monday morning with a co-host who is making her on-air debut. DiCiero is convinced he has found another diamond in the rough in bartender Aimee Montgomery.
In the past three years, federal prosecutors have obtained three indictments against high-rolling Las Vegas businessman Ramon DeSage, each time adding new charges related to a scheme to defraud investors.
Police arrested a soldier carrying an assault rifle and ammunition at a Fayetteville, North Carolina, mall after officers received multiple reports of an armed man walking through a Macy’s department store.
Former UNLV basketball star and TV sports analyst Greg Anthony is returning to broadcasting this weekend, according to Sports Illustrated.
A criminal complaint and arrest warrant were issued Thursday against a 55-year-old Tomah, Wisconsin, man accused of threatening to kill President Barack Obama.
View rounds up education briefs from across the Las Vegas Valley, including school news and scholarship information.
Health-related news and events from across the Las Vegas Valley.
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Read about news and events from across the Summerlin area.
You hear those snide remarks about Summerlin, about its unique “roundabout” road intersections, about the well-manicured, palm tree-lined streets, the upscale homes in gated communities, the parks, the jogging trails and so much more. Then it all filters into some imaginary or maybe envious reference to those “snooty” or “smug” inhabitants of Summerlin.
In a letter postmarked before his June 6 escape from a New York state prison, convicted murderer Richard Matt told his daughter “See you on the outside,” the Buffalo News reported.
Summer is officially here, and that means it’s time for family vacations. Whether you are traveling near or far, it can be easy for the trip to end in tears and frustration.
It’s hard not to love a good burger. Be you a veggie, beef or poultry connoisseur, you’ll find something worth your adoration on the I Love Burgers menu.
Public School 702 takes its name to heart in its school-themed project on the second floor of the dining arroyo at Downtown Summerlin. The decor includes blackboard and wall bleacher accents, world globes hanging from the ceiling and school paraphernalia galore. Cocktail napkins resemble lined school paper. The menu mimics a composition book. But that’s all to be expected from a place that promises “an education in the art of food and beer.”
They don’t call it Wimpy’s because the portions are small or the flavors are weak.
View rounds up dining events and news from across the Las Vegas Valley, from restaurant openings to special dinners and promotions.
The big tributes to the late B.B. King continue. The latest edition of Guitar World Magazine features longtime Las Vegan King on the cover and a feature that captures King’s generous spirit and singular talent while also chronicling his incredibly bleak childhood.
The Justice Department has sent subpoenas to several major airlines as part of an investigation into “possible unlawful coordination” to limit capacity increases, and thereby keeping ticket prices high, a department spokeswoman said Wednesday.
A three-year Spring Mountains National Recreation Area improvement campaign eliminated 90 of the 219 developed camp sites on Mount Charleston, a popular getaway that attracts more than 1.2 million annual visitors.
As political empires go, few state institutions rival the Nevada System of Higher Education.
Learn about the incidence of MS in minority populations.