Every sensible executive in Hollywood should have laughed Guy Ritchie out of the room.
It’s appropriate that Jeff Scheid’s first solo photography exhibit is being staged at the Nevada State Museum in Carson City. Over the course of his 34-year career at the Review-Journal, Mr. Scheid has documented as much Nevada history as anyone, capturing iconic images from boxing rings and desert landscapes, courtrooms and showrooms, crime scenes and casinos.
The arrogance of the U.S. attorney’s office knows no bounds.
On a recent Friday night visit to the Fremont Street Experience, the street was full of panhandlers and half-naked men and women. It’s become a disgraceful circus atmosphere. I have lived here 38 years, and I have never seen such trash and disrespect for tourists and locals alike.
Federal regulators are on the verge of imposing crushing new rules on the much-maligned payday loan industry. These rules would have devastating consequences here in Nevada. Despite the prevailing caricature, payday loans benefit thousands of locals. Regulators must scrap this proposal.
The NFL issued a warning Friday about fighting after a number of recent incidents during training camp.
On the surface, martial arts may look like it’s all about self-defense, but those who practice it will tell you otherwise.
A jacket worn by Elvis Presley in the 1964 film “Viva Las Vegas” and more than 150 other items belonging to the late singer were due to go up for auction on Thursday evening as part of Elvis Week events at his Graceland home in Memphis.
From a double-wide trailer on Basic High School’s campus, medical professionals are working to keep valley children in school and out of hospital emergency rooms and urgent care centers.
A man in a full-body bear costume approached a grizzly and her two cubs in front of shocked spectators by a river in Alaska, before a state Fish and Game worker scared away the animals to stop anyone being hurt, an official said on Friday.
“They’re figuring out if there’s a path financially and politically,” an unnamed Democrat told BuzzFeed about the insiders. “It feels more real than it has in the past months.”
Adults wait their turn to be fingerprinted by local authorities in the Edward A. Greer Educational Center. Each has his fingers stained before the prints are sent to the FBI.
“To Thee I See,” local author Arby L. Hambric’s memoir, chronicles Hambric’s life from 1926 to 2014, a journey that took him from picking in the fields of Texas to cooking for dignitaries on U.S. Navy ships.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Friday expressed “profound grief” for the millions killed in World War II and remorse for his country’s participation, but said that future Japanese generations shouldn’t need to keep apologizing.
Las Vegas Councilman Bob Coffin saw the deal for limes — 20 for a buck — at the just-opened Save-a-Lot grocery store and had a thought. Time to make ceviche.
On your first day of school, you become a first-grader.
NEW YORK — The man who shot and wounded a firefighter after setting his home ablaze in a standoff with New York authorities is dead, police said on Friday.
There’s nothing fun about being stuck in a financial rut. It can feel as if you’re spinning your wheels and getting nowhere. So when the price of a service you use increases, you feel the pinch. Here’s a look at different ways Starbucks, Barack Obama and Uber can affect your cash flow and keep you broke.
Forty Army Ranger students and four instructors were struck by lightning in Florida during a training program aimed at protecting themselves from a thunderstorm’s lightning bolts, the U.S. Army said on Thursday.
The U.S. is investigating what it believes are “credible” reports that ISIS fighters used mustard agent in an attack against Kurdish Peshmerga this week.
Before he became the 29th president, Harding, a Republican, very apparently fathered a love child with Nan Britton, 31 years his junior.
A grizzly bear was euthanized Thursday after an autopsy of a hiker confirmed that the bear killed him in Yellowstone National Park last week.
A group calling itself the Islamic State Hacking Division this week posted online a purported list of names and contacts for Americans it refers to as “targets,” according to officials.
UCLA freshman Cordell Broadus, a four-star wide receiver recruit and son of rapper Snoop Dogg, has decided to give up football.
An Ohio man died after being hit by a roller coaster ride on Thursday at the Cedar Point Amusement Park in Sandusky, a park spokesman said.
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