Tim Tebow apparently just wasn’t “good enough” to be the Philadelphia Eagles’ third-string quarterback in coach Chip Kelly’s offense.
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee compared Rowan County clerk Kim Davis’ refusal to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples to conscientious objections to slavery Sunday.
A Metro officer who was involved in an officer-involved shooting Friday morning that left another officer wounded and two men arrested on attempted murder charges has been identified.
A Muslim flight attendant says she was suspended by ExpressJet for refusing to serve alcohol in accordance with her Islamic faith.
Q: Does the board have the right to spend $73,000 for an “emergency repair” on a chain-link fence for tennis courts. This is eight years ahead of schedule, according to the homeowners association’s reverse study.
Welcome to the Class of 2019. Born in the late 1990s, these kids are coming of age in a world that looks very different than it did a generation ago.
Summit releases final homes in two Providence neighborhoods
Nevada Republican Party Chairman Michael McDonald just slipped a little deeper into the morass surrounding Med Lien Management’s default on a $2.2 million loan from a local children’s charity. And he’s taking the state party with him.
Master-planned communities want one thing from their residents: for them to move out. So much so, that Summerlin even requires the homebuilders to plan for it, make space for it and be creative about it. The community mandates that 15 percent of the square footage of each home is dedicated to outdoor living, and homeowners nationwide are thriving in the great outdoors.
For the first time, the NCAA this year is allowing schools to give cash stipends to cover the cost of things like late-night snacks, student fees, laundry money and movies.
Real estate questions
The Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority’s failure to pay bills on time has become such a problem that several agencies have threatened to suspend services, according to documents obtained by the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Southern Nevada imports a lot from California. We can count on the Golden State for tourists, relocating residents, expanding businesses — and stubbornly high gasoline prices.
One man died and another was arrested Saturday night after a crash in the southwest valley, Las Vegas police said.
To any cable or satellite television subscriber, the cost of in-home entertainment is going up.