Five times a year, Jerry Bowlen’s staff moves 60,000 to 80,000 plants and another 35,000 flowers for topiaries into the Bellagio Conservatory.
If you’re trying El Dorado Cantina for the first time, do not panic nor get too excited; you’re not going to the world’s largest gentlemen’s club.
What hurts? It’s a question doctors often ask their patients at some point during a medical exam. However, for those with mental disabilities, it’s not an easy question to answer.
When Patti Novak’s marriage crumbled, she decided to be a matchmaker. Her kind of in your face advice — “Don’t eat with your mouth open” — has helped her become a TV star, a book author, and the holder of a lucrative career. She shows that unmitigated gall can make the American Dream possible.
Through sniffles and stifled tears, a group of LGBT people and community allies read the names of 26 people murdered in the United States for being transgender.
Juan Muniz considers all of his art pieces to be an inside look into his own sad journal.
Depending upon your age, you might remember those early impressions of a fireman as some guy wearing wide suspenders, leaning back on a chair in front of a little firehouse and reading a newspaper while waiting for the fire alarm to go off.
The word “bowlology” means “the study of bowls.”
Like game shows get updated to have more of a “wow” factor, quiz bowls at some area high schools are getting a makeover to follow the National Academic Quiz Tournaments (NAQT) format, which has two types of questions: toss-ups and bonuses.
Cody Pulsipher always knew he wanted to help people.
The phrase “It takes a village to raise a child” is embodied in many of the amenities found in Opportunity Village’s latest attraction, Sean’s Park.
Alabama has won all but two of its 11 games this season by at least 19 points. Go with the Crimson Tide as 17½-point favorites over Auburn on Saturday.
Florence Henderson, the wholesome actress who went from Broadway star to television icon when she became Carol Brady, the ever-cheerful mom residing over “The Brady Bunch,” has died. She was 82.
Passers-by on the corner of Maryland Parkway and Russell Road could be forgiven for starting and having a few questions on the morning of Oct. 20 as a 26-foot-tall abstract shape wrapped in white cloth was lifted into the air by a huge crane.
Michelle Curran is a private cake artist.
Patti Morello says it’s hard to describe the look on the faces of those with special needs when they step into one of Opportunity Village’s community gardens.
Never judge a book by its cover. While El Sombrero’s plain white exterior and original neon sign allow it to blend in with other venues in Las Vegas’ Arts District, its interior holds an elegant dining room with modern lighting, chic mirrors and a brighter color scheme.
If there’s a cause that involves paws, it has perhaps no better friend than Darlene Blair, founder and president of DAB Consulting, dabconsulting.biz . The Summerlin-area resident uses her expertise in grant writing and setting up 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations, usually those affiliated with homeless animals.
The Strip is famous for bright, bold, unusual sights. But Monterrey, Mexico, resident Adrian Bortoni didn’t expect a rooftop ice rink to be one of them.
Howard Ickes isn’t afraid to use the “F” word. “Fun,” he said. “I often refer to this place as the house of fun.”
Authorities were searching Thursday for two women suspected in the abduction of a California mother who turned up safe near an interstate three weeks after she disappeared.
Teaching wasn’t Kelly Hayes’ first choice for a career, but it turned out to be the right one.
A climber who fell about 60 to 80 feet Thursday night at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area was rescued Friday morning.
The death toll from a car bombing south of Baghdad claimed by the Islamic State group rose to 73 on Friday, including about 40 Iranian pilgrims — the deadliest IS attack in four months.
Police say a Thanksgiving night dispute in the parking lot of a Nevada Wal-Mart has left one man dead.
Israeli firefighters on Friday reined in a blaze that had spread across the country’s third-largest city of Haifa and forced tens of thousands of people to flee their homes, but continued to battle more than a dozen other fires around the country for the fourth day in a row.
Two Utah ski resorts plan to open for the season Friday thanks to mountain snowstorms and several days of cold weather that made man-made snowmaking possible.
A man walked into Southern Hills Hospital and Medical Center with a gunshot wound to his foot late Thursday night.
Our music picks this week include Asking Alexandria and Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox.