Well owners demonstrated before the Nevada Legislature convened Monday to protest proposed measures to regulate domestic wells that will be considered during the 120-day session.
The Las Vegas date is part of a tour announced the morning after the pop singer’s big Super Bowl performance.
As a youngster in Texas, Aaron Ford didn’t know his family was poor. It was just a fact of life that utilities — water, gas — got shut off sometimes. You dealt with it. “I just believed this is how folks lived,” said Ford, who on Monday takes command in the Nevada Senate as Democratic majority leader when the 2017 Legislature convenes.
Billionaire casino magnate Steve Wynn says he voted for Democrat Barack Obama in 2008, and he didn’t fully embrace the 2016 candidacy of longtime rival Donald Trump until after the real estate developer had already won.
Today is the first day of the 2017 Legislative Session. Democrats control the Assembly, 27-15, and the Senate, 12-9. Governor Brian Sandoval is a Republican, however, and Democrats need two-third majorities to pass any tax increases or override a gubernatorial veto.
The subjective part is dead for anyone with even an infinitesimal amount of unbiased vision, the rationalization that any quarterback in National Football League history should be placed ahead of Tom Brady on the register of the greatest to play the game now reduced to rubbish.
The Las Vegas Valley will see above-normal temperatures until the weekend, according to the National Weather Service.
The Atlanta Falcons handed Tom Brady and the New England Patriots the Lombardi Trophy on a Super Bowl silver platter Sunday evening.
At the private practice where Susan VanBeuge works as a nurse practitioner, she and the practice’s physician complement each other. The physician, who often takes on a more clinical demeanor, introduces the nurse as the patient’s advocate and champion.
When Diana Ross returns to The Venetian on Wednesday night, it marks the start of her third nine-show mini-residency here.
The Kremlin is indignant over the comments by Bill O’Reilly of Fox News, who called Russian President Vladimir Putin a “killer” in an interview with President Donald Trump.
Lawyers for Washington state and Minnesota have told a federal appellate court that restoring President Donald Trump’s ban on refugees and travelers from seven predominantly Muslim countries would “unleash chaos again.”
Hungry and have a fiver in your wallet? You can probably fill your belly with it — if you know where to look.
Two people sitting in the back of a car were shot in the northeast valley Sunday night. Both were expected to survive their injuries.
A man was shot in the west-central Las Vegas Valley Sunday night.
The actions of Las Vegas Justice of the Peace Melanie Andress-Tobiasson have raised eyebrows among state disciplinary officials, who will consider her case at a hearing on Friday in Reno.
If it’s tough being a kid, try being a “first kid” — the child of an American president.
Queen Elizabeth II has become the first British monarch to reach the milestone of 65 years on the throne.
First-year UNLV swim coach Ben Loorz hopes to end the season on a high note at the conference and NCAA championships.
Charlie Blake proudly looked across the community garden at Zion Methodist Church in North Las Vegas, where heads of lettuce, broccoli bunches and other vegetables are sprouting from roughly 40 soil-rich beds that rise from the desert land.
The Youth America Grand Prix in Las Vegas competition started Thursday and drew students from 70 dance schools from 16 U.S. states and nations including China, Mexico and Canada, said Larissa Saveliev, the nonprofit’s co-founder. About 400 students competed.
The Southern Nevada Home Builders Association hosted a special presentation about the “aging in place” movement in the building and remodeling industry.
Sounds of construction and signs leading to new-home neighborhoods often pique the interest of passersby.
Thanks to significantly expanded financing options, the dream of homeownership at The Ogden is now a reality for many who otherwise may not have been able to qualify for a home loan.
Pardee Homes’ newest Inspirada neighborhood, Strada, is scheduled to open to the public on Saturday, Feb. 25.
In a week of turmoil, mortgage rates remained calm and virtually unchanged.
There’s a lot more to it than just finding someone who wants your house.
Before opting for one, you’ll want to make sure it’s a good fit for your health situation, your home and financial future.
• 11 Morning Sky Lane – $3.6 million; 10,958 square feet square feet. Parcel No. 164-14-211-031. Seller: Wilmington Savings Fund Society. Buyer: Johnny Mora.