Joe Cada is a high-profile example of poker backing, an often secretive economic system that many professional players say is essential to offset the expenses and unpredictability that accompany tournament poker.
The driver of an SUV involved in a northeast valley crash that left two people dead Saturday night was arrested on suspicion of DUI, Las Vegas police said.
Scores of superheroes, comic book crime fighters and “Star Wars” characters swarmed the Las Vegas Convention Center on a mission to witness the sights and sounds of the fifth annual Amazing Las Vegas Comic Con.
The National Park Service is looking for volunteers to take part in what’s being called a “Lichen BioBlitz” on July 17-19.
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke will visit Northern Nevada on Sunday to address a group that stirred controversy last year during the confirmation process for another member of President Donald Trump’s cabinet.
Caleb Lystrup, a 28-year-old Las Vegas native, is co-founder and one of two CEOs for Khione Outdoor Gear, with Casey Messick.
Renato Ascoli, who became International Game Technology’s North America gaming and interactive CEO, arrived in Las Vegas from New England in 2015 where he was general manager of Gtech Corp., the company that acquired IGT, the world’s largest manufacturer of slot machines, for $6.4 billion.
Entrepreneur Brent Patterson has grand plans. He envisions his single-serve containers with coffee beans in Strip resorts as part of the in-room coffee service.
The Iranian-Russian strategy is a nightmare for the entire Sunni Middle East. And for us too. The Pentagon seems bent on preventing it. Hence the Tomahawk attack for crossing the chemical red line. Hence the recent fighter-bomber shoot-down.
Conservatives elected you because we thought you were going to win this fight at all costs. You weren’t going to “turn the other cheek.”
Five months into Donald Trump’s administration, only the unwise doubt the president’s intelligence.
Actually, a more responsible and useful alternative would be to expand the existing monorail system north to downtown Las Vegas.
A true sense of voter turnout (i.e. voter participation) would be the percentage of eligible voters who showed up for a particular election.
The thousand of low-wage earners who he thinks are the big losers are actually winners because they get to keep their jobs.
Well, I was once a member of AARP. About six or seven years ago, I canceled my membership because at that time they were pushing and promoting Obamacare.
But the skills and personality traits that enable disruptive innovation are often wildly at odds with those that you need to turn a company into a mature and stable firm.
Ms. Neilsen at least acknowledges that many people will find her “line of thinking repellent.” At least she got something right.
Perhaps Mr. Mueller, by all accounts a well-respected and consummate professional, will show some restraint and stay between the lines. But the anti-Trump leaks already dripping out of his office don’t bode well.
First, give U.S. Sen. Dean Heller credit for opposing the manifestly bad Senate version of the Republican health-care bill.
The collective bargaining process has systematically prioritized the job security of union members over the safety and security of students.
Hockey’s culture, perhaps more than any other sport, is to exhibit patience in developing skill, to encourage growth at lower levels and allow nature to take its course.
The Clark County coroner’s office has identified the second person killed in a central valley car shooting on June 13.
A breakdown of the fights on the main card of UFC Fight Night 112 on Sunday at Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City, with picks from the Review-Journal’s Adam Hill and Heidi Fang.
While the hockey world was fixating on Las Vegas and what the Golden Knights were doing in the NHL Expansion Draft, weird things were happening in another part of the Southwest.
An uncle of 8-year-old Daquan Bankston who nearly drowned at Cowabunga Bay water park on June 18 confirmed that the child died Friday evening.
The Vegas Golden Knights completed their first NHL Entry Draft on Saturday in Chicago.
Sen. Dean Heller, R-Nev., faces possible backlash from America’s First Priorities, a super PAC run by former Trump advisers, after his announcement Friday that he would not support the current health care bill.
A southern Utah wildfire has grown more, reaching 62.7 square miles by Saturday night.
A traditional circus production is set to move into the long-latent Paris Theater at Paris Las Vegas. Expect a residency announcement soon.
Asking “what if” can be tantalizing and maddening. Las Vegas sports fans know the impact of that question.
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Family owners of beloved Vegas restaurant involved in wild lawsuit
Fiery wrong-way crash kills 2 on 215 Beltway in northwest Las Vegas
Las Vegas family suing to get son an extra year of high school
Mystery deepens: Monolith outside Vegas may have been in desert for years
Woman arrested after police say she climbed on Reno craps table, threw chips at people