Trainers point to have their runners primed to peak on the first Saturday in May, and the biggest upside for that performance comes from Todd Pletcher’s stable and in particular Vino Rosso.
A judge overseeing the trial involving an injury during a David Copperfield performance has ruled that jurors should be taken to MGM Grand to view the property where a British tourist fell more than four years ago.
It has been 28 years — 27 if you count the Rebels’ return to the Final Four in 1991 when they lost to Duke — since a local sports team has captivated and galvanized Las Vegas in the manner of the Golden Knights.
The Renaissance Las Vegas, a hotel east of the Strip, is situated between a 1960s-era apartment complex and the massive Las Vegas Convention Center, set to get even bigger with a $1.4 billion overhaul.
Wynn Las Vegas race and sports book director Johnny Avello handicaps the Kentucky Derby field.
A 1-year-old boy died last month after he was found unresponsive at his caregivers’ northeast valley home, the Las Vegas Review-Journal has learned.
Kentucky Derby favorite Justify is 8-1 to win horse racing’s Triple Crown.
House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., has scheduled a vote for Thursday on a bill that would allow the Department of Energy to resume the license application process to store nuclear waste at Yucca Mountain.
If the Clark County School District’s human resource department had gotten its way, Jason Wright, the teacher accused of kicking a student, never would have been a teacher. Jason Wright, however, is the husband of Trustee Deanna Wright, who’s now School Board president.
Three of Nevada’s college campuses are making way for new classroom, lab and office space to prepare students for careers in engineering, education and health sciences.
Cheyenne’s softball team forfeited all of its wins from the 2018 season on Friday due to the use of an ineligible player.
Lawrence, a 5-foot-8-inch who starred at tiny Mercer University in Macon, Georgia, is competing for a roster spot with the Aces, who acquired her contractual rights from the Minnesota Lynx on draft day last month.
Classic car fans enjoy cool rides, warm conversation and frozen treats at weekly cruise-ins.
When the Las Vegas real estate market cratered during the Great Recession, all lenders and homebuilders took their lumps. For local builders, some of whom who had spent decades as prominent players and contributors to the local community, the sting could be felt even more deeply.
Get ready for a day of country fun with the return of Country in the Park to Mountain’s Edge to be held May 12. Jerrod Niemann headlines the free, family-friendly outdoor concert and festival, and will be joined by “American Idol” winner Trent Harmon, up-and-comer Ben Rue and local favorite Thrillbilly Deluxe. The event will be from 2 to 8 p.m. at Exploration Park, near the southwest Las Vegas master plan’s entrance.
A 24-inch Red Push Pistache tree was planted in the center of Henderson’s Morrell Park on Arbor Day, April 27, as part of the city of Henderson’s annual Arbor Day event.
When so many things are all going right at the same time, it’s tough to pinpoint one particular cause for all that good fortune. Such is the case for Las Vegas, where for the past few years and projected for several to come, economic activity, jobs and a rising population are driving growth in virtually every corner of the city. Not surprisingly, the demand for homes is experiencing a corresponding rise in popularity.
Affinity by William Lyon Homes in Summerlin Centre, located west of the 215 Beltway on West Charleston Boulevard, is resonating well with buyers and recently marked its 100th new home sale.
The master plan, which was recently named one of the top 50 selling communities in the U.S. by RCLCO and John Burns Consulting, recently closed on its 800th home. And in 2018, the community is showing no signs of slowing down.
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Lake Las Vegas has unveiled what’s dubbed its most luxurious community in the development’s third and final phase that introduces the North Shore with contemporary-style homes.
Admiration and support for Chief Academic Officer Mike Barton were almost universal, but in a twist that could have come from a Shakespearean tragedy, Barton’s supporters may have caused his downfall.
President Donald Trump suggested Friday that Rudy Giuliani, the aggressive new face of his legal team, needed to “get his facts straight” about the hush money paid to porn actress Stormy Daniels just before the 2016 election. Giuliani quickly came up with a new version.
Gennady Golovkin, the WBA/WBC/IBF champion, will attempt to tie Bernard Hopkins’ record of 20 consecutive successful middleweight title defenses when he fights Vanes Martirosyan on Saturday.
When Realtor Julieanna Edge and her husband, Billy, decided to move to Southern Nevada in 2015, their research ran the gamut and included resale homes and new-construction communities in all corners of the valley.
The 29-year-old right-hander lost his spot in the rotation last month after four starts, and he had a 10.50 ERA in four relief appearances.
The local housing supply is as tight as it has been in years. Local home prices have been climbing steadily since 2012. And homes in Southern Nevada are selling as fast as they have in recent memory.
Three women who worked with Charlie Rose have filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against CBS News and the television journalist. The lawsuit was filed Friday in New York.
The 19 water wells and reservoirs serving North Las Vegas will be fixed over the next three years under a $3.3 million contract approved Wednesday by the City Council.
In a stunning reversal, the Connecticut Supreme Court on Friday vacated Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel’s murder conviction and ordered a new trial in connection with a 1975 killing in wealthy Greenwich.