Edward Von Tobel Jr., a Las Vegas business pioneer and part of the founding family of Von Tobel Lumber, has died at the age of 96.
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In a decade of soaring excess, we should have seen it coming.
To save money, Clark County needs to take a long, hard look at the “unsustainable” salaries and benefits being paid to county workers, a review panel suggests.
• A story in Wednesday’s Review-Journal on a proposal to require further certification of private-sector building inspectors should have said that one county inspector in 2007 overlooked serious defects in remodeling at the Rio, prompting a scathing audit. Although the district attorney filed misdemeanor charges against Harrah’s after an investigation of several casino remodeling projects, those charges were dropped and no charges were ever filed against the county inspector.
Cleophus Parker relies on public transportation to shuttle him to doctor appointments, which he has four to five times a week to treat his diabetes and heart condition.
CARSON CITY — Gov. Jim Gibbons fired his campaign adviser Wednesday for comments that described first ladies as “window dressing.”
Two Las Vegas men were indicted Wednesday after authorities accused them of conspiring to distribute “club drugs” and other illegal drugs.
Standing atop Treasure Island Wednesday afternoon, a beaming Felix Grucci Jr., fireworks guru, had a message for Las Vegas: “We’re back!”
Republican candidates for 2010 elections dished up a heaping helping of conservative red meat for voters Wednesday at a forum in Summerlin.
Higher taxes on mining, gambling or sales won’t improve Nevada’s dismal budget outlook.
For the first time in decades, maybe in almost a century, Nevada has shrunk.
A Las Vegas attorney filed a second lawsuit Wednesday that accuses medical personnel at University Medical Center of failing to provide emergency treatment to a pregnant woman in labor.
Seven Clark County schools classified under state guidelines as “persistently low-achieving,” could each be eligible next year for up to $500,000 to fund innovation and reform efforts.
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In a pivotal decision during the 83rd Session of the Nevada Legislature, the Supreme Court of Nevada ruled that a statute of limitations defense may be contractually waived—reinforcing Nevada’s longstanding commitment to enforcing contracts as written.
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Officials believe state financial data and DMV data were not breached in the recent cyberattack, Gov. Joe Lombardo said during a news conference.
The Southern Nevada Health District said that, after updated guidance from federal officials, it is preparing to administer the updated COVID-19 vaccine.
The Treasury Department released the list of occupations that qualify for the tax exemption on tipped income. Many Las Vegas jobs are on it.
With student support and silly sunglasses, the southwest Las Vegas Valley teacher will now serve as an ambassador for educators across Nevada.
