: I have door problems. One of my doors closes by itself and it isn’t supposed to. The other door doesn’t latch correctly. How can I fix these?
It’s exciting to see the transformation taking place in the home-building market. Perhaps the best example is the new Villa Trieste development by Pulte Homes. Located in Summerlin, this community of 185 homes is leading the way when it comes to responsible building in Southern Nevada.
Valentine’s Day is just days away, but you needn’t fret. There’s still plenty of time to set the stage for romance.
Even with an eight-point lead in the final two minutes of regulation, Durango boys basketball coach DeShawn Henry was “sweating bullets” Wednesday night.
• LAKE MEAD — Only a handful of anglers took part in Friday’s trout plants at Boulder and Hemenway harbors.
SALT LAKE CITY — Shaun Green had 21 points and 10 rebounds, leading Utah to a 67-55 victory over San Diego State on Wednesday night.
A Fresno, Calif., antiques dealer has hit a home run with the sale of a rare baseball card she originally thought was worth only $10.
• ARBOR VIEW — Girls basketball player Jena Valenzuela boosted her season averages to 12 points and six rebounds. Boys basketball player Anthony Trepagnier averaged 22 points and five rebounds and made 9 of 10 free throws in two games.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — Dale Earnhardt Jr. never wanted to be the voice of NASCAR, the one getting all the questions and shouldering the responsibility for speaking for teammates, colleagues and everyone else in the garage.
Miguel Tejada had a few drinks the night before he appeared in court to confess his sins.
Low-hanging clouds and periods of heavy rain could not dampen the spirits of shooters who gathered Saturday at Desert Lakes Shooting Club in Boulder City for the second Las Vegas Sporting Clays Classic. Neither could the wind, which sometimes blew hard enough to carry huge raindrops into seemingly protected places where shooters and event volunteers sought shelter.
Britain Longmire has won two state wrestling titles and earned a college scholarship since transferring from the Cincinnati area to Cimarron-Memorial as a sophomore. A team state championship is about the only thing missing from the senior’s resume and he said he can’t think of a better way to complete his successful high school career than to lead the Spartans to their first Class 4A crown .
You undoubtedly have heard this is one of those teaching moments, when we can educate youth about making better decisions in the wake of famous people doing bad things.
Switching between three skill positions might cause some players to be overlooked in college football recruiting.
CARSON CITY — Conservative Republicans, banks and almost everyone else expressed tentative support Wednesday for Assembly Speaker Barbara Buckley’s bill to lessen the foreclosure crisis in Nevada.
CARSON CITY — Legislators told Gov. Jim Gibbons on Wednesday to back off from cuts in the state agency leading the fight against federal efforts to open a high-level radioactive waste dump at Yucca Mountain.
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama, a frequent visitor to Nevada while he was on the campaign trail, will return to Las Vegas in the coming months, Sen. Harry Reid said Wednesday.
Singer Chris Brown, who is being investigated in connection with allegations of domestic violence involving his pop star girlfriend, Rihanna, has been taking refuge in Las Vegas, according to an entertainment news show.
CARSON CITY — The Southern Nevada Water Authority is making a major effort to get rights to water in rural valleys that could be piped to Las Vegas, but Pat Mulroy said Wednesday the pipeline project will be built only if “absolutely necessary.”
In hindsight, Billie-Marie Morrison realized she should have gone to her cardiologist after she couldn’t catch her breath while dancing at a Fourth of July party last year. But she thought it was her asthma.
WASHINGTON — A $790 billion economic stimulus bill heading toward final votes in Congress restores some of the education funding that Nevada and other states are counting on to supplement their sagging budgets, senators said Wednesday.
Scott Anderson announced his withdrawal from the Las Vegas City Council Ward 6 race on Wednesday, saying he “will not compromise my integrity or my supporters’ integrity by involving my campaign in ‘dirty politics.’ “
A group representing downtown Las Vegas businesses is raising money to combat the “collateral damage” of a campaign to force changes to the city’s redevelopment efforts.
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Casino GM leaves post
Driver who killed 2 NHP troopers gets max: ‘Stupid, ignorant decision that I made’
Guardianship dispute emerges over baby of couple killed in Summerlin law office shooting
NDOT crews use snow plows to clear droves of Mormon crickets from state highways
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