My whole career,” Garth Brooks told his fans Saturday night, “you’ve always just let me be me.”
A quarterback who was anointed a star too soon was on display and further exposed Sunday. But Philip Rivers and the San Diego Chargers weren’t the frauds.
INDIANAPOLIS — Peyton Manning watched disbelievingly as one pass after another hit the ground Sunday.
The owner of a brothel more than two hours’ drive from Las Vegas said she hopes to hire Nevada’s first legal male prostitutes within a month, now that state health officials have approved a method to test men for infectious diseases.
WASHINGTON — Risking the wrath of Democrats, Sen. Joe Lieberman, I-Conn., threatened Sunday to join Republicans in opposing health care legislation if it permits uninsured individuals as young as 55 to buy Medicare coverage.
No one minded that he was a tad rusty from sitting out nine years. Certainly not the critics, who have given Garth Brooks rave reviews after his Las Vegas comeback began this past weekend at Wynn Las Vegas.
CARSON CITY — Clark County businessman Brent Howard thought he had a chance of significantly lowering the taxes on his home and business properties. … That’s because Nevada’s county assessors have been accused of not following a constitutional requirement to assess property in a uniform and equitable way. … He has been forced to think again.
It was in Memphis, of all places, that Vincent Paterson found out Michael Jackson had died.
Last week, Donny Osmond hurt his back when he fell off a platform backstage at the Flamingo. But here he is on Saturday, picking up heavy boxes of charity food and walking them into senior citizens’ apartments, without complaint.
Rob Lauer so far appears to be a long shot to win a seat in Congress.
Department of Energy lawyers are forging ahead with their defense of a license application to build the nation’s nuclear waste repository at Yucca Mountain.
Many families are surviving these days thanks to food supplied by nonprofit and faith-based agencies, said Julie Murray, president and CEO of Three Square food bank.
Las Vegas attorney Richard Wright is two for two against Chief Deputy Attorney General Conrad Hafen.
Union leaders are among the most passionate backers of President Barack Obama’s plan to nationalize U.S. health care — except the part where the Democrats call for a tax on high-value insurance plans … the kind unions have negotiated for their members.
Its nickname is the “Beast of Kandahar,” but the Air Force has officially dubbed it the RQ-170 Sentinel.
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