CCSD board trustee Lisa Guzman will not run for re-election.
“I love living in Las Vegas,” says the 54-year-old actor and father of four with wife Rhea. “This was such a great decision for us as a family.”
Many Americans wait too long to purchase a life insurance policy. They do not realize how their health issues can factor into the application process.
Choosing a geriatrician as your primary care doctor in your 70s is a good idea, especially if you’re dealing with age-related health problems.
Police are investigating an overnight shooting that sent one person to the hospital in the east Las Vegas Valley.
The UNLV-affiliated program is designed for retired adults, but is open to anyone.
One of Koolsville’s traditional fundraisers, in which artists exchange free tattoos for supplies, earned recognition from the Clark County Commission in late October.
The Rebels fell to 0-2 in bracket play at the Players Era Championship and will play a Big Ten opponent in Thursday’s consolation r0und at Michelob Ultra Arena.
Quarterback Maika Eugenio starred, and Bishop Gorman rolled past Arbor View to win the Open Division state football championship Tuesday at Allegiant Stadium.
There was no talk about ranking systems Tuesday at Allegiant Stadium. Just special memories being created by the eight schools fighting for state titles.
The Review-Journal teamed up with two local organizations to pass out turkeys to community members in need at the Review-Journal in Las Vegas.
Parents need to go back to the basics, for safety’s sake.
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.
By modern standards, the people who created Thanksgiving didn’t have much to be thankful for. They practiced gratitude anyway.
Nevada ranks 49th. We can and should do better. Give your time.
Trump is everywhere in the Epstein files because Jeffrey Epstein was out of his mind with resentment toward a former friend.
Whether a news organization is biased is subjective and not a matter for the FCC to decide.
A military appreciation event was put on by USAA and the Las Vegas Raiders.
The new memorial, meant to bring awareness to cycling safety, was hand-signed by dozens of Wesley Sterner’s family members, friends and cyclists who knew him.