Everyone in Las Vegas has an opinion on traffic.
Nearly 1,100 workers at the new $250 million Eastside Cannery have spent the past couple weeks getting acclimated to the nuances of their new jobs in anticipation of Thursday’s opening in time for the Labor Day crowds.
Log onto the Las Vegas Business Press Web site and let us hear your opinion on this week’s question.
Developer Jim Letchinger is “proceeding cautiously” with construction of the $50 million Mercer condominium project on Tropicana Avenue west of the Las Vegas Beltway.
Bridget is 7 and loves Olympic softball pitcher Jennie Finch. The young windmill hurler, a friend’s daughter, dreams of someday wearing Finch’s uniform No. 27.
The team roster lists him as 6 feet 1 inch, but DeAndre Kambala admits he’s only 5-11.
Similar to the Iraq war itself, but without as much vitriol, a nationwide debate stirred when the Detroit Lions drafted Caleb Campbell in the seventh round out of Army.
Paul Tracy would just as soon forget the last time he drove in the Indy Racing League.
Two Pick 6 players betting Del Mar hit the mother lode Saturday, cashing the two winning tickets worth $356,909 apiece.
Carmelo Anthony always seems to be grinning. Whether he’s running sprints, shooting free throws or icing his knees, his expression rarely changes.
David Michaels and Kris Bennett don’t have time to waste in this week’s AAU basketball tournaments.
Here’s a thought: What if USA Basketball doesn’t win gold in China?