IRS provision needs to be repealed.
Sit back and watch the Democrats go at it.
It is the responsibility of our legislators to shield our most vulnerable populations.
Having the skills to do a job is more important than any piece of paper. Thanks to President Donald Trump, federal agencies will now be hiring based on that criterion.
Clark County officials released a list of businesses that were found not to be in compliance of the mandates announced by Gov. Steve Sisolak last month.
Employees express anger and confusion as Phase One rules return amid Nevada’s coronavirus spike.
Proposed cuts to Nevada’s education budget are expected to disproportionately impact the state’s poor and minority students, and advocates and some lawmakers are pushing for the Legislature to find ways to keep those programs whole.
Best Agency CEO and Notoriety proprietor Ken Henderson says, “I am bending to comply with every protocol.”
The last governor’s directive that I have receive stated that residential communities could tow vehicles under Nevada Revised Statutes 706.4477 only if the vehicle is blocking a fire hydrant, a fire lane, a handicap designated parking space (if driver did not have proper handicap tag displayed in the vehicle), posing an imminent threat of causing a substantial adverse effect on the health, safety or welfare of the resident and if the vehicle is clearly marked for a specific resident or the use of a specific unit in the community in accordance with NRS 706.4477 (2b)(4).
The American Red Cross in the Nevada region is looking to fill at least 75 positions monthly during the wildfire season, but will not turn others away if they would like to help out.
As COVID-19 kept international fighters from traveling to the United States, the T UFC president needed an island in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
The actress and author’s classic film “Clueless,” in which she plays a Beverly Hills teen, turns 25 on July 19.
A breakdown of the fights on the main card of UFC 251 on Saturday on “Fight Island” in Abu Dhabi, with picks from the Review-Journal’s Adam Hill and Heidi Fang:
The idea of an international location for hosting UFC fights was born from a TMZ interview in April and came to fruition through support of the Abu Dhabi government.
President Donald Trump on Friday commuted the sentence of former campaign official Roger Stone, just days before he was to have begun a 40-month prison term.
The Las Vegas City Council is on the verge of finalizing a deal that will allow the construction of the city’s first urban central park.
New Chinatown spot, from the owners of Makers & Finders, serves beverages including many unique creations, and such delights as Colombian cheese pastries.
Expanded hours and menus, the return of a lunch buffet and a 7-wine sampling package among the things to check out.
Randall Cunningham had a standout 16-year NFL career at quarterback, and is the pastor at Remnant Ministries. He also is considered the greatest UNLV player of all time.
A trial over new marijuana shop licenses is set to take place at the Las Vegas Convention Center because of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Pac-12 announced Friday it would play a conference-only schedule this season, meaning UNLV will not play California and Arizona State at Allegiant Stadium.
The consolidated force now overseeing security at UNLV, the College of Southern Nevada, the Desert Research Institute and Nevada State College expects to have boards in place by fall.
American Preparatory Academy Las Vegas is being sued by its parent company, American Preparatory Schools, after ending a management deal with the for-profit Utah company.
The NHL’s return-to-play plan and new collective bargaining agreement were approved Friday, paving the way for the Stanley Cup to be awarded.
Lou Finocchiaro (@GambLou) is parlaying two favorites on the main card and is betting two underdogs on the preliminary card Saturday.
Las Vegas Ballpark is opening up to fans for tours, the Las Vegas Aviators announced on Friday.
Former Major League Baseball player Aaron Rowand sold his Summerlin home he built in 2011 in The Ridges for $5.5 million, but a Chinese investor led the way in the second quarter paying $5.88 million for the Queensridge estate of Realtor Tom Love who served as his own agent.
Toll Brothers is selling some of its professionally decorated model homes at three of its Summerlin and Inspirada communities. It is a rare occasion when professionally decorated and fully furnished model homes go on the market.
Having launched a new business in late February, Brad and Kylee Brown are facing once-in-a generation challenges during the COVID-19 crisis, but that hasn’t stopped them from forging ahead and looking for the silver lining in the gray clouds.