That’s why the Review-Journal is taking a different approach this election cycle, one that covers the elections less like a horse race and instead covers them for what they are to the voters: a choice. A choice between platforms, priorities and what candidates will do once in office.
The Aces trailed by nine at halftime and couldn’t make up the deficit in a loss to the Washington Mystics on Thursday at Michelob Ultra Arena.
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Trump is targeting the real issue: the fact that America doesn’t have enough homes.
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The best deportations are self-deportations. And the closure of Broadacres is one example of why many illegal immigrants are now more likely to consider doing just that.
Rents stabilize in Las Vegas and across the country.
The NHL draft could be a busy weekend for the Golden Knights with the opening of free agency looming Tuesday. The Knights have six picks to make.
The Nevada Republican Party escalated a social media discussion about immigration and the temporary closure of Broadacres Marketplace by alerting federal officials about the legal status of family members of a Democratic state legislator.
Las Vegas-born Payton Talbott was a rising star and popular social media figure before his first career loss opened his eyes to how quickly things can change.
More than 5,000 pounds of illegal fireworks have been seized by local law enforcement since June 20.
Forty-four swimmers came to the Boulder City Pool on Thursday to learn water safety skills.
Near the Nevada-Oregon border, a lithium company has hit a major snag with water.
Raiders star defensive end Maxx Crosby, talking Thursday after his second annual Sack Summit at UNLV, is fired up about working with his new coach, Pete Carroll.
The location offers discounted prices on the big box store’s traditional merchandise.
The general manager, who joined the off-Strip property in September, is no longer with the casino-hotel.
Boring Company’s Vegas Loop project could soon see tunneling toward a newly planned station at a Strip resort near one of the city’s major arenas.
In hundreds of hours of PBS programs, he proved at home with subjects ranging from government corruption to modern dance, from drug addiction to media consolidation, from religion to environmental abuse.