It may be time to let the common man control his own destiny and reap the consequences.
Trump tweeting crackpot conspiracy theories is hurting Lori Klausutis’ family and his re-election efforts.
It’s hard to comprehend what reducing carbon emissions enough to supposedly slow down global warming would entail. Then came coronavirus.
Proponents of a ballot petition to create an independent commission to redraw state legislative districts will have extra time to gather needed signatures to qualify for the 2020 ballot.
A prosecutor urged the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday to give the government another chance to pursue charges against rancher Cliven Bundy and others.
Georgia’s governor declared a state of emergency in one county to activate up to 500 members of the state National Guard “to protect people property in Atlanta.”
The agency warns that some coronavirus antibody tests are inaccurate and said even the better ones should not be used to determine who can safely return to work or school.
Las Vegas records show city staff was involved in creating a video in which people praised Mayor Carolyn Goodman, who’d been criticized for comments about reopening amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Like Maxx Croby after him, Greg Townsend was an overlooked college prospect who flourished as soon as he reached the NFL.
Basic High grad and former second-round draft choice Andrew Church sounds off after being cut amid COVID-19 virus shutdown.
Lady Gaga postponed a “Chromatica” listening party in the wake of protests over George Floyd’s death.
Frank Nails coached former Raiders David Humm and, Frank Hawkins, but treated all of his players like surrogate sons.
Want to relive the Golden Knights run to the 2018 Stanley Cup Final? Here’s your chance.
Coach Amy Bush-Herzer and her team were just hitting their stride when their season was canceled by the COVID-19 pandemic.
One school planned for the Historic Westside in Las Vegas says it will not open until next year while two others say they are struggling to meet enrollment goals.
The Grand Canyon is expanding access to its more popular South Rim entrance and planning to let visitors in around the clock next month after it shuttered temporarily over coronavirus concerns.
Circa Sports is now offering yes/no props on eight horses for the Run for the Roses after an injury ended the career of the early Derby favorite.
Handicapper Lou Finocchiaro (@GambLou) has three plays for the event, which is headlined by a welterweight bout between Tyron Woodley (19-4-1) and Gilbert Burns (18-3).
The welterweight star will step back in the cage for the first time since losing his belt at T-Mobile Arena more than a year ago when he faces Gilbert Burns at UFC on ESPN 9 on Saturday.
Senior offensive tackle Caiden Miles announced his commitment to UNLV on Friday afternoon via Twitter.
Raiders quarterback Derek Carr tweeted he was upset after watching the video of an unarmed African-American man dying at the hands of Minneapolis police officers.
Stripers pushing 10 pounds are taking anchovies near Big Bend State Recreation Area. Better fishing is being reported in the evenings.
Despite limited success in NASCAR’s return to the track from the coronavirus shutdown, reigning series champ Kyle Busch of Las Vegas is still the straw that stirs the drink.
Chef Josh Smith is exiting Bardot Brasserie and has accepted a position as chef/partner at Downtown Summerlin’s Andiron Steak & Sea.
The Nevada secretary of state’s office took an extra step Friday to clarify “ongoing confusion” over the all-vote-by-mail June 9 state primary, seeking to clarify misunderstandings over how mail ballots have been distributed.
COVID-19 has changed how people live and work; and architects, consultants and housing executives are already taking that into account as they build the next generation of luxury and other homes.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Summerlin Council, organizer of the annual Summerlin Patriotic Parade that typically draws more than 40,000 parade-goers and now in its 26th year, will transition the parade to a virtual event this year.
The Cliffs village in Summerlin is aptly named for its picturesque ridgeline that forms the village’s spectacular backdrop. One of the most popular spots for those seeking the home of their dreams, The Cliffs is near the 215 Beltway, making it easy and convenient to get just about anywhere. The village is situated on elevated topography that offers exquisite views from many vantage points of the Las Vegas Valley and Las Vegas Strip to the east and the Spring Mountains to the west. Many neighborhoods and homes are carefully placed and sited to maximize views.
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