One of the biggest complaints about roadwork in Southern Nevada is that crews tend to fix a street, then months later, tear it up again for a different project.
News Columns
Paul Harasim debuts as the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s new Metro columnist.
For new Nevada legislators of all parties, it’s been a rite of passage to connect with Nevada Taxpayers Association President Carole Vilardo so she could explain the intricacies of the state’s ever-shifting tax laws.
Road closures and disruptions from around the valley
Commuters who use Oakey Boulevard between Valley View and Rainbow boulevards are more than a little flummoxed by the new orange cone zone that has bloomed like our many oleanders.
Call me prosaic. But I was unable to find any ghosts on last week’s three-night visit to Tonopah’s Mizpah Hotel. I looked. I asked. I wished. To no avail.
For two centuries, historians have argued over whether the man who wrote “All men are created equal” in the Declaration of Independence could also be a slave owner and, after his wife died, make a teenage slave his mistress.
Warrior reader Dan’s co-pilot has a little dispute with his interpretation of U-turn signs.
Lots of roads around the Las Vegas Valley will be closed for construction. Here’s the list.
Although most motorists believe they can’t make a difference, aside from simply following the rules of the road and being courteous to fellow travelers, there’s a new way to help. Or, technically, a new Waze.
Pirates are plundering Las Vegas taxpayers — with the help of the City Council.
The big day is finally arriving! On Wednesday, MGM Resorts International and Anschutz Entertainment Group open the T-Mobile Arena with a concert by The Killers.
Lots of roads around the Las Vegas Valley will be closed for construction. Here’s the list.
My father got two robocalls this month telling him he was being sued by the Internal Revenue Service and giving him a number to call. He didn’t call the number, but he told me about it.