Bills live and die on deadline day in Carson City
The legislative grim reaper struck again Friday as the Nevada Legislature hit yet another milestone on the 120-day march to its finish.
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Last-minute amendment could create the state drink
Nevada legislators might be ready for a stiff drink.
Scarlet and Gray to observe golden anniversary commencement
UNLV is celebrating its 50th commencement Sunday, a milestone that represents incredible growth for the university.
Nearly 50 injured as N.Y.-area commuter trains collide
Two commuter trains serving New York City collided in Connecticut during Friday’s evening rush hour, injuring about 50 people, authorities said. There were no reports of fatalities.
Board tells Las Vegas table game maker: Stay out of California
Galaxy Gaming, a Las Vegas manufacturer of casino table games, has been deemed unsuitable to do business in California by a judge, a recommendation that could call into question the company’s Nevada gaming license.
May 18, 2013 | Posted in Las Vegas News | Read More »
Reid, Sandoval among heavy hitters going to bat for compromise NV Energy bill
NV Energy’s plan to shut down coal plants in Nevada moved forward today with strong support from some of Nevada’s most influential politicians and business interests.
May 18, 2013 | Posted in Las Vegas News | Read More »
Legislative action may leave Nevada school districts in a budget bind
A technical amendment adopted by the legislative money committee could cause major problems for school boards now adopting their budgets for the coming fiscal year.
May 18, 2013 | Posted in Las Vegas News | Read More »
Hulk Hogan recalls days competing at the old Showboat, outdoor venue at Caesars Palace
Shortly after Las Vegas-based wrestler Kenny King wrapped up speaking to the handful of fans Wednesday at the Orleans Arena, Hulk Hogan’s boisterous voice boomed from the back of the room.
North Las Vegas throws out bids on project to raze vacant apartments
The abandoned, boarded-up Buena Vista Springs Apartments in North Las Vegas will stand for at least a little while longer.
Joe Downtown: Shared memories of the Huntridge could be crucial to its revival
If the walls of the Huntridge theater could speak, they might tell the story of Bob Coffin’s first kiss. Or of seeing John Angus in stitches at the hilarious musings of Danny Thomas. Or Michael Cornthwaite’s numerous visits to see bands ranging from the Beastie Boys to the Smashing Pumpkins.
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Bills live and die on deadline day in Carson City
Last-minute amendment could create the state drink
Scarlet and Gray to observe golden anniversary commencement
Ai Ai teased on ‘break-up’ at Vice Ganda’s concert
Nearly 50 injured as N.Y.-area commuter trains collide
Emma Watson sheds Harry Potter image for Cannes film
Preview: Tiger Woods hosts Tiger Jam with Kid Rock and Uncle Kracker at Mandalay Bay, poker tournament at Bellagio
