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Our supply of homes in Las Vegas is very low. When a new home comes on the market, within days there are multiple offers and requests for “highest and best” offers. The first time you&rsquo...

Five Clark County Republican Party officials quit because of Ron Paul uprising

Yesterday, five Clark County Republican Party officials quit their positions because of Ron Paul supporters dominating at the Republican Party Presidential caucuses in February and their control at the Republican Party State Convention earlier...

Raising kids in Las Vegas: Is it beneficial or a bust?

As I’m writing this, a four-month-old boy is being fussed over in the newsroom, and deservedly so.

State in dire need of real leadership

Jon Ralston’s Wednesday column regarding “litmus tests” is particularly good and timely.

Fox News slanders Las Vegas, city stands silent

Shortly after he became president in February of 2009, in the unlikely venue of Elkhart, Ind., Barack Obama threw a Bombay into Oscar Goodman’s Sapphire.

TVs, home goods, Gatorade and wisdom — all 99 cents at Henderson store

Regina Burns got in line for Thursday’s grand opening of the 99¢ Only Store on Wednesday at 2:30 a.m. She spent 30 hours securing a spot as one of the first nine customers, each of whom had the chance to buy a 22-inch flat-screen TV for, yes, 99 cents.

Partyers at Vegas pool clubs can't skirt strict dress codes

In a town with famously slack sartorial codes — you can dine at a fine restaurant or attend a top-tier show in jeans and a nice T-shirt — strict dress codes are being enforced in what might seem the most unlikely of places: at Las Vegas’ risque pool parties.

City on the brink: The rise and ongoing fall of North Las Vegas

For most of the past decade, North Las Vegas was one of the fastest-growing U.S. cities. Now, after a decade of progress and growth, North Las Vegas appears to be headed back to its rough-and-tumble roots. The city is on the brink of financial ruin, and residents are fed up.

High-flying Demetris Morant ends Gorman career with a pair of state track titles

The first state title of Demetris Morant’s senior year was a foregone conclusion. The last two were a bit of a surprise. Behind teammate Shabazz Muhammad’s 30 first-half points, Bishop Gorman rolled to the 4A state basketball title in Reno last February with a 96-51 victory against Hug High. There was never any doubt. Morant’s most recent trip to Reno was a much different experience.

Lake Mead ready to welcome you and 200,000 of your friends for Memorial Day weekend

Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer at Lake Mead, the country’s largest reservoir, and more than 200,000 people are expected to visit the area this weekend. Whether you’re looking to get active by hiking or biking in the hills surrounding the lake or you simply want to find a secluded cove to drop anchor and fish, the Lake Mead National Recreation Area provides plenty of ways to spend a day under the sun.

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