Articles by Cathy Thomas
A financial crisis commission tasked with compiling a report to present to President Barack Obama in December stopped in Las Vegas Wednesday to learn more about the valley’s economic downfall.
Improperly stored food and workers without health cards are just some of the issues uncovered at Felipito's restaurant, the feature of this week's Dirty Dining segment.
The nation’s self-professed toughest sheriff says Nevada voters should fire Democratic Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.
Mexican Independence Day is next week, and you can celebrate with free cocktails and appetizers at Diablo's. Located in front of Monte Carlo, Las Vegas Weekly is sponsoring the free grub in Sept. 16 from 6 to 8 p.m. On hand will…
A congressional panel investigating our nation's financial
[Show as slideshow] Vincenzo Scarmiglia’s cheese and salumi platter at Sirio is so damn gouda, it’s put us on another cheesy binge. ELV and his staff cantal-p themselves sometimes. Perhaps you Camembert it, but …
A convicted sex offender who lived in North Las Vegas has been sentenced to 15 years in federal prison after being found guilty of possessing and transmitting images and movies of child pornography over the Internet, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for Nevada said.
Nevada is receiving $43 million to allow the state to help communities acquire, redevelop or demolish foreclosed properties.
Las Vegas, NV- An overnight computer glitch is being blamed for keeping unemployment benefits from being paid. As a result, a lot of people who depend on that check are extremely worried they won't be able to make ends meet until the problem is fixed.
A neighbor of a man who police said shot and killed his sister Tuesday night before turning the gun on himself described the gunman as “mighty weird.”
A North Las Vegas elementary school teacher was arrested Wednesday after fire investigators said she started a fire in a copy machine at the 100 Academy of Excellence charter school.
Congresswoman Shelley Berkley today welcomed the $43 million in grant funding for Nevada under round three of the federal Neighborhood Stabilization Program
Authorities say police and federal agents in Nevada are serving search warrants at several locations in an investigation of medical marijuana clinics in and around Las Vegas.
