Laughlin News

Icahn tops Penn bid for property By HOWARD STUTZ and ARNOLD M. KNIGHTLY LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL PROJECT FACES FORECLOSURE LIEN A foreclosure lien representing more than $44 million and a dozen clients was filed Monday in district court against the bankrupt, unfinished Fontainebleau Las Vegas, and the equally bankrupt Lehman Bros.

Marvin and Judie Fletcher of Plover celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Nov.

Pahrump seniors don't sit still very long when the Senior Center makes plans for a bus trip.

An airline passenger suffered a slight injury while coming down an escape slide when a charter plane made an emergency landing in Kansas after losing an engine.

No arrests made in raids on six locations in valley By ANTONIO PLANAS and MAGGIE LILLIS LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL A Las Vegas police officer stands guard in the doorway of a house on Torrey Pines Drive near Washington Avenue, where police said a SWAT team executed a search warrant Wednesday.

An environmental advocacy group said carbon dioxide emissions in Nevada fell 12.5 percent from 2004 to 2007.

Carbon dioxide emissions from Nevada fell 12.5 percent from 2004 to 2007 despite a growing population, an environmental advocacy group reports.

Metro Police served six search warrants today on residences and clubhouses allegedly linked to the Hells Angels motorcycle gang.

After a narrow win in the House of Representatives, President Barack Obama's fight for a sweeping healthcare overhaul moves to the Senate where it faces a difficult path to approval.

It was July 1, 2008, when Joe Asher and his new Brandywine Bookmaking company got its first clients for its Lucky's Race and Sports Book brand.

Third Judicial District Court Judge David A. Huff heard the following matters on Law and Motion on Monday, November 2, 2009: Two juvenile proceedings were heard by the Court on petitions pursuant to Chapter 62 of the Nevada Revised Statutes and Chapter 432B of the Nevada Revised Statutes .

State, county and municipal courts and offices, schools, colleges and libraries will be closed Friday to mark Nevada Day.

Despite see profit improvement NV Energy will close its Laughlin office. Officials with the company said the closing is an effort to streamline their operations, but many feel the closing will put disadvantaged customers at risk.

Multimillionaires Have Faith in Cryonics and Are "Trusting" Themselves as Their Benefactors in Circumventing Death and Taxes Cryogenics: The branches of physics and engineering that involve the study of very low temperatures, how to produce them, and how materials behave at those temperatures.

On Friday, October 30th, NV Energy will close its only office in Laughlin. That's causing widespread concern among a lot of disadvantaged people who can't can't use the only options left.

An amazing UFO with a fantastic array of lights was captured on film by a Brazilian news crew on October 24th 2009.

Built during the Great Depression, Hoover Dam is one of America's great historical landmarks.

Here is a listing of events designed for book lovers. Information is subject to change or cancellation without notice.

After months of regional karaoke competitions, finalists from across the country hoping for their big break sold out rooms at the Tropicana Express hotel in Laughlin, Nev., for the Talent Quest National Finals.

The statea s casino cops have been busy. Could recession-fueled money troubles be blamed for the brazen acts of theft that have been reported in recent months? Among them: a Gaming Control Board agents arrested a man in July for allegedly exploiting a glitch that allowed him to multiply the money he inserted into slot machines and cash out with 10 ...