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CPAC 2012 straw poll winner is Mitt Romney

The Conservative Political Action Conference 2012 (CPAC) holds a straw poll each year at the end of its conference, with votes coming from those in attendance, and this...

Group raising money for light at intersection as way to prevent future fatalities

Michele Terry lived in North Las Vegas for 10 years before her 6-year-old daughter Mia Decker was hit and killed in October at a crosswalk just minutes away from her home, on...

Lumberjacks -- 'Where the Big Boys Eat' -- hiring for North Las Vegas location

A new restaurant with a rustic theme is getting ready to open in North Las Vegas. But first Lumberjacks Restaurant, at 965 W. Craig Road, has to fill about 70 new positions.

Sh*t Las Vegans Say

Guilty as charged.

Tao Group to open Marquee sister club in Australia

Hip hotel the Star will house nightlife group's first overseas venture.

Go bald (or give some green) to fight childhood cancers at Ri Ra

Have a pint, dig on some Celtic rock, and fight disease while you're at it.

Las Vegas Rodeo: Feb. 10-12

from:Las Vegas Rodeo Examiner

Southern Nevada riders get to flex their competitive muscles this weekend with a variety of venue choices. Across Clark County and into Arizona, the weekend offers opportunities...

Rockcityclub.com Founder Blasts American Idol's Nigel Lythgoe

Rockcityclub.com Founder Blasts American Idol's Nigel Lythgoe for Attacking NBC's 'The Voice' and Other Talent Search FormatsJack Wishna CEO of Rockcityclub.com says Lythgoe is...

Norm your colum is getting sad if

you are reporting about "Mr. Belding" partying at a club in Vegas. Was he even a celebrity? Come on Norm, first talking about the Kardashians and now Mr. Belding?

Judge: Cops won't be barred from trial involving Metro officer's slaying

When defendants facing capital murder charges in the 2009 shooting death of Metro Police Officer Trevor Nettleton eventually come to trial, uniformed police officers will be...

Sewell ES scores math improvement

from:Clark County School District

C.T. Sewell Elementary School held a celebration Feb. 7, 2012, after being named "Rising Star of the Year" by the MIND Research Institute. The school earned the award...

Students urged to apply for scholarships

from:Clark County School District

The Public Education Foundation is offering scholarships to high school seniors planning to continue their education at an accredited college, university or other post-secondary...

Diabetic beaten by Henderson Police

Aside from the officers' actions, anyone not physically fit enough to safely drive has no business behind the wheel. Impairment is impairment.

Searching for business for sale

*WTF?* Well, at least he's original. There aren't many likely foreign link spammer posts that might work even without a link. :rolleye:

The cult of virginity

Purity balls, misinformation and very creepy prom dates.

How to create the perfect online dating profile

Tell the truth, at least a version of it.

A night under the disco ball at the Red Rooster

It was never my intention to go to a swingers club on my own ...

The gay miseducation of Carolyn Goodman

Last month, mayors from more than 100 cities pledged support to marriage equality. Not Carolyn.

Nothing says lovin' like 'batteries included'

Vibrating forest creatures and a flasher named Columbo.

A Buddhist monk, a hot pot and the quest for a cosmic guarantee

A couple seeks relationship advice in a hidden corner of Las Vegas.

Confessions of a serial dater

I figure you have to date a lot to figure out what you don’t want.

5 sexy questions with Absinthe's Penny Pibbets (and her puppets)

The keys to a good Valentine's Day? Cognac and socks.

Antique Show, Laughlin, Nv. Feb 24th

ANTIQUE SHOW FEB 24TH-FEB 26TH LAUGHLIN, NEVADA The "Remember When" Antique show presented by ‘Two Old Broads’ productions and supported by the River Valley Artists...

Random photo of the week

Submitted by Samantha Ratcliffe D'Arrigo.

Conversation starters: A case of Legionnaires at the Luxor and more

Also, a water park being built in town has to postpone.

Are less-than-progressive portrayals of women preventing young professional women from moving here?

Sun columnist J. Patrick Coolican detects an old-boys club in town.

Open mouth, insert foot, repeat: Political gaffes from Romney, Gingrich and more

Everything from a state on the moon to a really bad name mix-up.

Local open mics for musicians, writers, visual artists and their groupies

Calling all performers in need of a stage ...

What in the world is a Las Vegas diamond?

The new cut packs a whole lotta bling, much like the city itself.

Looking back at Las Vegas in 1997

After hearing Standard and Poor's report that local housing prices had sunk to 1997 levels, Weekly takes a look back at what was going on then.

Three days, 100 titles at the Dam Short Film Festival

Championing an underrated art form in an underrated city.

Conventional Strip wisdom aside, the Smith Center books Broadway

And according to ticket sales, it's a great idea.

Hard-rock home sweet home: Motley Crue's Joint residency starts with a bang

Veteran quartet shakes off some opening-night snags to get its "Sin City" residency rolling.

Shelling like hotcakes

Love and mollusks at local oyster bars.

Weekly playlist: The Valentine's Edition

Here's what members of the local music scene will be grooving to come February 14.

Four Vegas chefs share dishes to lock love down

Your Valentine's menu should feature lobster, risotto, steak and peaches.

Bets, books and bowls: The Big Game by the numbers

The amount wagered by Nevada gamblers, what they won and more.

Seafood worth wading (through tourists) for: Mastro's Ocean Club

Alaskan king crab black truffle gnocchi. Bam.

CD: Van Halen's 'A Different Kind of Truth' is surprisingly decent

David Lee Roth's first album with the band in 28 years is much better than its first track would indicate.

CD review: Air

Ultimately, 'La Lune' is a success even apart from its cinematic accompaniment.

Can Barnes & Noble hold off Amazon much longer?

Can Barnes & Noble and Amazon co-exist? Time will tell

Politics and purpose: The aftermath of the Susan G. Komen fiasco

"It has reminded us to educate ourselves before writing that check..."

Film: Denzel can't save 'Safe House' from action-thriller mediocrity

Even Washington’s mischievous smile can’t elevate it.

Take our 'Star Wars' quiz to get you in the mood for the 3D rerelease

Think you know 'Star Wars'? Try our quote quiz and find out

Still life with sock monkey

The voyeuristic works on paper—graphite, charcoal and carbon pencil—display impeccable drafting.

Film review: 'Pina'

Wim Wenders' 3D documentary works well as a primer on legendary dance choreographer Pina Bausch.

QR Codes Make Getting Information Easier

from:Clark County Library

Ever wonder what those square bar code-looking things are for? Those are QR (Quick Response) Codes, and they act like a shortcut for your Smartphone to take you to websites,...

Interview: Richard Marx on romance, rap and his love of chocolate

from:Las Vegas Celebrity Restaurant Scene Examiner

Richard Marx may be known for such timeless hits as “Should’ve Known Better” and “Hazard,” but the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter surprisingly...

Andre’s: Before Celebrity Chefs Ruled the Strip…

from:Las Vegas Ethnic Restaurants Examiner

The Monte Carlo is full of surprises. Those looking for one of the finer steakhouses under the radar can easily stumble upon Brand off the casino floor. But another escape awaits...

Andre’s: Before Celebrity Chefs Ruled the Strip…

from:Las Vegas Ethnic Restaurants Examiner

The Monte Carlo is full of surprises. Those looking for one of the finer steakhouses under the radar can easily stumble upon Brand off the casino floor. But another escape awaits...