A Las Vegas Motor Speedway Bullring driver stepped up to run last week’s Xfinity Series race at Iowa Speedway. Stan Mullis started 38th and finished in 33rd place. It was the second straight year the 48-year-old Las Vegas businessman joined forces with car owner Carl Long for the Iowa race. Driving for a team so strapped for cash that it once brought a marijuana sponsorship to the track, Mullis still was running at the finish despite clutch and electrical problems. “It’s a pretty big thrill. When you’re racing (against) a (Team) Penske car, it’s a real eye-opener.”
Check out the scores and top performances from Wednesday’s high school basketball and flag football action.
Centennial claimed a home victory over Liberty in a boys basketball game Wednesday night. Here are photos from the game.
The UNLV women’s basketball team is without departed star Desi-Rae Young, but others have stepped up to once again make the Lady Rebels the Mountain West favorites.
Recent acts such as the fatal shooting of a health care CEO in New York and at Trump International in Las Vegas are the symptoms of a failing society. They are the voices of “the canaries in the coal mine,” and we need to listen.
We could turn the White House into a bed and breakfast. Who wouldn’t want the opportunity to sleep in the Lincoln bedroom?
In the new Trump era, Black Americans need to move past the politics of victimization and toward the politics of economic opportunity, upward mobility and self-sufficiency.
It’s up to Congress to take appropriate action, not the bureaucracy.
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.
The shooting occurred Monday afternoon at an apartment near Webb Avenue and Stocker Street, according to the North Las Vegas Police Department news release.