Apartment Guide’s calculations figure there is one fast-food restaurant for every 1,813 Las Vegas residents.
Dennis Rudner
Overnight Digital Editor
Email: drudner@reviewjournal.com
Phone: (702) 477-3895
Dennis Rudner is a graduate of The Ohio State University and has had a diverse career with newspapers in Ohio, New Mexico, Oregon, Nebraska and Nevada. Prior to an eight-year stint as assistant sports editor at the RJ, he helped develop Indian gaming in New Mexico. He lives in Summerlin with his wife, two dogs, one cat and turtle. Dotting the “I” tops his bucket list.
Harper Buckley was born Tuesday and weighed in at a whopping 15-pounds, 5-ounces.
There’ll be no more stepping back in time along state Route 159 after Sunday.
A woman was taken into custody after it was alleged she stabbed her husband during an argument that started late Wednesday night in the southern valley.
The Eiffel Tower at Paris Las Vegas on the Strip dazzled onlookers Wednesday night with a flashy new light show to honor of the property’s upcoming platinum anniversary.
Lady Gaga’s popularity reached a new kind of height Monday on the Las Vegas Strip.
After nearly 60 years of serving everything from enchiladas to rellenos to chicken tortilla soup and fried ice cream, the restaurant located at 8245 W. Sahara Ave., said it would be closing on March 10.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have re-entered the Bryce Harper sweepstakes.
Al Bramlet’s murder in 1977 put an end to the life of one of Las Vegas’ most powerful union leaders.
The thought of signing Bryce Harper has many Philadelphia fans dreaming of a World Series.
Five people were rescued Friday morning from a fire at a vacant, downtown Las Vegas motel.
Las Vegas police are looking for a woman who they say stabbed her boyfriend in the foot with a butter knife Wednesday morning.
Las Vegas has come a long way in major league sports since the city hosted the NBA All-Star Game 12 years ago.
Beginning in June, travelers between Las Vegas and Los Angeles will have another option.
The National Retail Federation predicts consumers will spend $20.7 billion — which would top the $19.7 billion spent in 2016 — on loved ones this year.
