William P. Barrett

"OFFSIDE: A Mystery," by your truly, also uses the sport to explain a cultural landscape

Nobody candidate Joe Dalia makes a splash campaiging for Nevada State Treasurer

Las Vegas Review-Journal map says aviation facility is still named after Pat McCarran, not Harry Reid

One economic roller-coaster after another explains how we got to where we are today

Forbes compared nearly 1,000 U.S. locales on everything from housing costs and taxes to healthcare, crime, ai…

Dallas newspaper wins for writing critically about a project backed there by the Adelson family

'Las Vegas Today,' run by P.R. firm TOP Agency, uses AI to write news stories with little credit

Local news organizations disagree on compensation of Michele Fiore, suspended local judge pardoned by Donald …

After court victories, Las Vegas Review-Journal stops printing the Las Vegas Sun

Nevada's remote state capital is named for Kit Carson, a war criminal who shot Indians and Latinos

Indictment says Sin City was a frequent venue for scheme to woo supermarket shelf placement of spirits

Golden State seems to do little to fight this fraud

The now-forgotten musical, featuring Cyd Charrise, Dan Dailey and a slew of famous cameos, had its world prem…

The 3.953 documents referencing Sin City range from the criminal to the mundane.

Well-known website incorrectly says organized crime figure was buried in a upstate New York Catholic cemetery

Wan documentary about the repeat First Lady re-enforces questions about financing

eXp Realty officials are accused of largely turning a blind eye to credible reports of agent misconduct

Injured Police Officers Fund faces queries about transparency, use of funds

Satirical crystal ball divines futures of Trump, Musk and Joe Lombardo

Honest Abe rigged the state's creation in 1864 to help his re-election

Find the best places in the U.S. to follow your retirement passions, including golf, hiking, boating, skiing,…

Some local billionaires are not heavy enough for the famous annual list

Cashiers are told in writing not to offer shoppers the 5% break 'unless they ask.'