Let’s begin with an auspicious quote, shall we? “The past is never dead. It’s not even past.” Perfect! Thanks, William Faulker.

Cuba is a hotter potato than normal right now, with the recent death of Fidel Castro and its uncertain status vis a vis the U.S. government.

At Tony Tabet’s Hummus Factory, the secret sauce is a spirit of playful invention (and a good dose of spice).

Elixir is hidden atop a curlicue of asphalt that swirls off of Green Valley Parkway, in a nondescript office/retail cube that looks more suited to CPA firms and law practices.

This southern stretch of an otherwise standard street reveals flavors from all around.

What should have been a small incident opens a window onto a larger disconnect between police and the community

Ah, the raucous glory of New Year's Eve in Las Vegas as an uncertain new era begins

What you won’t see when Jamie Foxx and T.I.’s film about corrupt Las Vegas cops hits theaters this month

Artist Michael Ogilvie, who has administered public art programs for the city of Las Vegas and, most recently, Clark County, is leaving town after a string of successes that include the county’s “Centered” project.

What happens when a chess dilettante takes on a blindfolded grandmaster? Reality check!