Las Vegas Review-Journal

A team of explorers say they’ve found the world’s deepest underwater cave, located at least 404 meters (1,325 feet) down a limestone formation in…

A Nevada Supreme Court commission called Thursday for sweeping reforms of the state’s guardianship system to better protect the elderly and infirm.

The upcoming presidential debate at UNLV is costing twice as much as originally thought.

Italian police have found two Van Gogh paintings that were stolen from an Amsterdam museum in 2002 hidden in a farmhouse near an organized crime syndicate’s Naples-area stronghold.

Temperatures are set to drop as the valley heads into a windy weekend, according to the National Weather Service.

Most lanes on U.S. Highway 95 were closed between Flamingo Road and Boulder Highway for nearly eight hours Thursday after a shooting suspect fled his vehicle and was hit by a semitrailer.

Donald Trump and his allies are bringing up the past marital infidelities of Hillary Clinton’s husband — a move of questionable benefit that is bewildering even some of his strongest supporters.

UNLV coaches learned a lot about their basketball team with the three weeks to practice and then play in the Bahamas last month. But there is still a lot they need to know.

When it comes to active shootings, a security expert told casino operators Thursday to ditch the “It’s not gonna happen here” mentality.

Shimon Peres was being laid to rest on Friday in a ceremony attended by thousands of admirers and dozens of international dignitaries — in a final tribute to a man who came to be seen by many as a potent symbol of hopes of Mideast peace.

The corruption investigation of Ricki Barlow gives super PACs an opening to attack congressional candidate Ruben Kihuen over his friendship with the Las Vegas councilman.

A town hall discussion on Question 1, the ballot initiative proposing to expand firearm background checks to private-party sales and transfers, brought passionate arguments on both sides of the issue Thursday night.

The impact of the state Supreme Court’s decision to kill Nevada’s education savings account program likely will ripple across the nation as more than a dozen states consider similar legislation.

The Chicago Cubs and Pittsburgh Pirates played to the first tie game in the major leagues since 2005 when rain forced the teams to stop in the sixth inning Thursday night with the score 1-all.

Over time, former NBA Commissioner David Stern has changed his outlook on gambling, describing that journey in a one-hour talk Thursday with American Gaming Association President and CEO Geoff Freeman just before the close of the four-day Global Gaming Expo at The Venetian.

Fans of country music superstars Brad Paisley and Toby Keith will be able to hop into a “fast pass lane” that will help them quickly access the Route 91 Country Harvest Festival this weekend at the Las Vegas Village.