Haley Wingender waited four years to see Bishop Gorman’s girls soccer team win a championship.
The duel between giant Strip Ferris wheels took another turn as the developers of the SkyVue wheel started pouring the foundations at 2 a.m. Thursday.
Buying a pair of jeans from Target or a flat-screen TV from Best Buy now will earn Caesars Entertainment Corp. customers points that can be redeemed at any of the company’s 40 properties nationwide.
Clark County Fire Department employees cut back on sick leave requests by 57,000 hours in the two years county officials have been questioning whether some were abusing the system.
Animals on the Strip might have a curfew if the County Commission approves an ordinance Tuesday. Commissioners will consider allowing certain animals on pedestrian bridges and sidewalks from 5 a.m. to noon each day, according to the proposal.
Ending the state’s drug laws and deregulating its largest energy company are among recommendations of a conservative think tank based in Las Vegas.
A new domed football stadium on UNLV’s campus could be finished in five years, cost as much as $500 million and seat up to 60,000 people, according to a briefing given to higher education leaders Thursday.
Instead of paying too much for gasoline on long nationwide trips this year, Nevada’s two top elected officials asked residents Thursday to explore their own state.
A 64-year-old man died Wednesday from injuries sustained in a car crash last month, North Las Vegas police said Thursday.
Las Vegas-based American West Development became the latest victim of the real estate slump Thursday when it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.