Celine Dion has recorded two songs of her first studio album in four-and-a-half years and hopes to release it in May.
MIAMI — Dwyane Wade is hurting. His team has lost three in a row. And the schedule is not going to provide any breaks any time soon.
GREEN BAY, Wis. — With their own star quarterback and a dominating defense, the New York Giants exposed the Green Bay Packers for what they now are — former Super Bowl champions.
It’s mid-January, and Alex Smith is leading the San Francisco 49ers to the NFC Championship Game. Read that sentence again and let it soak in, because it’s not the setup line for a joke.
Texas Rep. Ron Paul is wooing the Mormon vote in Nevada — one Mormon at a time. Last week, Paul’s presidential campaign released testimonials from members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who are backing him for the GOP nomination.
Dozens of children leap and shuffle on the playground before gathering into lines under a crisp blue sky as the school day begins.
They say you can’t get blood from a turnip, but what about utility fees from a foreclosure? Southern Nevada Water Authority officials are considering the idea as they seek new ways to pay for expensive construction projects once funded by new connections.
MELBOURNE, Australia — Li Na returned to the tournament that launched her onto the global stage last year, breezing to a 6-3, 6-1 win over Ksenia Pervak of Kazakhstan earlier today in the first round of the Australian Open.
The list to replace Kathleen Vermillion, who resigned her Ward 3 seat midterm effective Jan. 4, wasn’t complete until shortly before Tuesday’s 5 p.m. deadline, giving applicants scant time to do much politicking ahead of time.
More than 30 soldiers from the Army Reserve’s Delta Company, 405th Civil Affairs Battalion will leave at the end of this month to wage peace, not war, as the U.S. troop presence dwindles in Afghanistan and the mission in the 10-year war focuses more on nation-building.
One female was shot and killed and another was critically wounded at a northeast valley party early Sunday morning, Las Vegas police said.
There was a time when people may have had better results using an ear trumpet than a hearing aid. But those days are gone, says Brent Edwards, vice president for research at Starkey Labs. “Barriers to using hearing aids have gotten much better,” Edwards says.
As Andrew Linn sat on a gurney with 4 inches to 6 inches of pole sticking out of his mouth and neck — the 2-inch-diameter metal had been driven through his mouth and out through his neck in a Las Vegas auto accident, he took out his phone and began to text his wife about what had happened.
Have you ever slept wrong and woken up with a kink in your neck? The muscle that’s kinked is part of your trapezius. The more you know about your traps, the less of a pain in the neck they will be.