Reality television star Tasha Brooke Malek wants everyone to know she’s a bad girl, but she’s not that bad.
Nigel Williams-Goss first saw the tiny gym at Henderson International when he was just 14. And even though it has just seven rows of bleachers on one side and none on the other, he fell in love.
Backed by the Las Vegas skyline with sunlight glistening off their canopies, fighter jet after fighter jet took off Wednesday from Nellis Air Force Base like there was no tomorrow.
UNLV senior running back Tim Cornett will miss spring football practices, which begin Monday, coach Bobby Hauck said.
Hundreds of family, friends and fellow taxi drivers turned out Wednesday to say goodbye to the cabby killed on the Strip last week in a fiery explosion — a tragedy that has morphed into a national manhunt for a shooting suspect whose gunfire caused all the chaos.
While embattled developer Chris Milam was answering questions under oath Wednesday about his alleged land fraud in Henderson, another lawsuit that involved Milam began winding its way through the local court system.
A district judge earlier this week tossed charges against two title officers from California who faced more than 300 counts on allegations that they falsified documents.
Two Republican-backed bills introduced in the state Senate seek to impose new education reforms affecting under-performing schools and teacher layoffs.
A Henderson law designed to discourage prostitution has led to shutdowns of seven massage parlors, city police said Wednesday.
The 65-year-old man who died after driving into a power box Monday near Interstate 215 and Lake Mead Boulevard was identified by the coroner’s office as Louis Polizzotti.
Las Vegas Constable John Bonaventura lied to a police officer during a traffic stop about drinking alcohol, according to a Nevada Highway Patrol dashboard video released Wednesday.
A bill requiring former candidates to dispose of unspent campaign contributions within two years was introduced in the Legislature Wednesday by two GOP lawmakers.
A Nevada state senator trying to streamline the process for people packing heat unbeknownst to the public made progress as his bill cleared committee.
The general contractor came out $6.4 million ahead in the lengthy court battle over the final construction bill for what was formerly the PH Towers Westgate time share.
This week Vegasland visits the set of the new show “Pin Up” at the Stratosphere and talks with star Claire Sinclair and Frankie Moreno, who wrote much of the music.
A human rights lawyer offered emotional testimony Wednesday in support of a bill that would outlaw the involuntary servitude of children in Nevada.