Fulfilling predictions that the year would start slowly, passenger traffic at McCarran International Airport dipped slightly in January.
LONDON — The London zoo is taking stock of an animal you don’t often find behind bars, launching what it says is the first interactive map of the British capital’s domestic cats.
Christopher Henderson-Reid, 27, was arrested in Los Angeles on Wednesday on charges in a Las Vegas homicide, according to Las Vegas police.
Lori Giessinger, the president of the Las Vegas City Employees Association, the city’s largest union, will retire from the city effective Monday, city officials confirmed.
Molycorp Inc. has delayed the announcement of its fourth-quarter and annual earnings as it calculates a “substantial” balance sheet charge.
The Nevada System of Higher Education is getting a new Las Vegas home.
After months of talks that went nowhere, the drivers union at Las Vegas’ second-largest cab company has set the industry’s first strike in nearly two decades.
TONOPAH — A magnitude 4.0 earthquake Thursday struck a part of Nevada near the California line that has been shaking for some time.
RENO — Convicted murderer Simon Macias has been ordered to remain in prison 22 years after murdering his 19-year-old wife and dumping her body in the desert outside of Las Vegas.
LONDON — Simon Cowell has taken over television screens and radio airwaves around the world. Now he’s taking aim at the Internet.
A Clark County District Court judge has ruled that a lawsuit filed by Boulder City Police Chief Thomas Finn against a retired police sergeant was unlawful, and Finn must pay costs for the defense.
When planning a vacation, you have two primary choices: exploring places you are familiar with or exploring somewhere new. While there’s comfort in the former, the latter choice holds the promise of new discoveries, unique experiences and the most enduring memories. For those who want to explore off the beaten track, there’s perhaps no more dynamic and magical destination in the world than India. Its immense size, centuries of history and broad spectrum of cultures make it an unparalleled choice for travelers seeking a one-of-a-kind journey. With the help of an India tour, you can focus on enjoying all it has to offer.
Home sales seem to be finally warming up after a five-year chill, as demand gradually builds among first-time homebuyers and existing homeowners seeking more room. Here are some tips about buying a home within the next six to nine months.
When it comes to deciding how to spend your renovation dollars, some home improvements can boost both your spirits and your home value. Here are some soul-lifting home improvements that also add value to your home.
For people considering laser hair removal for the summer, there’s good news – now is the perfect time to start. Easily hidden under typical cool weather clothing like bulky sweaters and leggings, skin is shielded from the sun and thus in perfect condition for hair removal. However, many men and women are on the fence when it comes to investing in long term hair removal due to several common misconceptions.
Whatever their backgrounds, beliefs and duties, Sailors have religious needs that must be met while they are answering the call to serve their country. They need guidance, moral support and worship opportunities – services especially critical to help guide them through the challenges of the job and family life.
Keno, which is one of the oldest and simplest casino games, is big business in Nevada.
The city of Henderson will host its 10th annual Bark in the Park from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the new Cornerstone Park, 1600 Wigwam Parkway.
A bill to extend by 15 years the life span of the Las Vegas redevelopment agency saw only limited opposition in a hearing Wednesday before the Assembly Government Affairs Committee.
There’s a lot riding on the shoulders — the lovely, currently bare-atop-the-bodice-of-an-amazing-red-gown shoulders — of Claire Sinclair.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — When New Mexico post players Alex Kirk and Cameron Bairstow last saw San Diego State in the first meeting between the teams last month, they combined for two points and nine rebounds.
With her family’s medical history, Sandra Sutton-Wasmund doubtlessly feared breast cancer far more than a trip to Las Vegas to buy women’s clothing for her store in Maple Valley, Wash.
Within five minutes of any rule being written, someone has gone to work on finding a loophole.
Tyrell Crosby figured he would hear from college recruiters this spring. The Green Valley offensive lineman just didn’t expect it to be this busy.