The Nevada Supreme Court has launched a free mobile device application for both Android and Apple products which will allow access briefs, motions, orders and opinions.
Neil Merryweather of The Lakes got his creative juices flowing while studying art right out of high school, but he took a detour to perform with the band The Mynah Birds. Now, he’s back in front of the canvas, creating a Best in Show-winning entry that began as a doodle for the city of Las Vegas’ “Celebrating Life! 2013 ” juried art competition.
A Las Vegas police officer did not use excessive force in 2008 when he fatally shot a schizophrenic man wielding two knives, a federal jury ruled Monday.
The Clark County Museum is restoring a piece of downtown Las Vegas’ history.
One minute, 6-year-old Nathan Woessner was scampering up a massive dune in northern Indiana with his dad and a friend. He was gone the next, without a warning or sound.
When police knocked on the Masanz family’s front door last week, it wasn’t the first time.
U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Matt Bechtel’s deployment to Iraq was harder on his oldest daughter Kelly than it was on him.
Two-thirds of rapes are committed by someone the victim knows, according to the Rape Abuse and Incest National Network. The Rape Crisis Center is looking to empower women so they can avoid becoming a statistic by expanding its Your SPACE program.
The Strip has awakened from its recession-induced coma, and signs of life are writ large in the $2 billion in construction projects along the resort corridor, but today’s construction frenzy can teach any small company a few lessons on how — or even whether — to land those big fish.
Thirty of the 32 NFL teams made Forbes’ list of 50 most valuable sports teams, but it is European soccer clubs that dominate the Top 5.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — The plan by MGM Resorts International to build an $800 million casino in Springfield is about to be put to the test with city voters.
The Nevada Bankers Association has elected its new officers and board of directors for 2013-2014, the Las Vegas-based trade group said Monday.
It didn’t take long for Lulu’s Bread & Breakfast to go from a downtown Las Vegas food truck to a brick-and-mortar breakfast spot at 6720 Sky Pointe Drive in Centennial Hills.
Proposed language changes to clarify a 1954 law in a chapter on “weapons and missiles” have Henderson residents and the Firearms Coalition upset.
Haleyann Hart is using her talents as a singer, actress and dancer to raise money for Family Promise, which helps families dealing with homelessness.
Public meeting to discuss downtown pedestrian and bicycle circulation
Tennessee Williams’ classic play “The Glass Menagerie” is filled with drama and it’s easy to guide with a heavy hand. Happily, this production at the Onyx Theatre, directed by Ernie Curcio, manages to bring a lightness that deftly counterbalances the desperation that simmers beneath the surface of the characters.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. economy appears to be weaker than many economists had thought after a report Monday showed consumers spent cautiously in June at retail businesses.
WASHINGTON — Sen. Harry Reid on Monday dismissed Republican threats to open Yucca Mountain for nuclear waste if he changes Senate filibuster rules, saying he doubted they would follow through on them.
Your family is going on vacation this year. It’ll be a lot of fun.
Upcoming book events include a presentation by Mercedes Yardley, Mason Bundschuh, Billie Bundschuh and Ryan Johnson, members of The Illiterati critique group, at the Las Vegas Writers Group.
The city of Las Vegas shut down James Gay Park after several vagrants got into a fight that led to the stabbing of a woman Friday night, police said Saturday.
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What’s that massive building going up near Ikea in southwest Las Vegas?
Woman suing Las Vegas Strip resort after vehicle stolen from valet
Downtown Las Vegas pizzeria is opening a shop in the suburbs
5 dead in North Las Vegas; Police hunt for ‘extremely dangerous’ suspect
Man indicted in death of mother