Follow the link for all-state baseball team selected by the Southern Nevada Connie Mack Baseball Association.
A fire near U.S. Highway 95 and Charleston Boulevard injured two people and damaged two houses Thursday.
Horse racing and football are thrill rides of different kinds. A wager on a football game is often a three-hour grind, and a regular-season win total bet is a long-term investment.
Another person has quit the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department’s Use of Force Board.
A little-known state investigation into a scheme to defraud a Las Vegas homeowners association is being called the springboard for Operation GrandMaster, the long-running federal probe into a valleywide takeover of HOAs.
A man wanted on suspicion of stealing 147 decorative brass sidewalk lights turned himself in to authorities Thursday after he was approached by a homeless man who recognized him from fliers handed out by Deputy City Marshals investigators in Las Vegas.
Sports fans are wagering thousands of dollars on the performance of professional athletes each day online, and it is all perfectly legal.
The rancher who charged tour buses to pass through his property on their way to the Grand Canyon Skywalk over Memorial Day weekend is asking for a congressional inquiry into why a Native American tribe was allowed to build an emergency bypass around his ranch, causing what he contends is major environmental damage.
Las Vegas police officers are asking for the public’s help in locating a suspect in a hit and run that left a 5-year-old boy hospitalized.
A Las Vegas man who suffered from a rare medical condition that caused his scrotum to swell to over 130 pounds will appear in a cable televison documentary later this month.
The parent company of Las Vegas Motor Speedway absorbed another financial hit in the second quarter as revenue, including ticket sales, was down for the three-month period compared to the same time period in 2012.
Bronnie Ware was a nurse working in palliative care. She took care of people with multiple illnesses, some curable, others not. She also watched over sick people in the last days of their lives.
A Reno brewpub has turned to Facebook to publicly shame a patron who left the restaurant without paying his $100 tab.
Two American Film Institute students are making a film about the tunnels of Las Vegas and those who live there.
The woman who died from multiple stab wounds July 26 has been identified by the Clark County coroner’s office.
Aspiring entrepreneurs will have a high-profile judge to impress at the sixth Startup Weekend Vegas, a 54-hour event that challenges participants to envision and create a new business in three sessions.
A new campaign by the U.S. Travel Association is highlighting the negative aspects of coming to America. Yes, the negative aspects.
The Obama administration has come out in favor of special protections for rich fossil beds lying north of Las Vegas, although it says more studies need to determine how best to manage the area.
Las Vegas-based vacation ownership firm Diamond Resorts acquired two rival firms following the company’s initial public stock offering, which closed a week ago.
A photo that has gone viral this week shows an unlikely coupling at a race: a Marine in his gear and a young boy struggling to make it to the finish line of a 5k race.
With U.S. senators bustling about the Senate floor in advance of a vote Thursday, Majority Leader Harry Reid took a rather direct route to restore order. He told them to “sit down and shut up.”
Macau’s casino market during July recorded its second straight month of a 20 percent or better increase in gaming revenues.
A Florida man has been arrested and brought back to Las Vegas on charges of evading hundreds of thousands of dollars in income from the sale of stock in a much-scrutinized diamond company.
WASHINGTON — Allowing the Postal Service to deliver beer, wine and spirits is high on his wish list for raising cash for his financially ailing agency, Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe said Thursday.
Not many groups can cut to the chase and just name their new single “Best Song Ever.”
ST. LOUIS — An Illinois businessman outraged by a court order that he return more than $500,000 in insurance money related to a 2001 wreck that killed his teenage son wanted to pay the money back in pennies in protest, only to recognize that was unfeasible.
Sandy and Les Farris came into Planet Hyundai Sahara for an oil change for their 2006 Hyundai Sonata and left driving a 2013 Hyundai Genesis.
Towbin Dodge Superstore and Towbin Fiat of Las Vegas were named the No. 1 Dodge and Fiat dealerships in the nation for June. It is a first-time accomplishment for Towbin Automotive and Chrysler Corp. No other automotive group has ever achieved both national records simultaneously.