Caleb Herring knows what fellow UNLV quarterback Nick Sherry is going through because he has been there himself.
A New Jersey municipal judge, who is also an established stand-up comedian and actor, resigned Thursday after the state Supreme Court ruled he can’t moonlight as an entertainer.
A woman who said she was raped by Strip shooting suspect Ammar Harris sent the self-proclaimed pimp a mobile phone photograph of herself smiling days after the alleged sexual assault, a defense witness testified Thursday.
A letter of intent that would eliminate a 24-year-old agreement that governs the operation of Las Vegas’ two daily newspapers was signed last week, causing the publisher and editor of the Las Vegas Sun to renew his legal fight Thursday to keep the document in place.
A collection of coffee mugs bearing the names of destinations across the United States covered the convention space, interspersed with neon-colored sweats, stickers, plush toys, keychains and most anything else you’d see in a tourist souvenir shop throughout the country.
North Las Vegas Finance Director Gerald “Al” Zochowski is “no longer employed” by the city, officials announced Wednesday.
Las Vegas police need help identifying a suspect in two armed robberies at east valley businesses.
Death seemed to follow David Glen Riggs around until this week when it apparently caught up with him while he piloted a home-built airplane to rehearse a stunt for an air show in China.
Dave Chappelle and Flight of the Conchords join other acts in what amounts to a traveling comedy fest, the Oddball Comedy & Curiosity Festival at Mandalay Bay on Saturday.
The House has voted to cut nearly $4 billion a year from food stamps, a 5 percent reduction to the nation’s main feeding program used by more than 1 in 7 Americans.
An $800 million Indian casino project, located roughly 45 minutes north of San Francisco and being built and managed by Station Casinos, will open Nov. 5.
Saturday’s Floyd Mayweather Jr.-Saul “Canelo” Alvarez fight at the MGM Grand Garden did record numbers, taking in $20 million at the gate and $150 million in gross revenue.
A person in a wheelchair was killed after being struck by a car in the north valley Thursday afternoon.
At 72, Lionel Newborn has had his share of tragedy. His wife died 11 months before his son and a friend were shot to death in 1998 by a group of skinheads.
No city does big boxing matches better than Las Vegas (see editorial above). And no state handles the judging of those matches worse than Nevada.
Last weekend was vintage Vegas: the boxing match of the year, huge visitation for Mexican Independence Day, and a big handle for one of the city’s most important and unique entertainment offerings: its sports books.
Signaling a dramatic shift in Vatican tone, Pope Francis said the Catholic Church had become obsessed by “small-minded rules” about how to be faithful and that pastors should instead emphasize compassion over condemnation when discussing divisive social issues of abortion, gays and contraception.
Some employees returning to work at the Washington Navy Yard Thursday said they felt it was too early to talk about the massacre earlier this week while others said it will take a while to put what happened behind them.
Police are still looking for a suspect in a July 24 deadly shooting near Bonanza Road and Martin Luther King Boulevard.
Former Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss, 47, was charged with felonies this week after the discovery of nearly 400 marijuana plants at her home in August. Police said Fleiss told them she was growing marijuana to supply a cooperative in Las Vegas, but she could not prove it.
Sports book executive Joseph Asher on Thursday lost his attempt to end the lawsuit against him brought by one-time employer Cantor Gaming.
Joey Prusak was appalled when he saw a customer at the suburban Minneapolis Dairy Queen store where he works pick up someone else’s $20 bill and slip it into her purse.
When the economy collapsed in 2008, Findlay Automotive Group was in the midst of a growth spurt that had seen five dealerships opened in 2007.
Park Place Infiniti recently delivered more than two dozen backpacks filled with school supplies to fourth- and fifth-grade students at Wynn Elementary School through the dealership’s partnership with Communities In Schools of Nevada.
It’s time to spring into fall (sorry) as summer wraps up this weekend at nightclubs and dayclubs across the Strip.
DEAR HELOISE: Hello! Today it was time to empty two partial liquid-laundry-detergent containers into one. I didn’t have a funnel to fit the detergent bottle.
The first cane probably was just a strong stick, but, by the 19th century, a cane was a fashion accessory and sometimes hid a tool.