An audit suggesting ways to improve the delivery of mental health services while saving the state money was reviewed by Gov. Brian Sandoval and other officials Friday.
This weekend, most everyone here in Albuquerque wants to know if Walter White will die. I’m guessing Bobby Hauck couldn’t give a hoot.
A convicted hit man will have the opportunity to testify and possibly clear a young man in a quadruple-killing at a Detroit drug house under a Michigan Court of Appeals decision released Friday.
Imagine visiting the Palace of Versailles and getting an intimate tour of the royal chambers. Perhaps the Vatican is more your speed. If so, picture taking a private tour of the Sistine Chapel.
Southern Nevada’s office market is still in the dumps.
A Las Vegas foundation’s embrace of George Washington came to fulfillment on Friday when a library dedicated to the first president — and built with a $38 million donation — opened to the public.
Las Vegas police recently busted Quoc Nguyen, owner of Desert Wireless at 1500 E. Tropicana Ave., for buying stolen phones from street thugs and flipping them for huge profits, acting as the middleman in an international crime ring.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has frozen the assets of a Las Vegas medical billing company and its owner, claiming they ran an $800 million Ponzi scam mainly against investors in Japan.
Four of the area’s top 10 teams are idle this week, and just one Division I or I-A matchup features two teams with winning records. Still, there are some interesting matchups and storylines. Here’s a look at some of them.
Six cases of the West Nile virus have been reported this year in Clark County, and the water reclamation district and county public works department have introduced a cheaper technique to prevent it: breeding mosquito-eating fish.
Las Vegas police are searching for a man who they believe is involved in a string of robberies in the Northeast part of the valley since June.
A gambler who once turned $50 into $40 million during a legendary Las Vegas hot streak in the 1990s is sitting in the Clark County Detention Center after being accused of cheating at blackjack at a Southern California Indian casino.
At 21 years old, baby-faced NASCAR truck racer Ty Dillon isn’t too much older than the kids that the Las Vegas Motor Speedway is trying to attract to Saturday’s big-time truck race.
A Mohave Valley man was arrested Friday after a teenager who took drugs at his home died, police said.
If the government “shuts down” next Tuesday, your mail will still come. Doctors will see Medicare patients. NASA will keep talking to the astronauts circling Earth on the Space Station. In fact, the majority of government will remain on the job.
A U.S. woman and her five children survived when an armed gunmen burst into a Kenya mall just after noon last Saturday, the start of a four-day attack that killed more than 60 shoppers.
KINGMAN, Ariz. — An economic development leader who has been heavily involved in northwest Arizona politics was acquitted Friday of molesting his own grandsons.
A mother of three died of smoke inhalation in a house fire early Friday morning.
Caesars Entertainment Corp. put 10 million shares of the company’s common stock on the open market earlier this week as part of an effort to retire more than $4 billion of debt coming due later this year.
Matt, Kelly and Tony are back with another week of free football picks, straight from the Golden Nugget sports book.
A Las Vegas real estate escrow officer was convicted of conspiracy and fraud charges on Friday in a five-year, multimillion dollar scheme.
When pasta king Guido Barilla found himself pilloried on social media for saying he would never use a gay family in his advertising, rival pasta makers were quick to capitalize.
A federal magistrate Friday criticized drug agents for their insensitivity in naming an undercover investigation of an Indian-born physician “Operation Slumdog Billionaire.”
‘Big’ Al McMordie faces Frank Betti in Week 4 of the Friday Football Showdown.
A Long Beach, Calif., man was convicted Friday of second-degree murder in the November 2011 death of his uncle in Lake Havasu City.
Linda Givens Elementary School opened in 2004. Its namesake, Linda Rankin Givens, is a woman who spent her life teaching young children, including 30 years with the Clark County School District. Since retired, she still is a frequent volunteer at the 655 Park Vista Drive school.
The Douglas A. Selby Park and Trailhead first opened in June of 2011. The park at 1293 N. Sandhill Road was named after a successful Las Vegas resident who climbed the ranks to become the former city manager.
Bodybuilding.com, the world’s largest online sports nutrition store, has opened a distribution center in North Las Vegas.