More than half of Nevadans believe Obamacare will increase their medical costs, according to a poll released Monday by the Retail Association of Nevada.
There will be no immediate rematch for top UFC light heavyweight contender Alexander Gustafsson.
An investment consultant who played a key role in the deal that led to the new Las Vegas City Hall won a chance from the Nevada Supreme Court to claim payment for his work.
Former District 39 Assemblyman Kelly Kite, R-Minden, filed a complaint Monday with the secretary of state’s office that makes various charges against current Assemblyman Jim Wheeler, who beat him in the 2012 Republican primary.
A new children’s vegetable garden at the Boys & Girls Club Donald W. Reynolds Clubhouse in Henderson is a collaboration of BODIES…The Exhibition and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Nevada, It was planted in an effort to defeat the threat of obesity and to recognize September as National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month.
The operators of CityCenter are seeking new loans to refinance the 4-year-old Strip development’s nearly $2 billion of long-term debt.
For the first time in nearly two decades, the federal government staggered into a partial shutdown Monday at midnight after congressional Republicans stubbornly demanded changes in the nation’s health care law as the price for essential federal funding and President Barack Obama and Democrats adamantly refused.
A hangar collapsed onto the wrecked private jet that burst into flames as it landed Monday, delaying recovery of victims at a Southern California airport. No survivors were expected, and investigators said there was no report of problems on the Idaho-to-Santa Monica flight.
Handicapper Alex Smith is a Chicago native, but he won’t be on the Blackhawks today. However, he still likes them and the Boston Bruins to win their respective divisions and meet for a rematch in the Stanley Cup Finals.
As many as four dozen people were injured when two Chicago commuter trains crashed about 10 miles west of downtown Chicago during Monday morning rush hour. Investigators have determined that no one was at the controls of the moving train.
Five hikers were killed by a rock slide on a trail in south-central Colorado on Monday, and another was pulled out with injuries and flown to a hospital, authorities said.
Major league teams start spring training in February, grind through 162 games — or 163, for Texas and Tampa Bay — and if they’re lucky, reach the playoffs. For wild cards, it’s a chance to become a World Series champion. Or have a whole season’s worth of work wiped out in nine innings.
A suburban Dallas police officer ended up playing midwife to one mother in labor.
The Philharmonic, with guest conductor Case Scaglione, and soloists Suzanne Vinnik, a soprano, and tenor Cody Austin, opened its season on Saturday with a program titled “Operatic Love.” While the two singers, especially Vinnik, drew the lion’s share of audience attention, the star of the night was the orchestra. Of four strictly instrumental works two were, shall we say, ordinary; the others were truly exceptional.
Harvey Whittemore was sentenced to 24 months in federal prison on Monday for making illegal campaign contributions to U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. Whittemore, 61, his voice cracking with emotion, told Senior U.S. District Judge Larry Hicks he was solely responsible for funneling more than $133,000 in contributions to Reid in 2007.
Two men in Pahrump are wanted after they burglarized a home Sunday night, according to police.
Sunday’s “Breaking Bad” turned out the lights on one of the darkest shows in television history.
Allegiant Air announced Monday that it had completed the hurry-up overhaul of many of the emergency slides in its MD-80 aircraft, putting the entire fleet back in operation.
A defamation lawsuit filed by Las Vegas Sands Corp. Chairman Sheldon Adelson against the National Jewish Democratic Council was dismissed by a federal judge in New York City on Monday.
Pre-registration for candidates planning to seek a Clark County judicial office in 2014 began Tuesday and is available online.
UNLV wide receiver Devante Davis and punter Logan Yunker were named Mountain West players of week.
A controversial proposal to impose a stricter curfew on kids in downtown Las Vegas is back, albeit in dramatically reduced form. The bill reduces the zone to include Fremont street, plus two blocks to the north and south, from Main Street to Maryland Parkway.
One person is dead after a motorcycle-SUV accident Monday morning in the northwest part of the valley.
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