“War Horse” reveals the horrors of war through the magic of theater as the first non-musical to run as part of The Smith Center’s Broadway series.
Two Oktoberfest celebrations are scheduled for downtown Las Vegas on Saturday. A family-oriented event from 2 to 9 p.m. at the Historic Fifth Street School will be followed by a more adult celebration at 7 p.m. at Neonopolis on the Fremont Street Experience.
Apple desserts and beverages are featured as harvests bring flavors of the season.
The owners of The Act nightclub returned to court Thursday to secure more exposure for their recently sanitized repertoire of adult-themed skits.
Concerned Veterans for America will launch a nationwide bus tour from Las Vegas on Friday to heighten awareness about the Department of Veterans Affairs foot-dragging in its effort to reduce a staggering backlog of 500,000 benefits claims.
Sensing economic promise in a trove of prehistoric artifacts, Southern Nevada leaders asked Congress Thursday to grant special status to rich fossil grounds on the northern edge of the Las Vegas Valley.
You won’t believe this, but if you have a local ID, you can drink all day for free at a topless pool on Monday. It’s the annual “Drink Bare Dry” day at Bare topless dayclub in The Mirage.
They call DJ Chuckie the “Dirty Dutch” man, because he helped pioneer/popularize the note-bending, melody-grinding “Dirty Dutch” sound. This Sunday, he performs at Marquee in The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas.
As the government shutdown continues, perhaps for the foreseeable future, it’s important to remember how we got here.
Two years before police said Juanita Carr had her 11-year-old son set fire to her van because it wasn’t working properly, she encouraged two of her daughters to get into fistfights.
There are countless ways to spend a Friday night in Las Vegas, so getting your event noticed can present a challenge.
On the eve of his capital murder trial, pimp Marshall Greene pleaded guilty to first-degree murder Thursday allowing him to avoid a potential death sentence.
Sheri Weiss said she filed the civil case as part of her longstanding effort to hold chiropractor Stephen Shaw accountable for her husband’s 2005 death, which occurred after Shaw shoved the older man and caused him to fall.
The college will have to reimburse the U.S. Department of Education $790,000 for the 2011-12 fiscal year because it overpaid federal financial aid to students. It will pay an additional $866,000 for overpayments during the 2012-13 fiscal year, although that number could still change slightly, according to college officials.
NBC is planning a competition show with a grand prize that’s out of this world: a ride into space.
A woman who bore a child from a fertilized egg donated by her female companion will get the chance to make her case for parental rights, the state Supreme Court ruled Thursday in a case unprecedented in Nevada.
After a week-long trial, a 25-year-old woman was convicted of murder and two counts of child abuse for killing a toddler in August 2011.
In the Findlay Automotive Group, one of the stronger elements of the company is its many longtime employees.
Alex Estay, general manager of Centennial Buick GMC and Centennial Mazda, said sales are increasing at his northwest Las Vegas automobile dealership.
Native Las Vegan Courtney Knowles purchased her first new car recently and she’s confident that she was able to get the best car for the price in her dealings at Centennial Hyundai in the northwest valley.
Janeth Montoya is no stranger to hard work. She recently earned a 2014 Cadillac SRX awarded by Mary Kay Cosmetics and presented by Findlay Cadillac in the Valley Automall in Henderson.
Ron Widman bought a SC400 Lexus in 1995 and for 18 years the only major repair he had to do was replace the struts. He’s been sold on Lexus automobiles ever since.
Gaudin Porsche of Las Vegas recently celebrated the official release of the 2014 Porsche Panamera with a party for 100 invited guests.
As the federal shutdown approaches its first weekend, people in the recreation business gathered outside the locked gates at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area and called on Congress to do its job.
Two powerful local lawyers — Wynn Resorts general counsel Kim Sinatra and Ultimate Fighting Championship chief legal officer Kirk Hendrick — were appointed Thursday to the UNLV panel that will develop a feasibility, scope, cost estimate and funding proposal for a new on-campus stadium.