A worsening feud over city of Las Vegas soccer fields is making the bitter football rivalries of Latin America and Europe seem downright friendly.
Purchases of previously owned U.S. homes fell in September for the first time in three months, retreating from an almost four-year high as rising prices and mortgage rates discouraged would-be buyers.
Faith Lutheran’s girls golf team took the lead after the opening round of the Division I-A state tournament Monday in Mesquite.
Already the fifth UNLV women’s golfer to earn Mountain West Player of the Year honors, Dana Finkelstein has her sights set on bigger game this season.
Local mixed martial arts figure Barry Meyer was remembered at a memorial service Friday after taking his own life Tuesday.
The Federal Aviation Administration granted special permission for a corporate jet to fly low over the Las Vegas Strip Monday afternoon.
A woman is in critical condition after being struck by a vehicle in west Las Vegas Monday night.
Sam Bradford was running out of bounds when a shove sent him tumbling to the ground. Reggie Wayne was wide open when he turned to catch a low throw and crumbled to the turf. Two seemingly harmless plays turned out to be quite costly.
Two of the three women held captive for a decade in a Cleveland house are collaborating with a Pulitzer Prize-winning team of Washington Post reporters for a planned book about their ordeal.
Whether running back Tim Cornett plays against UNLV’s chief rival — or against any other football team this season — remains a mystery.
Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center and its director of pharmacy, Wilson Chu, purchased a contaminated cardiac drug from an unaccredited compounding pharmacy that ultimately led to the 2012 deaths of two Las Vegas children, two lawsuits filed in U.S. District Court allege.
For more than 20 years, USA Weekend Magazine and Points of Light have joined together to sponsor Make A Difference Day, the largest national day of community service. Millions of volunteers around the world unite in a common mission to improve the lives of others. Summerlin residents plan to participate by gathering food for The Salvation Army’s pantry, working with children in need and feeding the homeless.
The city’s largest and most powerful hospitality union had planned to protest weekly in front of the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas in an effort to gain a contract with the luxury hotel. But, after several members of the Culinary Union were caught on video verbally abusing Strip visitors, those protests were put on hold for the rest of the month.
Police are investigating the shooting deaths of two people Sunday night.
Attorneys for the police union representing Las Vegas officers dispute a Clark County attorney’s finding that an arbitration that gave the workforce a $6.9 million award strayed from state law throughout the process.
If you ever had your lunch disappear from the office refrigerator, consider what one southeastern Pennsylvania man did: He called the cops.
Wayne Newton’s yacht sank Friday morning at a marina on the Arizona side of Lake Mead.
SPARKS – A Sparks Middle School math teacher who was killed Monday while trying to stop a shooter was being remembered as a hero.
Joining a growing list of angry allies, France on Monday demanded an explanation from Washington of a report that the U.S. swept up 70 million French telephone records and text messages in its global surveillance net.
Changes to downtown Las Vegas — and a few outlandish ideas — were the subject of a panel discussion on Monday that included former Mayor Oscar Goodman, Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh and Downtown Grand operator Seth Schorr.
A two-year federal grant will help the Clark County Department of Family Services combat homelessness among juveniles and young adults.
Zions Bancorp, parent of Nevada State Bank, on Monday posted third-quarter earnings that easily surpassed analyst expectations, as its loan portfolio expanded modestly amid consumer cautiousness.
Officials say a Washoe County Sheriff’s Office deputy and an inmate are being treated for injuries after the deputy shot the inmate at a Reno hospital.
Caesar Entertainment Corp. said Monday the U.S. Treasury Department is investigating potential money-laundering allegations at Caesars Palace.
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Family owners of beloved Vegas restaurant involved in mysterious lawsuit
Fiery wrong-way crash kills 2, shuts down 215 in northwest Las Vegas
Woman arrested after police say she climbed on Reno craps table, threw chips at people
Asian grocery store looks to add new location near Summerlin
Las Vegas family suing to get son an extra year of high school