A Montana man who painstakingly gathered and reassembled parts of five $100 bills eaten by his golden retriever has been reimbursed by the U.S. Treasury for the “mutt-ilated” currency.
President Barack Obama brought congressional leaders to the White House on Wednesday, but there was no sign of progress toward ending the government shutdown that has idled 800,000 federal workers and curbed services.
After the Kansas City Chiefs went to 3-0 on Thursday night, Peter King of Sports Illustrated named Chris Ault coach of the week in the NFL. King also alluded to the Chiefs keeping Ault’s benefactions on the down-low.
Three people were arrested at a teenage drug party in Marin County that devolved into chaos after a boy had an LSD-induced seizure and other partygoers became violent, authorities said.
When it comes to beers in National Hockey League arenas across Canada, the big guys are Molson Coors Brewing and Labatt Brewing Co. But craft beers are slowly muscling their way into NHL arenas and other major-league sports venues as stadiums understand that the microbrew companies are offering a tasty, diversified product that fans desire.
Mia Farrow says in an interview with Vanity Fair that it’s possible her son with Woody Allen is instead Frank Sinatra’s.
People under age 18 could be subject to a $300 fine for hanging out downtown after 9 p.m. on weekends under a curfew ordinance approved Wednesday.
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When the last and longest government shutdown hit in 1995, Alan O’Neill was in his ninth year as superintendent at Lake Mead National Recreation Area.
Jury rejects claim that concert promoter AEG was negligent in hiring doctor who killed Jackson.
Chemotherapy saps the strength and energy of most people. Michelle White isn’t most people.
Two nightclubs that opened with great fanfare were closed with a whimper Wednesday when the Las Vegas city council denied them tavern licenses needed to operate.
A rare songbird found along waterways in Nevada and on the Colorado River has been proposed for listing as an endangered species.
Las Vegas Valley urologist Michael S. Kaplan was indicted by a federal grand jury Wednesday in a scheme to reuse needle guides meant for single use in prostate procedures.
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A former hotel on a downtrodden stretch of Fremont Street will soon be home to trendy bars and retail shops.
Nevada employers would pay about the same next year to provide unemployment benefits under proposals supported Wednesday. The changes would keep the total taxes on a typical worker at about $720 a year.
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The Mob Attraction, which mixes organized crime mementos with actors who portray shady characters, will close when its lease at the Tropicana ends on Nov. 3.
Delta Air Lines said on Tuesday that it would boost its Las Vegas-Seattle flights from once daily to five a day by April 1.
A 20-year-old man driving a scooter died Tuesday morning after colliding with a pickup truck near Lake Mead Boulevard and and D Street.
Las Vegas police arrested Vance Johnson, 53, on Monday after a tip in the investigation of a mid-September robbery and attempted sexual assault in the 800 block of South Rancho Drive.
Molycorp said on Wednesday that it has finished the chloralkili plant at its rare earth mine at Mountain Pass, Calif., and begun what could be several months of testing.
Shawn Zyvoloski’s band, Survive This!, recently signed with Epitaph Records and has a record coming out soon, a big step forward after four long years.
Greenpeace said Wednesday that 14 of its activists who were detained after protesting at a Russian oil platform have been charged with piracy, a crime punishable by up to 15 years in prison.
Harry C. Levy was once a name that loomed large in Las Vegas. Now it can be viewed on the sign outside the Las Vegas Housing Authority apartments Harry C. Levy Gardens, 2525 W. Washington Ave. It’s a legacy he was proud of.