Health insurance coverage will start Jan. 1 for Nevadans who met Monday’s deadline for signing up for Silver State Exchange, but they won’t get their card for awhile.
A hockey referee arms himself with a GoPro camera and a mic, then hits the ice with this warning, “This could get stupid.”
Police say burglars broke into a Florida woman’s home, stole her two children’s gifts from under the tree and snatched the family’s puppy.
Las Vegas has mostly shelved its attempt to rebrand itself as a family-friendly wonderland. But there’s one exception: the dreaded holiday season, when visitor numbers crater and room vacancies soar.
Veteran cabdriver Gerardo Gamboa was making a typical pickup at the Bellagio on Monday morning when a hotel doorman handed him a brown paper bag left in the taxi’s back seat.
On the day before Christmas, retailers turned shoppers’ attention to the day after the holiday. “After Christmas” sales began before the holiday at Amazon.com, Old Navy and CVS, among other retailers.
The Montana judge who said a teen rape victim appeared “older than her chronological age” has sentenced a man convicted of punching his girlfriend to write “Boys do not hit girls” 5,000 times.
The mother of a 3-year-old thrown to his death from a 52-story apartment building said the father killed the boy — and then himself — out of spite.
Local travel agents are cruising toward a bright future.
San Francisco police say 30 people were arrested — some apparently for stealing seats — during the 49ers’ final regular season game at Candlestick Park.
Solar panels have been installed on the rooftops and in the parking lot of the Desert Research Institute in Reno.
Edi Gomez, who used to run around with the Rat Pack in Las Vegas before he ruled the local American Legion baseball program with two iron fists, died at home on Friday. He was 92.
Pastors are finding that joking about religion is a serious business, and it’s easy to cross a line.
One man is in critical condition after his vehicle rolled over on U.S. Highway 95 by the Spaghetti Bowl on Tuesday morning.
I’m sitting in the darkened room, illuminated only by the glowing lights of a Christmas tree. My Christmas tree. It’s peaceful. And provocative. It soothes me … and evokes melancholy. But, as odd as it might seem, I actually treasure the melancholy. Christmas is joyful but wistful, too. Hopeful but filled with poignant longing.
With nearly 10 percent of Nevadans “at risk,” the Nevada Council on Problem Gambling has a daunting mission. Executive Director Carol O’Hare is no stranger to the fight.
Police say a 14-year-old Colorado girl was fatally shot by her stepfather after a report of a burglary at her home.
The fifth straight win was as impressive as the previous four, which is to say UNLV’s basketball team has found a consistent rhythm in beating opponents it should. Teams that just aren’t very good.
Two space station astronauts ventured out on a rare Christmas Eve spacewalk Tuesday, hoping to wrap up urgent repairs to a cooling system.
A man who died after being struck by a train in a rural area northeast of Las Vegas early Wednesday has been identified by the Clark County coroner’s office.
The Federal Savings Bank, a privately-held bank based in Chicago, has expanded into Las Vegas with the opening of its 11th loan production office nationwide.
The difference between a professional paint job and a do-it-yourself job that looks like a pro painted it is surprisingly simple. As the old adage goes, the devil’s in the details. If you want that professional look while maintaining your DIY pride – and checkbook – take the time and effort to pay attention to often overlooked details.
It’s common knowledge that children should eat plenty of fruits and vegetables, consuming all the nutrients needed to grow up strong. Many adults don’t know that it’s just as crucial to continue those healthy habits throughout adulthood and well into the “golden years.” Regardless of age, we should all make nutritious and sensible choices to promote peak physical and mental performance.
Holiday shopping, decorating, parties galore, and traveling to visit loved ones are all part of our holiday revelries. But while you’re making all that merriment, how happy are your feet? No one wants sore feet or injuries to slow them down during the holidays, so it’s important to care for the body parts that will carry you through all those seasonal celebrations and chores.
For most, childhood is a time of innocence. It is a time when wonder and excitement exist around every corner. Children view the world as an open book of infinite possibilities where they can be or do anything they want, limited only by their imagination.For children battling a life-threatening illness, childhood takes on a very different feel. Hospital stays, doctor visits and intrusive procedures replace playgrounds, activities and field trips. The usually carefree approach to each day gets tainted by concerns about health and the future. Learn how you can make a difference.