A public transit bus crashed into a downtown Boise office building on Monday, leaving the front of the vehicle dangling over an underground parking garage.
As silent as one of its engines, a Tesla store and service center opened in Las Vegas this year. The electric car manufacturer launched a service center in June at 6260 Badura Ave., near Jones Boulevard and the Las Vegas Beltway. Now, a sales floor has been added.
Las Vegas police are looking for the suspect in a series of bank robberies that occurred in November and December.
North Las Vegas police are asking for the public’s help in identifying the suspects and vehicle involved in an attempted kidnapping near Von Tobel Middle School on Dec. 18.
A federal judge on Monday sentenced a man who pleaded guilty to slapping a crying toddler on an Atlanta-bound flight to serve eight months in federal prison. The sentence was more than prosecutors sought.
A woman at the Zapote Bull Festival in Costa Rica didn’t stand a chance once the bull locked in on her. But she lived to talk about it in a post-toss interview.
The attorney representing a former staffer suing Las Vegas Constable John Bonaventura faces potential sanctions after failing to show up for a judge’s ordered meeting for the parties in U.S. District Court.
Sandy Ann Searles Miller, namesake of Sandy Searles Miller Elementary School Academy for International Studies, worked as a teacher for four years at Thomas Elementary School before meeting Robert Miller, whom she married in 1973.
Berlin police say they are considering additional security for Germany’s main Holocaust memorial after an online video appeared to show New Year’s revelers urinating on the site last week.
Bail was set Monday at $500,000 for a 21-year-old Arizona woman and her boyfriend who remain jailed following their arrest in a Christmas week shooting that left a motorist critically wounded on the Las Vegas Strip.
You knew it was coming. A judge in Utah has ruled that the state’s ban on polygamy — dictated by the federal government in the 1860s — infringes on the free exercise of religion, as well as upon sexual privacy.
Auburn used two miracle finishes to reach the BCS championship game. Should No. 2 Auburn find itself in a tight game in the fourth quarter against No. 1 Florida State, the Tigers obviously know how to react. The question is, does Florida State?
An Iowa science teacher inspired by the 2004 documentary Supersize Me went on a McDonald’s-only diet recently to show it is our dietary choices, not the food itself, that causes weight gain.
Chip maker Nvidia Corp. fessed up Sunday: They were responsible for the 310-foot “crop circle” in a California barley field, designed to draw attention to a new product as CES got going in Las Vegas.
Ed Moss, Chief Executive Officer of Stephens Media LLC, today announced a new executive leadership team for the company and its flagship newspaper, the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Liz Cheney, daughter of former Vice President Dick Cheney, said Monday she is abandoning her effort to unseat Republican incumbent Sen. Mike Enzi of Wyoming.
When John Entsminger met with six Clark County commissioners to ask for their support and name him to replace water czarina Pat Mulroy, the question he was asked most often was: “Are you tough enough?”
The Supreme Court on Monday put same-sex marriages on hold in Utah, at least while a federal appeals court more fully considers the issue.
Las Vegas police were investigating a dead body that was found downtown Monday morning.
A missing man who was reunited with his family after he was photographed while pressed against a steam vent to keep warm in downtown Washington is on his way back home to upstate New York.
Apparently, “many” Britney Spears fans were disappointed after paying a staggering $2,500 to meet her for a “quick 3-second photo-op” VIP package recently in Las Vegas, which came with a ticket, T-shirt and poster, Radar Online reports.
“Children learn very early on that parents (pay attention to them) when there’s a problem,” Julie Katz told a small group of adults at the Sahara West Library. She was there to guide them in how to deal with misbehavior that is a constant issue.
Cantor Gaming, a technology and sports book company, is changing its name to CG Technology and expects to seek an initial public offering in the future, the Las Vegas-based company announced Monday.
Instead of finding another way to cough up a big game, the San Diego Chargers ran into an opponent who was better at choking. No need to perform the Heimlich maneuver on Philip Rivers this time.
Auburn-Florida State score forecasts by Las Vegas oddsmakers, handicappers and media:
Las Vegas television giant Jim Rogers confirmed Sunday he is fighting cancer again and recently told his employees “whatever happens, the station will not be put up for sale.”
The American Gaming Association announced a shake-up Monday in its management team, hiring five senior staff members to oversee the Washington D.C.-based trade organization’s marketing communication and policy functions.
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Woman arrested after police say she climbed on Reno craps table, threw chips at people