The last words Ruth Kennedy heard from her daughter were “oh no!” It was during that call, prosecutors say, that Carol Kennedy’s ex-husband, Steven DeMocker, emerged from hiding and bludgeoned the 53-year-old woman to death with a golf club.
The police investigation into Justice of the Peace Eric Goodman’s mysterious incident in the bathroom of a Summerlin park isn’t closed, but it’s not going anywhere.
Wearables are one of the biggest tech buzzwords in 2014, but where does the technology stand?
Las Vegas USO Center Director Doug Bradford and his programs assistant have left their positions at the McCarran International Airport lounge, USO volunteers were told in an email by an area manager Wednesday night.
A potential compromise to extend federal payments to the long-term unemployed collapsed suddenly on Thursday, pitching the U.S. Senate into a new partisan battle over aid to jobless workers.
It won’t look anything like the boom era, but 2014 should still be a strong year for local commercial real estate including the Shops at Summerlin and Resorts World Las Vegas.
Saul “Canelo” Alvarez will attempt to redeem himself against Alfredo Angulo on March 8 at the MGM Grand Garden. Alvarez, the former WBC world junior middleweight champ, looks to rebound from his loss to Floyd Mayweather Jr. in September.
Wirelessor, a Shenzhen, China-based wireless technology provider, has opened its North American headquarters in Las Vegas and plans to hire hundreds within the next 24 months.
A pilot who made a safe emergency landing on a major Anchorage street said he lost power, waited for a break in traffic, then descended onto the snowy median.
Clark County District Judge Jessie Walsh filed for re-election Thursday and Kristine Brewer became the third person to file for Family Court Department B.
“Her” is the first great movie of 2014, despite a premise that sounds absolutely ridiculous.
Finally, game on for the UNLV stadium board. The project consultant said Thursday a wide range of stadium scenarios will be offered — from modest open-air football stadiums of less than $100 million to top-of-the-line retractable roof venues that could cost $1 billion.
A total of 549 Nevadans have been issued driver authorization cards in the first week of the new law creating the program, the Department of Motor Vehicles reported Thursday.
“Her” is a love story that’s sad and funny and touching and overflowing with every bit of the inventiveness you’d expect from the visual visionary Spike Jonze.
A female teen jumped out of a moving car on Interstate 15 and survived, the Nevada Highway Patrol said Thursday.
Henderson police are searching for a masked knife-wielding man who robbed four businesses over the last three weeks.
A Las Vegas police officer was injured when the motorcycle he was riding was rear-ended by a drunken driver on the Strip early Thursday, authorities said.
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Don Lewis Barnhart was the director of hundreds of television episodes, including “Mork & Mindy,” “Benson,” “Full House” and “Saved by the Bell.” Now retired and living in Summerlin, he plans to teach a workshop at the College of Southern Nevada’s Sahara West Center for writers, directors and editors, as well as actors who want to better understand the production side of the television business.
At least 50,000 bats have been killed by the heat as heat records are being set in Australia after the hottest year ever.
Nevada’s Medicaid caseload is climbing above projections even before residents who are newly eligible because of the federal health care law are counted, state Health and Human Services Director Mike Willden said Thursday.
The Mexican government says fishermen found rare conjoined gray whale calves that died shortly after being born.
Each week Neon spotlights a different cuisine in the Dining Guide, with New American restaurants this week.
Chefs to the Max, a benefit dinner for Vegas Seven magazine restaurant critic Max Jacobson is planned for Sunday at Rx Boiler Room at Mandalay Bay.
Park Place Infiniti was a platinum-level sponsor of the annual “You Drink, You Drive, You Lose” event, which was at University Medical Center on Dec. 13.
Boston natives Karen and Alan Amerault started 2014 on the right foot after buying a 2013 Hyundai Elantra on New Year’s Eve from Planet Hyundai, 7150 W. Sahara Ave.
When Southern Nevada automobile executive Pete Findlay journeyed to Southern Nevada from Panaca in 1959 to begin what would eventually become known as Findlay Automotive Group, little did he know that a professional trumpet player would become one of his best customers.
This may be the year the automotive industry transforms itself into the personal robot industry, at least at the International CES trade show in Las Vegas this month.
It’s a really interesting weekend in nightclubs, because a lot of party DJs (Manufactured Superstars, for instance) are playing Friday night, while a lot of party/serious DJs Markus Schulz, for one) are playing Saturday night.
Moving quickly to quell a widening political scandal, Gov. Chris Christie fired one of his top aides Thursday and apologized repeatedly for the “abject stupidity” of his staff, insisting he had no idea anyone around him had engineered traffic jams as retribution against a Democratic mayor.
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