With just less than five minutes left in Tuesday’s game, the Canyon Springs girls basketball team looked a bit lost.
The closer we get to Sunday’s Super Bowl, the dumber things seem to be getting.
A high school teacher, a downtown philanthropist and an electrical worker who has been unemployed since May are among the Las Vegans who scored invites Tuesday to watch President Barack Obama deliver his State of the Union speech.
A man in his early to mid-20s was shot Tuesday afternoon near Oakey Boulevard and Las Vegas Boulevard. Las Vegas police responded to a call about gunshots in the 1700 block of Rexford Drive about 3:30 p.m.
Nevada Democrats said President Barack Obama hit the right notes Tuesday in his State of the Union speech, even when he told Congress he was prepared to act on his own to help boost middle-class Americans.
The Vanessa Hudgens movie about a runaway pregnant teen is so bad, it’s managed to taint a song about rape and murder.
Departing UNLV President Neal Smatresk will earn $505,000 in base salary as the new leader of the University of North Texas. His annual base salary at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas was $246,426, with a total compensation package of $447,424.
Two people were transported to the hospital after a house fire near Vegas and Rancho drives Tuesday afternoon.
Las Vegas police raided a marijuana grow house in the south valley Tuesday afternoon.
Possible AFL-CIO opposition to the proposed Nevada business margins tax could doom the NSEA “teachers tax’s” chances of winning voter approval on Nov. 4.
A new arena tour called “Marvel Universe Live!” has tentative dates at Thomas & Mack Center in April 2015.
Everything that has been said about Super Bowl media day is true. It’s the most over-the-top, ridiculous, inane spectacle in all of sports. And it’s awesome.
The website errors, hours-long customer-service waits, confusion about doctor networks, dismal enrollment numbers and missing insurance cards boil down to one simple fact: The Silver State Health Insurance Exchange is broken.
Seeking to energize his sluggish second term, President Barack Obama vowed Tuesday night in his State of the Union address to sidestep Congress “whenever and wherever” necessary to narrow economic disparities between rich and poor.
The issue of whether Dr. Dipak Desai is competent to face criminal charges resurfaced Tuesday, this time in his federal case stemming from the deadly Southern Nevada hepatitis C outbreak.
A 16-year-old Texas girl who plummeted more than 3,000 feet to the ground in an Oklahoma skydiving accident survived and is recovering from her many injuries, a doctor said Tuesday.
Jessie Charles Washington, 44, was arrested Monday in connection with a December fatal shooting in the northeast Las Vegas Valley. Police say the killing was drug related, and they’re still looking for another man in the case.
Just four years ago, the idea that rugby could anchor an entire weekend on the Las Vegas tourism calendar seemed a tad optimistic. In 2010, the first USA Sevens tournament attracted about 24,000 fans to Sam Boyd Stadium over two days.
It’s National School Choice Week, and while magnet and charter schools and vouchers get a lot of attention from proponents of expanded educational opportunities, another popular option gets fewer headlines: home schooling. The ability to remove a child from public schooling altogether is the ultimate choice for parents — and it’s under attack, despite its strong record of success.
You don’t have to be a tourist to gorge on a Las Vegas buffet. Here are seven of the top buffets in Las Vegas, based on the votes that have been placed since voting opened last month for Best of Las Vegas.
A man who killed one stepchild and abused two others in northwest Arizona was given a 35-year prison term Monday.
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