A couple from Michigan and a man from Chicago were killed in a massive pileup on a snowy interstate in northwestern Indiana, authorities said Friday, as crews cleaned up after the 40-plus-vehicle wreck.
A fatal accident in Henderson Thursday evening was caused by a motorcyclist running a red light, Henderson officials say.
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Memories of being run over by an old-fashioned race car at a young age and seeing a high school classmate being sandwiched between two cars is what led to the start of the Accident Prevention Program in 1973.
Southwest/Spring Valley Things to Do, Jan. 28-Feb. 3
Southwest/Spring Valley neighborhood news, Jan. 28-Feb. 3
Assistance League of Las Vegas has been serving the needs of the Las Vegas community for more than 30 years. Some of its programs include providing new school clothing and hygiene kits to at-risk students and teaches coping skills to students via educational puppet shows on issues such as bullying and divorce.
Hero School Initiatives was established by a collaboration of entrepreneurs concerned by increases in homelessness, chronic unemployment, academic disengagement and dropout rates in Southern Nevada. The organization hosts events to engage, motivate, empower and accelerate human change to break the cycle individuals face.
Stephen Tomasin got a chance to see Matt Hawkins as a coach long before his U.S. sevens rugby teammates, playing for him on San Diego State’s club teams. It was there that Tomasin saw Hawkins’ organizational skills, his grasp of how to win in rugby, both the seven- and 15-player versions.
The founders of the social gaming product DoubleDown Casino have departed the company, two years after it was purchased by International Game Technology.
The hills around Summerlin will be alive with “The Sound of Music” when Broadway Bound offers up the celebrated show Jan. 31 through Feb. 15 at the Summerlin Library’s Performing Arts Center, 1771 Inner Circle Drive.
To get rid of inactive, unneeded government boards, we needed — you guessed it — yet another board.
The much-rumored launch of a free weekly publication that eventually could replace the Las Vegas Sun was announced Thursday by Greenspun Media Group.
Washington Federal Inc.’s acquisition of 23 Bank of America branches in Nevada and Arizona is the Seattle-based bank’s second deal with the nation’s second largest-bank in the last six months.
Former Dallas Cowboys player Josh Brent avoided prison Friday and instead was sentenced to 180 days in jail and 10 years of probation for a drunken car crash that killed his friend and teammate, Jerry Brown.
Las Vegas police say one man died early Friday morning after a single-vehicle crash in the southern part of the valley.
The family of a Navy SEAL from Las Vegas who was killed in a 2008 training accident at a Mississippi shooting facility is continuing a wrongful death lawsuit against the facility’s owners after the Mississippi Supreme Court overturned a lower court’s ruling this month.
Adam Littman is on a one-man crusade to see the humanities better represented in Las Vegas. His fledgling organization, Humanity Thru Art, is celebrating its first anniversary.
A North Carolina university student faces charges of possessing almost $13,000 in fake money in her room after she tried to use a counterfeit $100 bill signed “Moe Money,” investigators say.
Florence Henderson’s big name didn’t go over well during her first headlining gig in Las Vegas.
Not all chicken wings are created equal. At Rounders, Atomic Wings are coated with a blend of three chili peppers: ghost, habanero and jalapeno.
The sweet pastry treats at Dulce Donuts can be shaped into rings or rectangles, and glazed or topped with frostings and assorted nuts and sprinkles, and even filled with fruit preserves and custard.
Bertolucci Brazilian Steakhouse owners Humberto Bertolucci and Patricia Corassini offer diners an authentic Brazilian steakhouse experience, which means an all-you-can-eat rodizio, a fixed price meal where waiters bring skewers of meat to the table for your dining pleasure.
The Consumer Electronics Show is normally closed to the general public, but AARP arranged for 50 local members to visit on Jan. 7 and check out booths that would be of interest to baby boomers.