The Gramercy, initially launched as Manhattan West in 2008 and halted in 2009 due to poor residential sales, now has 100 construction workers on its 20-acre site at Russell Road and the 215 Beltway in southwest Las Vegas.
Two classic Corvettes re-emerged Monday from a giant sinkhole that gobbled up those and six other prized vehicles still trapped beneath the National Corvette Museum in Kentucky.
Standing at first base, Chris Rahl realized he was probably destined to become the answer to a trivia question.
Republican congressional candidate Niger Innis voted only four times since 2000 while registered to vote and living in New York and Nevada, according to election records in Clark County and Manhattan.
A Philadelphia television news reporter covering the aftermath of a snowstorm in New Jersey has gotten pelted by snow from a passing plow. WTXF-TV’s Steve Keeley was blasted with a wall of snow from the plow Monday morning while reporting live from the side of a road in Woodstown.
A Northern Nevada inmate serving time for sexual assault died Saturday, according to the Nevada Department of Corrections.
An altercation at a North Las Vegas home on Monday ended with a man dying after being stabbed, marking the city’s first homicide of 2014.
Pucker up, Buttercup, are you ready to make out with your idol, Miley Cyrus?
UFC 173 at MGM Grand on May 24 will now include a matchup of heavyweight contenders Junior dos Santos and Stipe Miocic.
For one very long evening, the Oscars is the center of the planet for liberal sensibilities. So, it was fun to see this year’s host, Ellen Degeneres tell a joke on her own Hollywood liberal smug crowd.
Crystal M. Kim-Han runs a pot-bellied pig rescue operation, the non-profit VegasPetPigs, and has obtained permission from Clark County to have more than three of the porkers in her half-acre fenced yard at 3188 Redwood St. in Las Vegas.
Erik Holman, 49, who has worked for Clark County since 2002, is accused of conspiring with his late “life partner,” former Henderson Municipal Judge John Provost, to embezzle more than $824,000 from the Wisconsin-based American Family Insurance between October 2005 and April 2009.
A man shot to death Saturday near downtown Las Vegas Saturday an argument at a convenience store has been identified as 27-year-old Juan Cervantes.
GOP state Sen. Mark Hutchison filed for lieutenant governor on Monday, one of more than a dozen candidates expected to make their bids for elective office official on the formal kickoff to the 2014 election season.
An elementary school was locked down Monday after a barricade situation in southwest Las Vegas.
An ownership claim has been made on the 27 puppies who survived a kerosene-soaked arson attempt on a pet store. Donald Thompson, the estranged husband of Gloria Lee, who is charged in the arson case, has claimed the puppies, which include Yorkshire terriers, French bulldogs and pugs. Thompson hopes to give the dogs to a local animal rescue group, A Home 4 Spot.
Caesars Entertainment Corp. said Monday it’s selling four properties — three on the Strip and Harrah’s New Orleans — to its Caesars Growth Partners subsidiary for $2.2 billion.
It turns out that using emergency warning tones in a TV commercial with images of the White House blowing up and the flashing words “THIS IS NOT A TEST” is frowned upon by the government.
Lorenzo Fertitta, chief executive of Zuffa LLC, the company that runs Las Vegas-based UFC, said his fight promotion and marketing staff is ready to usher in a new wave of high-profile fighters for pay-per-view events.
More than 3,000 flights, including seven at McCarran International Airport, already have been canceled on Monday as another series of winter storms takes aim at the East Coast, the Midwest and Texas.
In defiance of the U.S. and the European Union, Russia tightened its stranglehold over Crimea on Monday as Ukraine accused it of piracy by blocking two of the besieged country’s warships and ordering them to surrender or be seized.
The murder trial of Oscar Pistorius opened Monday in South Africa with testimony from a neighbor who described the sound of what she said were four gunshots and recalled the “blood-curdling screams” of a woman who prosecutors say was the girlfriend slain by the onetime star athlete in his home.
The Henderson Chamber of Commerce created its I Can Be program to better equip freshmen with a plan that could help them achieve their career goals.
Students at Nevada Stage College are rallying to get the mountain range behind the school officially named Mt. Scorpion.
Research shows flights are at their cheapest exactly 54 days in advance. That and 10 other tips can help you save big bucks on your next vacation.
A pilot was arrested Sunday after police said he took a small plane from the Boulder City Airport for a drunken joy ride.
October visitation at Lake Mead National Recreation Area in 2013 came in 43 percent below at 267,253 visitors, according to a new report released by the National Park Service showing the effects of the 16-day government shutdown last year.
Apple is accelerating the race to make smartphone applications easier and safer to use in cars. Ferrari, Mercedes-Benz and Volvo are previewing Apple’s iPhone technology for cars this week at an auto show in Geneva.
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