The Las Vegas man found shot to death in a southwest valley parking lot Thursday night has been identified by the Clark County coroner’s office as Gagik Tulbendhyan, 28.
CNN host Piers Morgan issued one last plea for U.S. gun control as he wrapped up his show’s three-year run.
Strip casinos plan to dim some of their lights as part of a global effort to raise awareness of environmental issues at 8:30 p.m. Saturday night.
General Motors announced two more recalls late Friday, bringing to 4.8 million the number of cars, trucks and SUVs the automaker has called back for repairs in the past month.
Lake Tahoe Visitors Authority officials have decided that if a settlement agreement is not reached with a couple who filed a lawsuit cannot be reached by Friday, they’ll pull the plug on their sponsorship of the spectacular Fourth of July fireworks display at the lake that they say helps pump more than $30 million into the local economy.
Las Vegas police asked the public for help Wednesday in finding two men they are say are linked to a robbery that left a man beaten and unconscious earlier in March.
A Michigan high school student was banned from competing in a school track meet recently because of the pink Mohawk he was sporting in support of his mother, who is fighting breast cancer.
The five-member regulatory board that will ultimately decide if Northwestern University football players can unionize has itself been in the middle of a firestorm.
In his new book, “Life, Animated,” Ron Suskind tells the remarkable story of how Disney movies unlocked his autistic son’s emotions. Owen Suskind was a typical toddler until age 3, when his developing language and social skills vanished. He was diagnosed with regressive autism. Gradually Owen became fascinated by Disney movies, watching and re-watching them endlessly.
Nearly a million jars of peanut butter are being dumped at a New Mexico landfill to expedite the sale of a bankrupt peanut-processing plant that was at the heart of a 2012 salmonella outbreak and nationwide recall.
Facebook is giving more details about its effort to connect remote parts of the world to the Internet, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg talked Thursday about where he’s finding “key members of the team.”
A study of more than 3.5 million Americans finds that married people are less likely than singles, divorced or widowed folks to suffer any type of heart or blood vessel problem.
An intersection on the southwest side of the Las Vegas Valley was closed Saturday after a hit-and-run accident, police say. Flamingo and Fort Apache roads were closed after a five-car accident occurred just before 11 a.m.
The LVH Superbook opened Michigan State as a favorite over Connecticut. The matchup between Kentucky and Michigan appears to be a toss up.
Though he’s retired from hockey, Sean Avery can still stir up the emotions of Martin Brodeur. Their latest war of words might be better than anything happening on the ice.
Miguel Cabrera agreed to a mega-deal with the Detroit Tigers. He’ll make more every time he steps in the batter’s box than the average Michigan household.
More than 151,000 Internet users from around the globe have been tuning in to Minnesota’s eagle cam — and this week, viewers were treated to the much-anticipated hatching of two eaglets.
Las Vegas-based Affinity Gaming on Friday reported a continued slide in earnings across 11 properties last year.
Populations in Nevada and Clark County showed growth between July 1, 2012 to July 1, 2013, according to information released by the U.S. Census Bureau Thursday.
Jerrie Merritt recalls the moment she realized she was an emotional spender.
Nevada casinos went into February facing a comparison to the state’s largest gaming revenue month in almost five years and a baccarat revenue month that was an all-time record.
Centennial’s baseball team might not have scored in the second inning on Friday, but the Bulldogs got good at-bats, saw plenty of pitches and laid the groundwork for good things.
Unemployment in Las Vegas and Nevada ticked down in February as the state improved on its nation-leading job-growth rate.
Local tennis enthusiasts are scoring big with the news that the United States Tennis Association’s Nevada chapter has received a $50,000 grant to further its children’s programs.
The Women’s Chamber of Commerce of Nevada held its annual Women’s Hall of Fame awards Friday, recognizing an eclectic group.
Paulette McDonald, 58, is a St. Andrew’s parishioner in Boulder City, and a lifelong Catholic. For her and others, the religious season of Lent and its 40 days leading up to Easter are an opportunity for self-transformation. And, it has nothing to do with giving up chocolate.
It has become as much cliche in the sports world as taking it one game at a time and saying defense wins championships.
If you’re tired of looking at your outdated kitchen, but feel replacement would be impractical, you’re not alone. In 2014, consumers will be trying to find solutions they can afford to do themselves. Check out these three DIY remodeling trends for simple and unique ways to refresh the most used rooms in the home.