You be Batman, and I’ll be Superman, and we’ll see who has basketball skills.
It took listening to Oprah and other idols for this Oscar winner to realize her skin color did not make her “unbeautiful. “
A 4-year-old child was transported to University Medical Center after being hit by a moped in Las Vegas Tuesday afternoon, according to Las Vegas police.
For almost three years, Canelo Alvarez proudly wore the WBC junior middleweight belt. That belt now belongs to Floyd Mayweather Jr. But Alvarez doesn’t feel naked without a title and the fact he’s not fighting for a belt Saturday against Alfredo Angulo may be proof that titles are overrated.
A northern New Jersey honor student who has sued to get her parents to support her after she moved out had her initial request denied Tuesday by a judge who cautioned that the case could lead to a “potentially slippery slope.”
Mitch Fox, the longtime host and producer of the Vegas PBS show “Nevada Week in Review,” said he’s leaving to pursue other career opportunities.
Three people were transported to University Medical Center after their car rolled down a hill in the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area Tuesday afternoon.
After hinting for months he wanted to become the fourth driver in auto racing history to attempt the double — driving in the Indianapolis 500 and NASCAR’s Coca-Cola 600 on the same day — the Las Vegas lead foot made it official today.
A man shot and wounded by Las Vegas police after two failed robberies Monday was identified on Tuesday. Julio Estrada-Lopez was arrested on several felony charges, including attempted robbery, assault on a protected person, burglary and attempted grand larceny auto, according to Metro records. Police said Estrada-Lopez, 40, was shot after he pointed his gun at officers about 3:45 p.m. Monday near Charleston Boulevard and U.S. Highway 95.
Bill Gates topped Forbes’s recent list of the world’s billionaires after his worth grew to $76 billion in 2013. Here are six ways he could spend his fortune.
The ultimate buffet of big-time sports events is being served up this month as Las Vegas welcomes 3.54 million fans for everything from NASCAR races and Major League Baseball games to a high-profile boxing card and no less than four college basketball conference tournaments.
Nevada news junkies are about to lose one of their most reliable sources of information when longtime Review-Journal Capital Bureau Chief Ed Vogel retires on Friday after nearly four decades covering governors, legislative power brokers and breaking news stories of every stripe imaginable.
A Nevada legislative subcommittee recommended Tuesday that the Legislature next year abolish four inactive state boards and commissions, including the Advisory Committee Concerning Sickle Cell Anemia.
An Albuquerque police officer shot at a suspected carjacker eight times as the man backed away then turned and ran to escape, newly released police video shows. The footage released Monday calls into question a previous police account of the incident contained in a criminal complaint.
Sweeping changes in Delta Air Lines’ SkyMiles frequent-flier program are likely to show up in other airlines’ loyalty clubs in the months ahead, an airline analyst believes.
Authorities say a 4-year-old girl missing since November has been returned to her father in Ohio after being found in Las Vegas with her mother.
The Cromwell, a new Strip property owned by Caesars Entertainment, will fill more than 1,000 open positions at hiring events throughout March as it prepares for its opening on Memorial Day weekend.
A central Ohio principal says she suspended a 10-year-old boy from school for three days for pretending his finger was a gun and pointing it at another student’s head.
It seems like yesterday the WB/CW TV show “Supernatural” debuted, chronicling the fictional lives of a couple of ghostbusting bros. And yet, it has been nearly a decade.
RadioShack said Tuesday that it plans to close up to 1,100 stores, or about a fifth of its U.S. locations. The news came as the retailer reported a wider quarterly loss after a disappointing holiday season.
Pope Francis’ weekly Sunday blessing took those in attendance a bit off guard as he mispronounced a word in Italian, which was mistaken for a profanity.
At UNLV’s first-ever TEDx event, talks will be given by speakers ranging from positive psychologists to photographers, poets and scientists. Several UNLV professors will also present.