The city of Las Vegas, which hasn’t been rushing to make it possible for people to open medical marijuana establishments, might push back a moratorium set to expire March 17 to Sept. 15.
On any given Wednesday, you can throw a rock and hit a meeting in Las Vegas. For a city known for its raucous gambling, drinking and partying, Las Vegas probably offers just as much in the way of meeting spaces, convention centers and business event venues.
A monthlong celebration is planned to honor local heroes and the horses that serve them every day.
Embattled Toronto Mayor Rob Ford laughed off Jimmy Kimmel’s suggestion that he get help for his drinking problem and was reported to be upset about his appearance on the late-night TV talk show.
Secretary of State John Kerry flew to Kiev Tuesday to show U.S. support for the fledgling Ukraine government, and the Obama administration announced with his arrival a $1 billion energy subsidy package.
Saturday’s St. Baldrick’s Foundation annual shave-a-thon at McMullan’s Irish Pub and other venues throughout the valley generated hundreds of thousands of dollars, and separated hundreds of volunteers from their hairstyles. The event also took more than a few beards.
Top Republican leaders said Monday the decision where to hold the party’s 2016 national convention will be based on whether a host city can produce financial support and satisfied delegates rather than votes on Election Day.
Las Vegas police are still looking for a suspect in a December robbery in the 200 block of South Decatur Boulevard.
The competition for the UNLV quarterback job began Monday between Nick Sherry and Blake Decker as spring football practices opened.
My big pop culture crime: I have seen only one Jennifer Lawrence movie. I understand she’s some kind of beloved movie star/America’s sweetheart? Treasure Island headliner Bill Engvall tells me she’s also a real nice “redneck.”
The director of a documentary that explored a killer whale’s involvement in the death of a SeaWorld trainer says a Labor Department investigator who probed the incident didn’t provide filmmakers with any confidential documents.
Whether taking the plunge and joining the smartphone crowd or simply replacing a tired old cellphone, buying a new device takes careful deliberation. From selecting carriers and avoiding contracts to deciding on a type of phone and a specific model, numerous decisions must be made to find the right phone for your life’s next adventure.
People across the country are feeling the winter blues after an unusually cold and snowy winter. But with warmer weather arriving soon, you can create a feeling of spring indoors and out with some simple do-it-yourself projects.
A street in the east valley was named for the town of Gold Butte, part of the early 20th-century mining boom in Nevada.
“I had a vision,” said Tracey Allyn Cutler, owner and instructor at The Stage Professional Dance and Fitness Studio, 2510 Anthem Village Drive in Henderson. “I wanted to share my passion and joy with other people. No matter how old you are, it’s never too late to learn to dance.”
Summerlin resident Andy Reanrungroch and Centennial Hills resident Bryant Dietz know how to make a gamer’s paradise. The two started Press Start Gaming Center, 4840 Fort Apache Road, Suite 100, in November, offering a space for teens and adults to play video games.
A Centennial Hills business offers customers a Japanese technique of stress relief and relaxation through healing energy.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Nevada recently honored a Canyon Springs High School student as its Youth of the Year.
Clarence Piggott Elementary School’s namesake was a counselor at Valley High School who was shot by a student in 1982.
A 40-year-old Hispanic man wanted in two attempted robberies was shot by police after he pointed his gun at officers Monday afternoon, Las Vegas police said.
Darrell Waltrip was rolling down U.S. 93 in a motorcoach on Monday. He was saying how beautiful the Arizona desert is, and that he was surrounded by cactus. He had just started to tell me about his emergency gallbladder surgery when he rolled into radio-free Arizona, or at least Verizon-free Arizona.
For Chidi Njokuani, the long road to the Ultimate Fighting Championship leads through Lincoln, Neb. At least this week, it does.