It’s not uncommon to see a rat running around New York City, but when one happened to hop aboard a subway car on Monday, it owned the place.
Butterflies were released at the Brooklynn Mae Mohler Foundation’s first gun safety awareness event March 29.
North and South America, get ready for the first eclipse of the year — in color. And while you watch one of this year’s four eclipses, know that it could spell the demise of a NASA spacecraft called LADEE.
The eight-time world champion boxer and the Hall of Fame trainer bond like family and have stayed together during the good times and the darkest moments. Both Pacquiao and Roach are looked to avenge the controversial 2012 split-decision loss to Timothy Bradley this Saturday.
A quick-thinking 9-year-old California boy is credited with saving his father after a snowmobile crash near Lake Tahoe.
Washoe County commissioners have approved rules governing where medical marijuana facilities will be allowed within unincorporated areas of the county, which is the second most populous in Nevada.
A Utah mom checking her teenage son’s Facebook page discovered there an apparent plot to kill her son.
The names change, the languages vary, and the players keep evolving. But when it comes to organized crime activity, the game on the street remains remarkably consistent. It’s a lesson former Metro Det. Jason Hahn many years ago.
Real-life best friends and comedians Tina Fey and Amy Poehler will co-star in a movie for the first time since 2008’s “Baby Mama.”
When Ohio State’s Logan Steiber won the NCAA’s 141-pound wrestling championship, Gene Smith, the school’s athletic director, received a $18,000 bonus. Steiber received the admiration and respect of his teammates.
An alarming lapse in Internet security has exposed millions of passwords, credit card numbers and other sensitive information to potential theft. The breakdown revealed this week affects a widely used encryption technology that is supposed to protect online accounts for emails, instant messaging and a wide range of electronic commerce.
Gov. Brian Sandoval on Tuesday accused the Bureau of Land Management of violating Nevadans’ constitutional rights to protest a BLM roundup of cattle on federal land and slammed the agency for creating an “atmosphere of intimidation.”
Flying with kids can feel like the end of the world. Here are tips from our Facebook fans that can save your sanity while traveling with tots.
The operator of a large Las Vegas escort service pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday to a felony charge of evading $230,651 in taxes.
A Brooklyn woman hesitant to leave the area she grew up in has all the evidence she needs that a move to Las Vegas is the right thing to do.
New allegations tied to embattled Family Court Judge Steven Jones have surfaced. Federal prosecutors say they have evidence that Jones “used his position and influence” as a judge twice in 2006 to get his former brother-in-law, Thomas Cecrle, released in a felony bad check case.
A 16-year-old armed with two knives went on a stabbing and slashing spree at a high school near Pittsburgh on Wednesday, leaving as many as 20 people injured, including a school police officer.
The Ultimate Warrior, one of the most colorful stars in pro wrestling history, died at 54 on Tuesday, the WWE said. Warrior, who legally changed his name from James Hellwig, collapsed while walking with his wife to their car at a Scottsdale, Ariz., hotel and was pronounced dead at a hospital.
Here’s the perfect illustration for what is wrong with most Harry Reid watchers in Nevada.
Adam Scott, Rory McIlroy, Phil Mickelson and Bubba Watson are worth watching if you’re looking to make some money on the Masters.
The man who died in the motorcycle accident in North Las Vegas on Tuesday afternoon has been identified by the Clark County coroner’s office as Donald Joseph Reed, 58, of North Las Vegas.
Blake Shelton’s zinger directed at Britney Spears came back to haunt him during the Academy of Country Music awards show on Sunday.
There is a short window of milder temperatures to take advantage of before summer comes to the Las Vegas Valley. View rounds up a few places to indulge in outdoor activities before the heat hits.
Republicans want to name a mountain peak outside Las Vegas for Ronald Reagan. Democrats want to name one after former Nevada Lt. Gov. Maude Frazier. A compromise being discussed in Congress might make everyone happy.
A Las Vegas judge will not remove herself from a civil case filed by two women against the maker of the diabetes drug Actos.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, a Democrat who may run for president in 2016, will visit Las Vegas on Thursday to address a scrap metal conference as she makes a three-state West Coast tour of paid speaking engagements.
When the National Association of Broadcaster’s president and CEO, Gordon Smith, and the commission’s Tom Wheeler collided in a regulatory keynote address at the organization’s Las Vegas convention, both emerged unscathed — and neither changed their minds on policy.
A single-vehicle rollover accident Wednesday morning on 215 Beltway west of Jones Boulevard has two right lanes closed, according to Nevada Highway Patrol.
Maurice Gallagher, chairman of Las Vegas-based Allegiant Travel, offered some of his business philosophies Tuesday to students at the College of Southern Nevada. He spoke to about 50 students and faculty members on the Charleston campus.