Bryan Cranston is going to share some “secrets and lies.”
The White House is not amused that Samsung is promoting a selfie with the president taken by Boston Red Sox player David Ortiz on a Samsung phone.
With two former state players of the year ahead of her in the lineup, Lauren Stroman likely isn’t the most feared hitter on Centennial’s softball team. Yet.
It’s weird to think that the home of cable TV’s biggest ratings juggernaut is in need of another hit.
The nation’s fleet of A-10 Thunderbolt II planes is destined for the bone yard under Pentagon plans to phase out the close air support aircraft. The Nellis Air Force squadron commander is caught in the middle, torn between switching to the F-35 while knowing that the A-10 is still the best, proven aircraft for close air support.
If you’re planning a road trip to Utah or Colorado on Interstate 15 in the next couple of years, be sure to have the snacks and car games in reach after you’ve zipped through Mesquite. You could be in for a long wait.
“It has become clear that additional work is needed to deliver the unforgettable experience our customers have come to expect from us.”
Editor’s Note: Nevada 150 is a yearlong series highlighting the people, places and things that make up the history of the state.
Caesars Entertainment has taken the Las Vegas experience — and brand — to new heights with the opening of the High Roller observatory wheel.
Hundreds of federal officers, cowboys and helicopters descended on Cliven Bundy’s backyard Saturday, launching a roundup targeting about 500 head of cattle that are grazing on government land.
Out of baseball since 2012, Bobby Abreu is attempting a comeback at age 40.
Enoch Henry, about a year out from a stroke and battling prostate cancer, has felt the end coming in so many ways.
The Salt River-Pima Indian Community has a real estate footprint in this city, 20 minutes east of downtown Phoenix, that makes the 67-acre CityCenter look like a strip mall.
This is the new normal. The way college basketball will look more often than not each March.
Las Vegas police were investigating a homicide in the northeast valley Saturday night.
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Siena Prenger of Las Vegas, an eighth-grader at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic School, was presented March 17 with an engraved silver medallion to recognize her selection by The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards as one of Nevada’s top two youth volunteers of 2014.
Joshua Moore and Mitchell Rockey won two individual events apiece Saturday at Multi-Generational to help Valley’s boys swimming team to a 125-112 win over Liberty.
It was Bishop Gorman High School’s biggest fundraising event of the year and it was only natural that the school would honor two of its biggest supporters, Albert “Big Al” Faccinto and his wife, Kathie, who were inducted into the Royal Order of the Gael at the 32nd annual Knight of the Gael gala.
Bryanna King won two individual events Saturday at Pavilion to help Cheyenne’s girls swimming team to a 105-97 win over Desert Pines.
Now we know why the Public Employees Retirement System of Nevada worked so hard for so long to keep pension data hidden from state taxpayers. A new study has determined that Nevada provides its government workers with the most generous retirement benefits in America.
TV isn’t dead, but it faces intense competition for our leisure time. As the National Association of Broadcasters convenes in Las Vegas this week for its annual tradeshow, broadcasters must consider how consumers are viewing content, most notably on their mobile devices, and the implications of this viewing shift on our wireless spectrum capacity.
To paraphrase the old James Carville campaign line and apply it to the education of Nevada children: “It’s the results, stupid.”
There was no small bit of controversy following the Clark County Republican Party’s vote to drop planks opposing same-sex marriage and abortion from its official party platform.
I fell in love with basketball at a summer baseball camp at Northern Arizona University. I was 8 years old. We happened by the gym during “free time,” and I found myself in a pickup game. It was like I’d played this game in a previous life. I became impassioned.
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Kyle Horton’s infield single in the bottom of the sixth inning plated Jared Drizin with the go-ahead run to lift Centennial’s baseball team to a 7-6 win over visiting Palo Verde on Saturday.