Two journalists in Jordan having a televised debate about the civil war in neighboring Syria literally turned — and overturned — the table on each other during an on-air brawl.
The new “Godzilla” movie is coming out next week, and it has a lot of people asking what would happen if Godzilla appeared out of the blue and started destroying things.
Three separate vehicle collisions in the east Las Vegas valley tied up traffic Thursday afternoon.
Police used social media to track a kidnapping suspect from the San Francisco Bay Area to a hotel-casino in Northern Nevada where he was arrested on kidnapping, assault and pornography charges.
Station Casinos said Thursday the company had its best first quarter since 2009, reversing a net loss from a year ago while growing revenue nearly 6 percent.
With a gigantic explosion, Syrian rebels on Thursday leveled a historic hotel being used as an army base in the northern city of Aleppo by detonating bomb-packed tunnels beneath it, activists and militants said.
A 52-year-old North Las Vegas man was sentenced to 26 to 65 years in prison by District Judge Abbi Silver Thursday for splitting his ex-girlfriend’s scalp and nearly chopping off her arms with an 18-inch machete.
ABC’s Lara Spencer is apologizing for referring to Cinco de Mayo as “Cinco de Drinko” on a “Good Morning America” segment this week.
If your mom’s a movie lover let Neflix help you say,“Mom, I love you” with one of these classic movie selections.
The national Parent Teacher Association has declared May 5-9 as Teacher Appreciation Week.
A 5-year-old Virginia girl got to become her idol recently thanks to Make-A-Wish.
Americans are split over whether marijuana should be legalized for recreational use, according to a poll released Thursday. But the same poll finds them solidly opposed to online gambling.
A woman died after a four-car crash at Charleston Boulevard and Arville Street Wednesday evening, police say. The crash happened shortly after 6:30 p.m.
With the rise of smartphones, tablets and wearable devices, there’s no shortage of pregnancy-related high-tech products on the market.
Scientists have come up with the best computer model yet of the universe.
Las Vegas police are asking for the public’s help in locating a suspect in the April 26 robbery of a downtown convenience store.
Jamal Crawford of the Los Angeles Clippers won the NBA Sixth Man Award on Thursday, becoming the oldest recipient and the first to do so with different teams.
Las Vegas Councilman Bob Coffin offered amendments Wednesday to change zoning rules regarding medical marijuana operations and said he’ll offer even more.
When the University of Nevada Cooperative Extension was founded, agents who represented the southern region had to endure two days of dusty driving — not to mention two nights of camping that could only be considered extremely rustic — to reach offices in Reno. Of course, they probably were used to roughing it.
Summerlin resident Nicole Hammond had been like a mother to her much younger siblings, so becoming a foster parent while she worked for the Clark County Department of Family Services made sense. One day, an adorable 3-year-old boy came into the agency. All of her co-workers insisted she come see how cute he was. She and her husband, Brian, adopted the boy, Taylor. After Taylor joined them, the couple adopted four others and are currently in the process of adopting more children.
An early morning fire destroyed one under-construction home and damaged two others Thursday in the southwest part of the valley.
The last time I talked to LeAnn Rimes, years ago, she told me how great she was getting along with her husband at the time. A lot has changed.
It hasn’t been a great week for medical marijuana in North Las Vegas. Tuesday, Clark County commissioners carved out much of the city’s stake in state-sanctioned pot dispensaries, part of a move that will see city-bound entrepreneurs jockey for just 10 percent of countywide facilities up for final approval this summer.
Both sides rested their cases Wednesday in the federal trial of three Cuban immigrants charged in a major Las Vegas-area theft ring.
The Moapa Band of Paiutes hasn’t finished its first solar power plant yet, but federal officials have cleared the way for a second one on the tribe’s land about 30 miles north of Las Vegas.
Local home prices dipped slightly from March to April but are still up sharply on an annual basis, new statistics being released Thursday by the Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors show.
Seven students from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas School of Architecture have been meeting once a week for three hours since January, frantically racing against the clock to complete an elective course that’s only worth three credits. But don’t tell them it’s not time well spent. Real-world experience alone, coupled with future earnings potential once they enter the job market, could be a career booster.
Attendees of Coverings, the largest tile and stone exposition and conference, held April 29-May 2 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, saw the visions of four Southern Nevada design teams come to life during the show’s Installation Design Showcase. In its fifth year, the live-action demonstration and exhibit paired representatives from regional design organizations with tile and stone manufacturers and installers to create full-scale, conceptual vignettes.
People contacted me who had problems with vegetable transplants and even fruit trees after planting in composted soil. I did some testing with transplants, seed and fruit trees.
American art pottery artists often painted pictures on their vases, pitchers and other pieces. They painted bats, frogs, rabbits, birds and other animals in their natural form, as well as fantasy animals represented as well-dressed humanlike figures.