A 27-year-old Staten Island, N.Y., man and others suspected of pirating the Ultimate Fighting Championship’s Pay-Per-View programming and copyrighted content, will be hearing from UFC’s lawyers.
UNLV junior Dana Finkelstein named second-team women’s golf All-America
A 19-year-old man pleaded guilty Thursday to driving under the influence of prescription drugs and marijuana and crashing into an Egg & I restaurant last year, injuring 10 people.
A judge set bail at $1 million Thursday for a Las Vegas mother accused of shooting and critically wounding her 11-year-old son.
For consumers, .vegas will mean easier website searches and will reap priceless free branding, as well as a revenue split with city agencies that could boost economic development.
Things were quiet at a convenience store in Southern Oregon when a tattooed man came in and started dousing himself with Hawaiian Punch Slurpees.
The Marriage Capital of the World has another claim to make: It’s not a bad place for a honeymoon, either.
In an unusual ruling, the Nevada Supreme Court on Thursday reversed the first-degree murder conviction of a deceased inmate.
Family members of two men killed by Las Vegas police announced Thursday they will support a former undersheriff — who resigned after a controversial decision about use of force accountability — in the upcoming sheriff’s election.
Higher consumer spending spurred a strong spike in local taxable sales in March, a state agency said Thursday. The state Taxation Department reported that spending in Clark County surged year over year in March by 12.1 percent, to $3.34 billion.
Friday night at Orleans Arena, Carey Hart will be honored for his accomplishments with induction into the Southern Nevada Sports Hall of Fame. He will be joined by drag racing team owner Ken Black, the Herbst family, which has enjoyed success in off-road racing, golfer Chris Riley and UNLV baseball coach Tim Chambers.
A bit of history and plenty of music can make for a full calendar if you’re scouting out things to do this weekend. If that’s not what you want, hit a Hawaiian festival or crack a book for summer reading.
Zippo, known for its windproof lighters, opened earlier this month at the Luxor and will open an additional location at the MGM Grand later this summer.
San Francisco Giants right fielder Hunter Pence’s now-famous stolen scooter has been returned.
A Las Vegas man who shocked an exchange student with a stun gun and stole her car was sentenced Tuesday to 15 years in prison, according to the U.S. attorney’s office in Nevada.
A Kingman, Ariz., man has was convicted Thursday in the murder and dismemberment of a temporary house guest in November 2011.
A sheriff’s deputy investigating reports of vandalized flags at an upstate New York cemetery has caught the culprit in the act.
The unraveling corruption cases in New Zealand sports, business and politics have sullied the country’s record as “world’s least corrupt nation for eight years straight by the watchdog group Transparency International.”
The Disney movie turns the tables on the studio’s 1959 animated classic — and undoes most of what you know and love about it — with this wildly revisionist live-action tale that creates a backstory for its most popular villain.
Forty-one people in Philadelphia are facing charges in what prosecutors call an elaborate insurance fraud scheme that used dead deer to fake car accidents.
The Rebels will play at Houston on Sept. 20. Also, their Aug. 29 season opener at Arizona will be on ESPN at 7:30 p.m.
You might go looking for American food on these menus and wind up off the map — in a good way. Each week Neon spotlights a different cuisine in the Dining Guide, with casual American restaurants this week.
The Bureau of Land Management has agreed to let ranchers continue grazing cattle on more than 300 square miles of Northern Nevada rangeland as long as lingering drought conditions don’t worsen.
Sundown in Downtown, from 6 to 10 p.m. Friday at the Las Vegas Natural History Museum, 900 Las Vegas Blvd. North, will include small bites, signature cocktails, Latin music, strolling performers and the museum’s summer exhibit, “Hatching the Past.”
Be a good egg and consider celebrating the end of National Egg Month with one of these dishes.
Massachusetts’ first license for a Las Vegas-style casino could be awarded as soon as mid-June, following four straight days of meetings by state gambling regulators in Boston and Springfield.
LeVar Burton’s fundraising effort to bring “Reading Rainbow” to the online masses is a by-the-book success.
The Clark County coroner’s office has identified a Las Vegas teenager who police found shot in the east valley last week.
Johnny Mathis gave up a shot at the Olympics to make his first recording. Almost 60 years later, he’s still singing — and returns to Las Vegas to make his Smith Center debut.
U.S. Sen. Harry Reid of Nevada promised Thursday that the Senate will get to work immediately on “appropriate legislation” to fix problems at the Department of Veterans Affairs, but was silent on whether beleaguered agency chief Eric Shinseki should be part of the solution.