In a low-turnout election, anything can happen. And Tuesday’s statewide primary election might set a new standard for low turnout.
How much clearer can this sign — “Do Not Form a Line Before 8 a.m.” — be? Yet it might as well be written in ancient Mesopotamian.
The Seniors Event at the World Series of Poker started in 2001 with a modest 340 entrants. A few more than that turned up Friday at the Rio Convention Center for the $1,000 Seniors No-Limit Hold’em Championship.
The 51s received encouraging news Friday regarding the injury suffered by top prospect Noah Syndergaard on Thursday night.
In 1999, the song “Where My Girls At?” exploded over the radio. People came to know 702 not as the Las Vegas area code but as the young R&B trio that dominated the airwaves and television shows.
A 9-year-old Minnesota boy used quick judgement to save a friend who was choking by jumping into action and performing the Heimlich maneuver.
Debate over Nevada public land flared anew on Friday when U.S. Sen. Dean Heller of Nevada warned President Barack Obama against designating a national monument in the Gold Butte region of Clark County.
A motorcycle rider died in a crash on U.S. Highway 95 Friday night.
Las Vegas’ Erotic Heritage Museum closed in February with no small amount of melodrama. But the museum will reopen to the public Saturday with significant changes, including a new name.
Hooters is a mix of a little bit of exactly what you expect it to be, and a little bit of what you would never expect it to be.
Clark County commissioners selected 18 applicants for medical marijuana dispensaries on Friday afternoon, the culmination of three days of presentations from 79 applicants.
The popularity of the Disney movie “Frozen” has not only led to box-office profits, sold-out merchandise and long lines to meet “Frozen” characters in Disney parks. It’s also motivating fans to visit Norway to see the landscape that inspired the animated movie setting.
A pedestrian died after being struck by a vehicle Friday in Kingman, Ariz., about 100 miles southeast of Las Vegas.
Dozens of people showed up at a home in California last Sunday because a Craigslist ad said there would be free stuff, but there was one problem — the homeowner didn’t post the ad and wasn’t giving away the stuff the ad promised.
It was just over a month ago that the Utah Jazz announced that it wouldn’t be renewing Tyrone Corbin’s coaching contract, and now the team won’t be without a head coach much longer, according to reports.
It’s no secret that Christianity is the main religion throughout the United States, and Nevada is no different — but what happens when you take Christianity out of the mix?
The man blasting away with a shotgun paused to reload, and Jon Meis saw his chance. The 22-year-old building monitor pepper-sprayed and tackled the gunman Thursday afternoon in Seattle Pacific University’s Otto Miller Hall, likely preventing further carnage, according to police and university officials.
Everything you need to know about what happened in politics this week.
It’s a piece of history that may not be checked out by people with weak stomachs.
Verizon Communications Inc. sent a letter to Netflix Inc. on Thursday, telling it to stop blaming Verizon for bad video quality or face a lawsuit.
The cost of going to college in Nevada is about to go up.
A California youth pastor has been arrested in connection to a 2013 Las Vegas homicide, the man’s attorney confirmed Friday.
Federal prosecutors Friday provided new details in an elaborate conspiracy to fix homeowners association elections across the Las Vegas Valley.
The Los Angeles Dodgers selected UNLV right-hander John Richy in the third round with the 98th overall pick. With teammate Erick Fedde going in the first round Thursday to the Washington Nationals, UNLV has two players taken in the top 100 for the first time.
A California billboard for a Nevada brothel is catching passers-by attention, but probably not in the way that was intended.
Officials at the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority made quite the mistake when sending a college prep book to every junior in the state — a misspelling of “Kentucky.”
The National Weather Service has issued a heat watch for Sunday and Monday, when temperatures are expected to top 105 degrees.
American Red Cross volunteers and firefighters performed CPR at the Fremont Street Experience as part of a flash mob to promote CPR Awareness Week.
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