A look at the three main nightlife properties at SLS: Life, Foxtail and the Sayers Club.
Credit and debit card data from customers of three Las Vegas Valley UPS Store locations may have been exposed, the company said.
Bands to see for no dough: Rhyme N Rhythm, Bullet Boys, Dirty Artichokes, Headwinds and Morse Code.
Southern Nevadans can celebrate the acoustic alchemy of musician and acoustic instrument Saturday when the Vegas Unplugged Music Festival kicks off at the Historic Fifth Street School.
The Presidents of the United States of America crowd-source a new album.
The Rock ’n’ Blues Fest this Saturday at the Cannery was supposed to feature Johnny Winter, but now salutes the late guitar slinger.
A Roman Catholic diocese in Ohio is discouraging its 113 schools from participating in the ice bucket challenge to benefit the ALS Association, saying the group’s funding of embryonic stem cell research is “in direct conflict with Catholic teaching.”
Their 17-song, 80-or-so minute performance Wednesday came and went in a flash.
A woman started an act of kindness chain that lasted for hours at a Starbucks drive-thru in Florida.
Two teenagers who conspired to kill three members of staff and many students at a high school in a Los Angeles suburb were charged on Wednesday with one count each of making criminal threats, prosecutors said.
Veteran indie rockers Built to Spill herald the return of a beloved downtown rock club.
State gaming regulators on Thursday approved licensing for the SLS Las Vegas, setting the stage for this weekend’s opening of the $415 million redevelopment of the former Sahara.
The Offspring, Bad Religion, Pennywise and Stiff Little Fingers team up for the Summer Nationals Tour.
The blues rock duo The Black Keys lead the latest round of concert announcements.
ARCIS Equity Partners, based in Dallas, has purchased the Desert Pines Golf Club of Las Vegas. Dallas-based Eagle Golf Management will operate Desert Pines.
SLS Las Vegas, the former Sahara hotel and casino, opens to the public after a Friday V.I.P. party and fireworks.
The big question at the heart of the movie is a big no-brainer. But high school senior Mia Hall (Chloe Grace Moretz), comatose and clinging to life, is torn by the choice in “If I Stay.”
UMC officials explained the planned layoffs of more than 200 workers Thursday, saying that they want the public hospital to survive financially and preserve essential services such as the trauma center, burn care center, organ transplants and the Children’s Hospital of Nevada.
A Texas father’s claims he did not fatally shoot a drunken driver who caused an accident that killed his two sons seemed to be bolstered Wednesday by testimony from prosecution witnesses.
Some artists live for their art. Brian Gonzalez (or, to use his artistic alias, Taxiplasm) and Renzo Vitale live their art at “Tell Me Your Secrets,” a multisensory interactive art project now at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas’ P3Studio.
Arts events around town include theater (“Sister’s Summer School Catechism” at Smith Center), music (New West guitar group, Red Rock Ramblers at Winchester), family fun (a magic party at Container Park) and art (various galleries).
We were craving a lobster roll at the Tides Oyster Bar at Green Valley Ranch Resort, but the restaurant now is Tides Seafood & Sushi Bar, and the lobster roll is history. But the place holds promise — as soon as the kitchen staff gets a better grasp of the new menu.
There’s more than one way to make a whiskey sour. Here are five to celebrate National Whiskey Sour Day on Monday.
Star goalkeeper Tim Howard is taking a one-year break from U.S. national team duties.
At 10 a.m. today, FXX will celebrate its latest acquisition by launching the longest around-the-clock marathon in TV history
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Family owners of beloved Vegas restaurant involved in wild lawsuit
Las Vegas teen killed in minibike crash had 10 times legal limit for pot, report says
Fiery wrong-way crash kills 2 on 215 Beltway in northwest Las Vegas
Mom killed in fatal crash near 215 Beltway identified
Why is Mesquite growing so fast?