These “Boots” are made for kicking up their heels. And hitting the road. But the “Kinky Boots” of the Tony-winning musical — which launches a yearlong national tour Thursday at The Smith Center — can also lead people back to Vegas.
Bill Medley endured screams from Vegas teens in ‘64, but now celebrates his own legacy.
September is almost here and the summer movie season is all but over. So, what now? Netflix is adding 17 new seasons worth of TV shows this fall to keep viewers busy.
New comedy arrivals Matt Kazam and Patrick Murray boost their marquee value with the help of themed comedy and ventriloquism.
Don Snyder, UNLV acting president and stadium board chairman, called an audible during a campus stadium meeting Thursday by saying he wants to delay the $523 million stadium project by two years and have the state Legislature address the stadium issue in 2017 — not during next year’s session in Carson City.
Dimitri Patterson disputes the New York Jets’ version of his mysterious absence. The suspended cornerback said in a statement to ESPN on Thursday that the Jets’ claims that he went missing for 48 hours without notifying the team are “completely false.”
Free shows coming up include Fuel and Drowning Pool at the 1st Street Stage at the Fremont Street Experience, Jack and the B-Fish at Brooklyn Bowl, The Born Readies at the Double Down Saloon, Gray Beard Bandit at the Gold Mine Tavern, and Mark and the Martinis at the Cosmopolitan.
Really, Sen. Reid? Can you possibly go a week without making everyone cringe with some stupid racial statement? Apparently not.
The Army Corps of Engineers will start construction of a flood control berm to protect a Mount Charleston community in early October, corps officials said Thursday.
When UNLV advertised a job for $47 million worth of arena improvements at the Thomas &Mack Center a little more than a year ago, the inquiries from America’s sports venue construction companies were immediate.
A school bus driver in Connecticut has been charged with driving drunk with 20 students on her bus.
While two arena proposals along the Strip and one in downtown draw most public attention for arenas, UNLV is quietly finalizing details to overhaul the Thomas & Mack Center, a facility that hosts everything from Rebels basketball to sold-out national rodeos to kids shows.
It’s the first full weekend of high school football here in the Las Vegas Valley. Here are 5 games you should be paying attention to.
The Clark County public defender’s office filed a motion Thursday to toss a 2012 murder conviction on grounds that prosecutors didn’t reveal they paid rent for key witnesses.
Cirque du Soleil says Russian Swing acrobat released from hospital Thursday and doing ‘well.’
A paramedic in Australia found a parking ticket inside his ambulance and decided to help the family and pay it forward.
A 29-year-old Wyoming woman attending the Burning Man counterculture festival in Northern Nevada died early Thursday after she was struck by a bus carrying passengers around the playa in the Black Rock Desert.
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — Groups of hikers and runners who want to do grueling excursions across the Grand Canyon will soon need a permit.
Most of Allegiant Air’s 700 Las Vegas employees can’t wait to move into the company’s new Summerlin headquarters.
The band has settled into a more contemplative groove on their latest record, 2013’s “Magpie and the Dandelion.”
A former child model can drop his lawsuit accusing “X-Men” director Bryan Singer of sex abuse in Hawaii and has the option of refiling it later, a federal judge ruled Wednesday.
Atmosphere’s most recent album, the biting yet affecting “Southsiders,” is a product of deep thought and even deeper grooves.
Here’s a look at the new movies “The November Man,” “As Above/So Below,” “Land Ho!,” “Saints and Soldiers: The Void” and “Cantinflas”:
An early morning accident on Northbound Interstate 15, near Washington caused traffic problems, but the highway has reopened.
A push by some Nevada public officials to seek control of a portion of the state’s federally controlled lands suffered a blow Thursday when the concept was taken off the table for discussion at a meeting of state lawmakers, a move that drew legislators’ objections.
Police are scratching their heads trying to work out who donated a human skull to a thrift store in Austin, Texas.
Lawrence Semenza II, the U.S. attorney for Nevada from 1975 to 1977, pleaded guilty today to failing to file federal individual and corporate income tax returns.
President Barack Obama suggested Thursday that the U.S. might impose new economic sanctions on Russia, blaming it squarely for the warfare in eastern Ukraine.
Shaun the shaggy Australian sheep has at last been shorn smooth. But the woolly wanderer wasn’t the wooliest of all.