If you’re unswayed by unapologetic graphic violence, Las Vegas-based writer Gina Pearl is ready to take you on an insane ride through the eyes of a trio of trained killers as they battle to escape the control of a demon.
Local home prices retreated month to month as resales slowed, the Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors reported Wednesday.
With the midterm elections out of the way, the 2016 presidential race will quickly take over the national political spotlight.
President Barack Obama has issued a disaster declaration to allow federal aid for a Southern Nevada area affected by severe storms and flooding in early September.
Massachusetts gaming regulators officially awarded MGM Resorts International a gaming license Thursday to develop an $800 million hotel-casino complex in Springfield.
New Zealand police on Thursday charged AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd with attempting to procure murder, threatening to kill and possession of narcotics.
The value of Clark County School District’s 357 campuses and real estate totals a whopping $7 billion, but the cost of needed renovations in the coming years is roughly just as much, according to district officials.
The Republican sweep that put the GOP firmly in charge of Nevada’s state government and the Legislature while ousting a Democratic congressman was no fluke.
Holiday messes don’t have to dim seasonal spirits. Clean up quickly and effectively with these tips.
Because so much of time is spent in the kitchen, there are certain helpful tools that you just shouldn’t live without.
To ensure your home and family are protected through winter, take these easy, affordable and smart steps to prepare.
The best defense against illness is a healthy immune system, and by doing a few simple things at home, you can make sure yours is in tip-top shape.
Find the right gift for your loved one this year.
This year, people have a new mindset for holiday giving and it embraces the idea that gifts can help motivate people to do the things they have always wanted to do.
There are some ways that you can save money this year on your holiday shopping and potentially make your planning for the season a bit easier as well.
No matter the season, beautiful and healthy eyes are always in style. How can you make your eyes shine like your favorite stars?
Would you sacrifice your retirement and savings to simultaneously support your elderly parents and adult children? Welcome to the sandwhich generation.
Tremendous qualities do not disappear when our brave men and women return to the home front, and there’s much for us all to learn from their valor.
More than half of veterans report that their transition from military service is “difficult.”
New research examines how handheld devices are causing teens to be more easily distracted, leading to greater risk on the roads, particularly when walking.
It usually starts with a baby bird. The owners are excited to spend time with their young parrot, and they spoil it with attention.
Jewish teen Faye Schulman was orderd to take photos for the Nazis during the Holocaust, documenting their death ditches and other atrocities. Little did they know that she made copies and hid them away so the world would one day know what had happened. It is stories such as these that Sun City Summerlin resident Joanne Gilbert documents in her book, “Women of Valor: Polish Resisters to the Third Reich.” An author reception is planned Nov 16 at the Sperling Kronberg Mack Holocaust Resource Center.
There’s poetry, and there’s art. And then there’s the path that leads to the juxtaposition of both. The West Flamingo Senior Center is presenting a new public art project, mixing the power of words with the intrinsic appeal of color for a public art mural.
At Walter Bracken STEAM Academy, they still teach the three Rs: radishes, rhubarb and rutabagas.
The Capanang family received a new mortgage-free home near Silverado Ranch Oct. 20 thanks to Wells Fargo and the Military Warriors Support Foundation, a nonprofit that provides homes, jobs, activities and scholarships to military members and their families.
For more than 10 years, pagans throughout the Las Vegas Valley have gathered once a year to educate the public about their beliefs and dispel stereotypes that surround their community.
With Thanksgiving three weeks away, families will have a chance to win a turkey while spreading good fortune to those who have sacrificed everything.
British singer Katie Melua has a live spider removed from her ear, and guesses it climbed in via headphones she wore during an airline flight. Thanks ever so much for giving us something else to freak out about at 30,000 feet.
There’s plenty of professional theater in Las Vegas. While we can be grateful for that, and for those who decide to make their living at it, the lesson we get to take away from this is to remember true talent is everywhere.
Saxophonist Paul Taylor’s about to have a “full-circle moment” Friday night when he headlines a concert at UNLV’s Artemus Ham Hall that brings him back to campus 36 years after he first arrived there on a full music scholarship.