A FedEx aircraft made an emergency landing Friday at McCarran International Airport after a report of an on board fire, but officials later determined there had not been a fire.
New York City’s rat population is close to 2 million, and the urban lore that there are as many rats as citizens dates back at least a century.
Planet Hyundai Sahara September Employee of the Month Daniel Ramirez celebrated his latest honor by purchasing a 2015 Sonata Sport 2.0 Turbo Ultimate Package.
ATLANTIC CITY — United Airlines is ending service to and from Atlantic City after just eight months of serving the East Coast gambling resort.
The Swiss-based troupe Mummenschanz has been winning fans since the ’70s, when such legendary TV figures as “Tonight Show” host Johnny Carson and Kermit the Frog (on “The Muppet Show”) praised their unique combination of mask and mime.
The United State Air Force said it had recovered the body of an F-16 fighter jet pilot who was killed when his aircraft crashed in the Gulf of Mexico on Thursday during a routine training mission.
Well, we missed National Sandwich Day by a few days, but it’s never too late to celebrate.
Air Force has turned around its program after two disappointing seasons. Many reasons are behind the transformation as the Falcons prepare to play UNLV on Saturday.
Las Vegas firefighter Ben Kole was named AAA Rescuer of the Year after performing CPR to save a young girl’s life after being born in an emergency home birth in August 2013.
Producers are betting there’s appetite for a stage version of “The Hunger Games.”
Victorious Republicans and tea party supporters sang their version of “Let’s Work Together” Thursday, but someone forgot to send Cindy Lake a copy of the lyrics.
Each week we spotlight a different cuisine in the Dining Guide, with steakhouses and seafood restaurants this week.
Political consultant David Thomas retained his nickname as “judge maker” on election night despite one judicial candidate’s claim that Thomas had offered a bribe to protect incumbent Judge Rob Bare.
Read about news and events from across the Summerlin area.
Would you believe there are some folks out there who blame “those geezers,” which is how they refer to residents of Sun City Summerlin, for the need to reconstruct Rampart Boulevard?
Health-related news and events from across the Las Vegas Valley.
The Second Saturdays Patio Party, Truffle Week, a Sake Tour and more in this week’s restaurant news.
A Pennsylvania woman has been ordered to stand trial on charges she forced her daughter to eat cat litter and started to sew the girl’s mouth shut.
OK, I’ll be honest: I didn’t expect Made L.V. to be anything less than stellar.
Nevada kingmakers have a new/old name to factor in to the game of future leaders of the state: Adam Laxalt.
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The man who died in a drive-by shooting in the northwest valley Thursday morning has been identified by the Clark County coroner’s office.
Cupcakes were the dessert du jour several years ago. Although treat trend-setters seem to have moved on to doughnuts and cakepops, cupcakes are still the sweet to beat here.
Camille by Manon is one of the area’s little secrets that won’t stay a secret for long. Once you try it, you can’t help telling other people about it.
Pot Liquor’s name is not a pun based on licking the last bits of flavor out of a pot. It’s actually a Southern term for the rich broth left in the pot after collard greens, turnips or mustard greens are boiled together with smoked meats, bones or salt pork.
San Diego Padres shortstop Everth Cabrera was charged with resisting arrest after being stopped for suspicion of driving under the influence of marijuana.
A New Zealand prosecutor on Friday dropped a charge against AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd that he attempted to procure the murder of two people, but Rudd still faces charges of threatening to kill.
The captivating “Birdman,” starring Michael Keaton as a past-his-prime Hollywood star launching a Broadway play, is structured as one long, continuous scene.