A Grand Rapids family is thankful for their safety after police discovered a man with a gun on their roof.
Macau is poised for its first-ever yearly gaming revenue decline following the market’s 19.6 percent nose dive in November.
Matt Tribe says when he bought one of Olive Garden’s limited edition, never ending pasta passes, it was to fulfill his love of pasta. He soon saw another benefit.
West Virgina man James Irvin has been sentenced to up to 950 years in prison on sex charges involving children.
Didn’t score tickets to the sold-out New Year’s Eve show? Well, now you have another chance.
Six people were displaced Monday morning after a fire at a three-unit building in central Las Vegas.
The first woman to be a judge in North Las Vegas has been elected chief judge of the city’s justice court. Justice of the Peace Natalie Tyrrell, who held the position previously from 2009 to 2012, will hold the office for two years.
It’s the picture we needed to see after the past week’s turmoil. A 12-year-old black boy, tears streaming down his face, and a white police officer embrace in the middle of a Ferguson-related demonstration in Portland, Oregon. The story behind the image is just as touching.
An aide to a Republican congressman resigned Monday after her Facebook post criticizing President Barack Obama’s daughters touched off a backlash.
Updates have been made at the Market LV at Tivoli Village. A handful of new tenants have moved in, and a major update was made to the main entrance to the market to further the industrial chic look.
A Las Vegas Valley man probably did not expect to walk out of the Rampart Casino over $14 million richer, but he did after he hit the Megabucks jackpot, according to the resort.
The wife of former Baltimore Ravens’ football player Ray Rice said in an interview that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell was not truthful when he described Rice as ambiguous about striking her in an elevator early this year.
Holly Madison hosts the 10th annual Las Vegas Great Santa Run on Saturday, with proceeds benefiting Opportunity Village.
“Cake Boss” Buddy Valastro says he’s “very disappointed” in himself for driving after having a drink in New York City last month. He says he didn’t realize he was impaired.
UNLV’s football team will be under a new direction next season, and that coach will be in charge of a program facing much uncertainty. But outgoing coach Bobby Hauck also said the cupboard is not completely bare.
The cost of six geese-a-laying spiked considerably this year, while most of the items in the carol “The Twelve Days of Christmas,” saw little to no increase, according to the 31st annual PNC Wealth Management Christmas Price Index.
If the game is replayed in two months, the stakes will be raised, the wagering handle will set a record, and Aaron Rodgers will make the Green Bay Packers the favorites.
In an unsettled health care environment, Southwest Medical Associates is growing, adding five locations and 30 physicians in 2014.
A local real estate brokerage has published a research paper shedding light on Southern Nevada’s luxury homes market.
Dr. Renee Coffman, president and co-founder of Roseman University in Henderson, recently spoke to the Henderson Chamber of Commerce on the topic of “Helping Build the Future of Medicine in Southern Nevada.”
Todd L. Bice is co-founding partner in the law firm of Pisanelli Bice in downtown Las Vegas.
As Republic Services expands in the Las Vegas Valley, commercial businesses can take advantage of free waste and recycling assessments and customize a program that is specific to their type of business.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal and the Metro Chamber of Commerce have joined forces for a new breakfast series that aims to ignite conversations about important community issues — starting with business issues facing the Legislature.
The holidays are fast approaching. Shoppers search for that special gift. While choices seem endless, choosing is simple: Give gifts that keep on giving: knowledge, motivation and self-improvement.
Rise Communities LLC of Henderson, the developer of Seven Hills and Aliante, will be moving to Houston in the first quarter of 2015, President Dan Naef said.
Las Vegas Valley companies and their employees have been making donations to area group’s during the holiday season.
Yes! Subpenny stocks – that is less than a penny per share – are alive and well right here in Las Vegas.
Public accounting firm Kafoury, Armstrong & Co. will merge with Eide Bailly LLP, a business advisory firm, on Dec. 15.
Responsible credit card use is a great way to start building a strong credit history, which can be key in qualifying for a car or the home you dream of owning one day.