The Clark County coroner’s office has released the cause of death of a 1-year-old boy who was found unresponsive in a North Las Vegas home in November.
Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James returned to practice Monday but called himself “a game-time decision” for the team’s game against the Phoenix Suns on Tuesday.
The Clark County coroner’s office has identified the man who was stabbed to death Saturday morning near Cashman Center.
The U.S. Department of Defense is developing the next generation of armored vehicles that will be faster, more agile and highly automated.
A New Jersey man convicted of illegally trafficking the spear-like tusks of the narwhal, a protected species of arctic whale nicknamed the “unicorn of the ocean,” was sentenced Monday to two years and nine months in prison, officials said.
Two airlines are trying out seasonal routes — one long and one short — to and from Las Vegas this month through April.
The Denver Broncos and head coach John Fox have mutually agreed to parts ways, the National Football League team said on Monday, a day after a season-ending playoff loss to the Indianapolis Colts.
A Pahrump woman died over the weekend after driving the wrong way on State Route 160, Nevada Highway Patrol said Monday.
Third-quarter numbers from Brookings Mountain West’s Mountain Monitor report show the Las Vegas Valley’s economy outperformed the national economy in nearly every indicator it measures.
Junior level creditors of Caesars Entertainment Corp. are attempting to block this week’s planned restructuring of the casino company’s primary business unit.
The Twitter account for U.S. Central Command was suspended Monday after it was hacked by ISIS sympathizers — but no classified information was obtained and no military networks were compromised, defense officials said.
The Nevada Highway Patrol trooper whose patrol car was hit by two cars in 30 minutes over the weekend is resting comfortably at home, the agency said Monday.
Four UNLV accounting students each won $2,500 in a national accounting competition, but they demonstrated running a successful business – in this case a fictional pie company — is more than simply crunching numbers.
Girl Scout cookie fans can finally order their Samoas online, but it looks like the scouts could still learn a thing or two from Amazon.
George Zimmerman — acquitted by a Florida jury over the death of Trayvon Martin — was arrested in Florida on suspicion of aggravated assault and domestic violence with a weapon, local authorities said.
In a matter of months, Bill Cosby went from revitalizing his career with a new NBC sitcom to being derided on NBC’s telecast of the Golden Globes.
The initial phase of the $3.5 billion Baha Mar resort in the Bahamas will open March 27.
In a world where goats are a mainstay of YouTube videos, the subjects of simulation games and becoming the next “it” animal of social media, it’s no surprise Washington Post would make a goat tracking map.
Every team has its own way of communicating from the sideline to the field, but the Oregon Ducks might just have one of the most unique ways with its crazy sideline play cards.
A senior U.S. House Democrat on Monday unveiled a more aggressive agenda to boost workers’ paychecks by shifting significant tax breaks from the wealthiest Americans to the middle class.
Fifty-four percent of Americans planned on making a financial resolution for 2015. Here are seven things you can do this month to positively impact your finances all year.
The 11,500-member Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors announced Monday that it has named Michele Caprio chief executive officer.
CBS and The CW has handed early renewals for the 2015-16 season to some new shows and returning favorites, in a show of confidence and a sign of its improving primetime fortunes.
The U.S. Supreme Court, which is in the midst of deciding whether to take up the issue of gay marriage, on Monday declined to take an early look at a challenge to Louisiana’s state ban.
A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle near the intersection of 15th Street and East Charleston Boulevard on Monday morning.
The correlation between public-sector collective bargaining and government budgets is undeniable: Unions make government more expensive. The less power unions have, the farther tax dollars go.
President Barack Obama’s administration admitted Monday that it erred by failing to send a higher-profile representative of the United States to the Paris unity march on Sunday.
Literary happenings coming up include a visit from “Bad Kitty” author Nick Bruel and a presentation by Amy Purdy, bronze medalist in snowboarding at the 2014 Sochi Paralympics and “Dancing With the Stars” finalist.
The Vatican denied press reports on Monday that it had received specific warnings from Israeli and U.S. intelligence services that it was a probable the next target of an Islamist attack.
Prosecutors in New Mexico are seeking murder charges against two Albuquerque police officers in connection with the 2014 shooting death of a homeless man, police said on Monday.