While most Americans approve of the work being done by their local police, nearly a third feel that some officers “routinely lie to serve their own interests,” according to a survey released on Thursday.
Answers to Sudoku and crossword puzzles from Jan. 15, 2015, View editions.
A man who fell overboard from a Royal Caribbean cruise ship off the coast of Cozumel, Mexico, was rescued hours later by a passing Disney Cruise Line ship after a passenger heard him calling for help, ABC News reported on Tuesday.
In the first installment of our 2015 “Best Banks” series, we’ve ranked and reviewed the top 10 savings accounts in the U.S. based on the criteria that impact consumers the most.
Santana’s autobiography “The Universal Tone — Bringing My Story to Light” came out in November. It takes more than 500 pages for the 67-year-old guitar legend to tell his story, from his parents eloping on horseback to his move to Las Vegas three years ago.
The Blvd. Cocktail Co. at The Linq, 3535 Las Vegas Blvd. South, has introduced Moonshine Mondays, beginning from 8 to 11 p.m. Monday.
A woman seeking a protective order against Kurt Busch on Wednesday rejected claims by the NASCAR champion that she is an assassin and said several of the race car driver’s stories about her were taken from a movie screenplay she is writing.
Pop diva Mariah Carey promises all 18 of her No. 1 hits will be in her May and July shows in her new residency at Caesars Palace.
Americans will face fewer obstacles in traveling to Cuba under new regulations announced by the Obama administration Thursday, continuing a promise to thaw relations with the country the president started last month.
Grand Blanc Township, Michigan, responded to an unusual situation at the Wal-Mart store. A 45-year-old woman had been living at the store for two days before she was asked to leave by employees at the store.
When fans quit Adam Carolla, he tells them: “Thanks. I bought a couple of houses because you were a fan for the last 10 years. I’m fine with that.”
The Clark County School District released the first reports from an initiative announced last year to bring business leaders in to analyze the district’s budget.
Show business satire “Birdman” and colorful caper “The Grand Budapest Hotel” led the Academy Awards nominees on Thursday with nine nods apiece, including best picture, in the quest for Hollywood’s top film prize.
The mother and maternal grandparents of a boy who suffered severe brain injury in 2012 while in foster care are suing Nevada and Clark County.
Learn more about the importance of reducing fall hazards and keeping seniors safe.
Planning kitchen improvements? Three ideas to improve your enjoyment of the time you spend in the kitchen.
When updating your kitchen, don’t overlook the importance of choosing the right replacement windows.
It’s game season! Create a menu that scores big with these game-day meal tips and recipes.
This Valentine’s Day, why not show your love by baking some homemade sweets for your sweetheart?
Absenteeism is a costly concern for employers. Here are ways businesses can help reduce employee absenteeism.
One of the greatest icons of Las Vegas is the showgirl, dancing with perfect poise and precision in glamorous attire.
Halotherapy, which uses naturally formed salt, can usually be found at high-end resorts. Now, Summerlin has its own version at the Salt Room LV in the Trails Village Center. The 2,300-square-foot space is filled with blocks of pink and white variegated salt from the Himalayas.
Walk into one of the three Mastroianni Fashions stores in Las Vegas and signs of discounts are everywhere. Walk in while the stores’ owner, Vasili Lazarou, is working the floor, and you’ll get a Greek-accented lecture on how he strives to secure those discounts.
While the valley recovers from an economic downfall, Cadence is helping breathe life back into Henderson.
Air Force Airman 1st Class William J. Link graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio. Link is the son of Kerry Layton of Las Vegas and Willy Link of Butte, Mont.
Most bookworms are hopeless addicts.
The state’s most urgent education problem can’t be adequately, immediately addressed under existing budgets and law. It’s going to take big ideas and fast action by Gov. Brian Sandoval and the 2015 Legislature to add more classroom space and relieve the extreme crowding created by enrollment growth, especially within the Clark County School District.