The woman who lied about her daughter’s cancer diagnosis won’t serve any time in prison for endangering the life of her child.
Las Vegas police are asking for the public’s help in identifying two people believed to have information about a November shooting in downtown Las Vegas.
Dimension Design, a Midwestern-based producer of branded environments for the event and exhibit industry, recently announced the opening of a new production facility in Las Vegas.
Former UNLV star wide receiver Devante Davis injured a hamstring and will not play in the Senior Bowl.
Scientists are stepping up efforts to identify a mysterious gooey substance polluting waters along the eastern edge of San Francisco Bay, coating hundreds of sea birds and killing scores of them, a state wildlife official said Tuesday.
Christian Goode, the top executive for the planned $4 billion Resorts World Las Vegas development, is no longer with the project, sources said Wednesday.
Steve Wynn’s 37.5 percent pay cut in base salary was described by Wynn Resorts Ltd. as an adjustment that will include a performance-based equity component as part of his compensation.
Though the fishing was a little slow, we caught plenty of memories — glass-smooth water, a bald eagle and the unique courting ritual of the western grebe.
A family is terribly upset at a funeral service provider for not handling their loved one’s body in a timely manner.
Gov. Brian Sandoval’s new budget proposes to significantly increase funding to treat the estimated 6,000 children in Nevada diagnosed with autism, but even so, a wait list of about 1,000 children seeking services is expected to continue, state lawmakers were told Wednesday.
Pope Francis on Wednesday sought to clarify his remark that Catholics should not breed “like rabbits,” saying economic injustice — not large families — was the real cause of poverty.
A man who attacked several people, including an elderly woman with Parkinson’s disease, inside an apartment complex while he was out on parole after a murder conviction has been indicted, prosecutors said Wednesday.
Theatre in the Valley will return to the Southern Nevada theater scene this weekend with its presentation of “Wally’s Diner,” a bittersweet comedy about the owners of a lonely diner between Las Vegas and California.
Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning wants to return for the 2015 season but can’t make a final decision until he takes his annual physical, the Denver Post reported Wednesday.
The touring “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” at The Smith Center fulfills its duty as a peppy song-and-dance rush — and not much more.
Former Family Court Judge Steven Jones has won a brief sentencing delay on his federal conviction in a $2.6 million investment scheme.
A 22-year-old Milwaukee man has been criminally charged in the stabbing deaths of his sister and his father. He told police he killed his father because he “was always yelling at him” and his sister because she was “sluttish.”
Changing the type of checking account you have, or even switching banks altogether, can save you money, increase your earnings and help you stay on top of your financial goals.
One of the most talked about scenes from E.L. James’ bestseller “Fifty Shades of Grey” — involving Christian Grey, Anastasia Steele and a tampon — won’t be featured in the film version.
The only man charged in the 2010 disappearance and death of honor student Phylicia Barnes has been freed by a judge in Baltimore.
A day after delivering a defiant State of the Union speech to the Republican-led U.S. Congress, President Barack Obama hit the road on Wednesday to promote his plans for lifting up the middle class.
A Seattle Seahawks fan who caught the football hurled into the stands by Jermaine Kearse in celebration of his game-winning pass reception has rebuffed a $20,000 offer for the ball in hopes of trading it instead for a Super Bowl ticket, local media reported.
Faith Lutheran High School’s Conservatory of the Fine Arts plans to open its previously senior-only classes to all Las Vegas Valley high school students beginning next school year.
An Israeli man was arrested on Wednesday on suspicion of hacking into the computers of a number of international singing stars, including Madonna, and selling their songs online, a police source said.
Civic officials will vote on Wednesday evening whether to demolish the Connecticut home of the 20-year-old man who killed 26 children and staff at Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012.
Now that the NFL investigation has reportedly found 11 of New England’s 12 allotted game footballs in the AFC Championship Game were underinflated, the topic continues to be the talk around the nation and league whether the Patriots cheated.
Microsoft is set to lift the curtain a bit higher on Windows 10, showing off some of its new consumer features.
Before they began using tropical storms as metaphors for just how severely they were going to rock you in the early ’80s to widespread approval, the Scorpions banged out a handful of underground hard rock classics that were big in Japan and practically nowhere else.
Readers recommend spots for falafels and provide two recipes for KFC-style cole slaw.