A man wanted in a fatal shooting in a Hollywood nightclub was arrested in the Las Vegas Valley on Thursday.
A bill to address the problem of people running for offices in areas where they don’t live is back in the Nevada Legislature. But can it really work?
Southwest Gas announced that they have restored service to more than 4,600 Henderson customers from the original more than 4,700 affected, the gas company said on Facebook.
Starbucks announced it will begin offering coconut milk as a non-dairy option for an additional 60 cents. The Internet, at least, loves this plan — and the company’s customers can thank themselves for the move.
UNLV coach Tony Sanchez announced his first recruiting class Wednesday, but he knows he must change a culture and win games. The best haul Sanchez landed during this recruiting season was the group of veteran assistant coaches standing at the back of the room.
And so this is the obligatory farewell column, including a brief recap of the past 3,305 days.
North Las Vegas police are seeking the public’s help in identifying a gunman who on December was caught on video entering a northeast valley home, the police department said Thursday.
An Ohio trio wanted in a multiple-state armed robbery spree — one of them in a double slaying committed in Ohio — were captured Thursday in northwest Arizona.
As the years have gone by, Brian Williams’ account of a 2003 U.S. Army mission imperiled by an RPG attack has changed markedly.
“The Tonight Show” host Jimmy Fallon reunited some members of the cast of the hit series “Saved by the Bell” on Wednesday night in a skit that had him attending the fictional school along with Zack Morris (Mark-Paul Gosselaar) and the gang.
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Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III was not among the core players listed by the franchise in a letter to season ticket-holders.
Virginia mother Kimberlyn Williams feels unsafe in her own home because of her 12-year-old son.
Seattle Seahawks All-Pro cornerback Richard Sherman’s girlfriend, Ashley Moss, gave birth to the couple’s first child Thursday morning.
The U.S. Small Business Association will host a “matchmaking” event in Las Vegas to help local small businesses connect with federal and commercial supply chain opportunities.
Thousands of Clark County School District support staff backed Teamsters Local 14 over their current union in a Tuesday election, but whether the workers will get new representation at the bargaining table remains in question.
The amazing-sounding Wizard World Las Vegas Comic Con is coming to the Las Vegas Convention Center April 24-26.
Taipei’s mayor hailed the pilot of a crashed TransAsia Airways plane a hero on Thursday for narrowly avoiding buildings and ditching the stalled aircraft in a river, likely averting a worse disaster.
Republican Assemblyman Chris Edwards, the possible victim of an alleged extortion attempt, is facing the potential prospect of a recall launched by Mesquite residents.
Former rap mogul Marion “Suge” Knight is out of the hospital and back in law enforcement custody, where he’s being held for his part in a deadly hit-and-run last week in Compton, California.
Las Vegas police are seeking the public’s help in identifying a man in connection with a December robbery.
With dozens of measles cases popping up in the United States, Americans are buzzing about vaccines once more — and some old fearful myths are resurfacing.
How impatient are you? Find out.
When things go bump in the night, most people shrink back in fear. Summerlin resident Zak Bagans is more apt to run toward the sound to determine its source. Bagans, 37, is the lead investigator on “Ghost Adventures,” a reality series recently picked up by the Travel Channel for two more seasons. He’s also released his second book, “I am Haunted: Living Life Through the Dead.”
Richard Steele has experienced it all in the world of boxing.
Sam Pocker knows dating can be intimidating. In an attempt to help local singles find love, the Summerlin resident hosts social gatherings for people seeking relationships through his business Sin City Speed Dating.
It’s one thing to pick up a piece of garbage and toss it into the nearest trash can. It’s another thing to look at the trash, ponder its innate and strange beauty and decide to incorporate it into a piece of art.
Students at the College of Southern Nevada’s Charleston campus will have a chance to venture into research-driven fields with help from a grant aimed at increasing interest in Nevada’s future space- and science-related industries.
Cordell Broadus bonded with his famous father through football.
Answers to Sudoku and crossword puzzles from Feb. 5, 2015, View editions.