Dell Eugene Warfield III, the man police said pulled off a brazen heist at the Primm Valley Resort & Casino two years ago, recently turned himself in and is due in court this week on charges of burglary and theft.
Senator Harry Reid will return to the hospital on Wednesday morning for follow-up surgery on his right eye that was damaged in a freak exercise accident at his home on New Year’s Day, according to a spokeswoman.
A man was shot in the hand Monday afternoon after an argument in a northwest valley apartment complex, according to Las Vegas police.
Same-sex couples began marrying in parts of Alabama on Monday, but some state judges avoided granting marriage licenses to gay couples in apparent defiance of the U.S. Supreme Court.
NBA commissioner Adam Silver will not punish New York Knicks owner James Dolan for his controversial and angry email to an unhappy fan of the team.
Jon Jerde, who helped design Treasure Island, The Bellagio and the Fremont Street Experience, died Monday at his home in Los Angeles after a lengthy illness, a family spokeswoman said. He was 75.
A newly-formed celebrity-studded group called the Creators Alliance brought the issue of better pay for musicians to the high-profile Grammy stage on Sunday night.
Gunmen fired on a police car in Marseille on Monday in what local officials said was a drug-related incident, just hours before a visit by Prime Minister Manuel Valls to hail a drop in crime in France’s second city.
Starting Monday, Cubans with Internet connections and access to international payment methods will be able to subscribe to Netflix starting at $7.99 per month.
CAMDEN, N.J. — A lawyer representing the buyer of the bankrupt Revel Casino in Atlantic City said his client would miss a midnight Monday deadline to complete the purchase, amid concerns over precisely what his client is buying.
Local governments want to be able to make more decisions for their communities on their own without first getting permission from state lawmakers. While city and county officials Monday said Senate Bill 11 would allow them to act more quickly when issues arise, not everyone was convinced giving them expanded powers is a good thing.
The Nevada Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal of a lower court ruling that effectively stripped the Southern Nevada Water Authority of water rights for its controversial pipeline from eastern Nevada.
President Obama has been criticized in the wake of his speech last week to the National Prayer Breakfast, but that criticism mostly misses the point: The president’s grasp of faith is actually quite mature.
If fans of international pop star Ricky Martin want to brag about seeing him first, they’ll have to book a room on Sept. 15.
Wednesday, Feb. 11 will mark the 25th anniversary of the day James “Buster” Douglas, a 42-1 long shot, knocked out Mike Tyson in Tokyo to win the world heavyweight title.
Tiger Woods on Monday dropped to No. 62 in the world golf rankings — the lowest spot he has held since his debut on the PGA Tour in 1996.
A Valley man on the run is in police custody after he jumped into backyards, entered two homes and stole a pickup truck during a long chase.
ISIS has released a new video in which a captive British journalist acts as though he is reporting on Aleppo in Syria. John Cantlie, who has appeared in previous ISIS videos, calls this one the “last in this series.”
Brett Favre announced on his website Monday that he will return to Lambeau Field in 2015 to be inducted into the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame and have his No. 4 jersey retired by the team.
Rap mogul Marion “Suge” Knight will stay in jail for at least five more weeks in a fatal hit-and-run case after a judge agreed to a request by defense lawyers to postpone a bail hearing set for Monday.
A locomotive in Canada doesn’t let some little (actually huge) snow drifts get in its way.
A Lake Havasu City, Ariz. man was killed Saturday night when his all-terrain vehicle was struck from behind.
LOS ANGELES — U.S. West Coast port operations resumed in full on Monday after shipping companies suspended loading and unloading of freighters for the weekend, citing chronic cargo backups the shippers and dockworkers have blamed on each other during months of labor tensions.
A Dallas-based company is offering to store high-level used nuclear fuel at a site in West Texas until the government can find a place to permanently bury the highly radioactive waste.
SINGAPORE — A barrage of damaging cyberattacks is shaking up the security industry, with some businesses and organizations no longer assuming they can keep hackers at bay, and instead turning to waging a guerrilla war from within their networks.
How did Williams’ Iraq story evolve over the years? Did he make misleading claims about other reporting assignments? And what is his status as the anchor and face of NBC News? Here’s where the story stands.
Gov. Brian Sandoval named a new interim budget director Monday to replace Julia Teska, who is leaving her cabinet post to join her family in Colorado and accept a new opportunity.
A selfie taken by a homicide suspect posing with his alleged victim and later posted to the social media site Snapchat “was a key piece of evidence that led investigators to the defendant,” John Peck, district attorney for Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, said Monday.
President Barack Obama defended himself against critics of his foreign policy, arguing he’s well aware of the challenges facing the nation internationally and has made strides in confronting them.
Wynn, Las Vegas Sands and others say they heed the government’s call and are moving to add non-gaming amenities to their Macau holdings