A Las Vegas defense lawyer has been charged with submitting fraudulent guilty plea agreements in two local courts.
Anti-tax conservatives filed a notice of intent to recall Nevada Assembly Speaker John Hambrick on Friday
What really happened before Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg attended the State of the Union?
It started as a college dream and a discussion between buddies. Andy Johnson, a West Virginia native, wanted to create a business that would give people the chance to live their fantasy and join the infamous mile high club.
Tourism industry sources say the venerable Riviera may soon give way to convention center expansion plan.
A former Seattle teammate says Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch is considering retirement from football, but he expects him to return to play in 2015.
A South Dakota employee confronted an armed suspect, possibly preventing more casualties from the shooting that killed one man and critically wounded a woman, authorities said on Friday.
United Airlines will outsource about 1,150 positions at Reno and 15 other airports across the country, but reached tentative agreements with its union to keep another 800 jobs in-house that also had been under scrutiny, a company spokesman said Friday.
World War II Marine buddies Joe Rodgers of North Las Vegas and Bob West, of Farmington Hills, Mich., were reunited last week, nearly 70 years after they fought in the Battle of Iwo Jima and 69 years since they last saw each other after the war ended.
President Barack Obama described the deaths of three young Muslims gunned down in North Carolina as “brutal and outrageous murders” on Friday and said no one in the United States should be targeted for their religion.
Major League Baseball is considering shrinking the strike zone to help increase more offense, according to a Yahoo Sports report.
About 17,500 NV Energy customers in Las Vegas were out of power briefly Friday afternoon, according to the utility’s website.
The Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation reported Friday that the average weekly statewide wage in the third quarter was up from 2013.
If the NBA was suddenly all about arcade basketball machines, this guy would be the new LeBron James.
A Florida high school told a student this week to stop adding the phrase “God bless America” when reading scripted morning announcements, drawing protests and irate phone calls from around the nation, school officials said on Friday.
The U.S. Southwest and Central Plains regions are likely to be scorched by a decades-long “megadrought” in the second half of this century if climate change continues unabated, scientists from NASA and Cornell and Columbia universities have warned.
Universal’s “Fifty Shades of Grey” has launched with a sizzling $8.6 million at 2,830 North American locations in Thursday night showings that started at 8 p.m.
The proposal would let bookmakers place betting lines on Olympic sporting or athletic events sanctioned by the International Olympic Committee.
Oregon Governor John Kitzhaber is expected to resign shortly amid conflict-of-interest allegations involving his fiancée that have triggered a criminal corruption probe, the Oregonian newspaper reported on Friday.
Apple Inc is hiring automotive technology and design experts to staff up a top-secret research lab, with the possible intention of building a car, the Financial Times reported Friday, citing several people familiar with the iPhone maker.
For most women, when they find out they’re pregnant, they spend the next several months knee deep in the details. From picking a name to creating a nursery. But not one mom in Michigan.
A crash on Interstate 15 eastbound near the Las Vegas Motor Speedway Friday has partially blocked the intersection.
A bill that would allow those with concealed weapons permits to take their weapons onto Nevada’s college campuses was introduced in the Assembly on Friday, and sponsor Michele Fiore said she expects to see the measure pass this session.
A U.S. appeals court on Friday ruled that federal law enforcement officers cannot be sued for shooting a black 16-year-old in 2007 as he attempted to drive away from them.
The incident occurred Sunday at a home where Rialto Police Department Officer Michael Mastaler lives with his family and his K-9 partner, a lieutenant with the department confirmed.
N’Sync-er to guest star as club owner in Venetian’s “Rock of Ages.”
A San Francisco woman battling cancer is prepared to battle the state of California in court for what she says is her right to die on her own terms.
The man a Las Vegas police officer shot and critically wounded earlier this week is expected to survive, Metro said Friday.
Some U.S. Postal Service offices are experiencing a system outage that may prompt customers expecting to pay with their credit cards to pack some cash.
The Philadelphia Eagles said they were not involved in the production of a team calendar that features wide receiver Riley Cooper in the photo for February — Black History Month.