Three men were charged on Wednesday with conspiring to support Islamic State, including two who planned to travel to Syria to fight on behalf of the radical group, U.S. authorities said.
Nevada faces “significant possibilities” of water shortages if drought on the Colorado River persists into the next two years, according to an ominous forecast delivered Wednesday by a top government official.
Three students from Connecticut’s Wesleyan University were released on bail on Wednesday and ordered to return to court next month on charges linked to an incident in which a dozen students were hospitalized for overdosing on the party drug MDMA.
Heidi Thomas has one question for Bill Cosby, “Look me in the eyes. Do you remember me? Do you remember me?”
A look at the rookies to watch for each team this spring, according to The Sports Xchange’s network of baseball correspondents.
Former Family Court Judge Steven Jones was sentenced to 26 months in prison for his participation in a $2.8 million investment scheme while on the bench.
While Disneyland has long been known as the “happiest place on Earth,” Disney’s cruise ships sound like they’re also pretty cheerful spots to vacation.
Operations returned to normal for Southwest Airlines on Wednesday after McCarran International Airport’s busiest carrier voluntarily removed 128 of its Boeing 737-700 jets from service after discovering inspections on backup hydraulic systems were overdue.
CBS46 News began investigating a hospital after a metro Atlanta woman with a life-threatening disease said she had to leave the emergency room and actually call paramedics to get the care she needed.
Do you know your Bolognese from your marinara? Taste of the Town readers do, and they have suggestions for a great Bolognese.
Just as Bill O’Reilly was trying to move on from a dispute over his war stories, the Fox News host suddenly has more questions to answer. This time, the scrutiny is being directed at an account of his investigation into John F. Kennedy’s assassination.
Gloria Lee, who set fire to the Prince and Princess Pet Boutique fire with 27 dogs inside, was sentenced Wednesday to 5 to 14 years in prison.
The Dallas Mavericks handed guard Rajon Rondo a one-game suspension on Wednesday for conduct detrimental to the team.
A city that barely dodged a state takeover because of its crushing debt is now seeking more power.
Even with a conviction, the “American Sniper” murder trial never answered the one question that still haunts the families of Chris Kyle and Chad Littlefield.
Disney Channel announced on Wednesday that the beloved late eighties animated series will be returning to TV in 2017 with all new adventures on its teen-orientated channel, Disney XD.
Employees would have to work more than 40 hours a week before receiving overtime pay under a bill introduced Wednesday in the Nevada Legislature.
Metro shot and killed a 43-year-old man they said was suicidal after a standoff early Wednesday outside a northeast valley apartment.
Nevada businesses sold $4.87 billion in tangible goods in the last month of 2014. That was a 10.2 percent increase from sales in December 2013, the state Department of Taxation reported Wednesday.
Debate over a gun bill in the Senate raises the question of when killing is justified in Nevada.
Republican activist and political consultant Tony Dane’s attorney is sharply denying that Dane illegally funneled conduit contributions to his political action committee through his political consulting company.
No one was injured during a mobile home fire early Wednesday morning that the North Las Vegas Fire Department said also destroyed a house. Firefighters responded about 1:30 a.m. to a one-story home in the 2200 block of Revere Street, near Carey Avenue, where a mobile home in the driveway was fully engulfed in flames.
A Las Vegas judge ruled Wednesday that a jury must decide on 28 charges against a woman who prosecutors say participated in videotaped sex acts with children.
UNLV will open its 2019 football season at Southern California. The Rebels will receive $1.15 million for the trip.
The Federal Aviation Administration’s proposed rules governing flights by small drones would prohibit some of the most useful applications of the technology, the state’s public policy board on unmanned aerial systems has concluded.
The predicament Matthew Yussman found himself in — pulled from his home by masked men, a dud bomb strapped around him, and ordered to clean out the bank where he worked — is the stuff of movies.
North Las Vegas is seeking a legislative fix that would allow it to take action when Clark County gets cold feet on political “hot potatoes” such as the More Cops sales tax.
A preview of Disney’s newest short “Frozen Fever” has arrived.
A judge set bail at $40,000 Wednesday for the owner of four dogs that mauled a 65-year-old Las Vegas woman and her neighbor last week.
A 23-year-old man has been indicted in connection with a string of home burglaries in the Summerlin area that netted about $2 million in stolen property from some high profile valley residents, prosecutors said Wednesday.