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.
State lawmakers took up the first of three 2nd Amendment bills Wednesday, with the Assembly Judiciary Committee hearing testimony on a bill that would require Nevada to recognize concealed carry weapon permits issued to individuals from all other states.
The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds were out flying in formation around Nellis Air Force Base on Wednesday.
A three-story building undergoing demolition partially collapsed on Manhattan’s West Side on Wednesday, injuring a construction worker and raining rubble onto a parked school bus and its driver.
A Metro traffic officer on a motorcycle was involved in a crash Wednesday in the northwest valley, Las Vegas police said.
Nevada Attorney General Adam Laxalt on Wednesday presented Congress the case against President Barack Obama’s executive actions on immigration, delivering an argument he said should focus on constitutional law and not partisan politics.
The Horszowski Trio has the potential to make an indelible mark on chamber music for decades. But, for now, their performance Tuesday at UNLV’s Doc Rando Recital Hall was impeccable and filled with artistry.
The No. 1 spot on the Billboard Top 200 chart has been battled over with “Game of Thrones”-like intensity every week of 2015 to date.
State Sen. Joe Hardy thinks Nevada’s schoolchildren should exercise their bodies as well as their minds, but his bill to mandate at least 30 minutes of physical education a day for students from kindergarten to the 11th grade isn’t expected to proceed this session in its current form after a hearing Tuesday in the Senate Education Committee.
A little boy says he was beat up so badly at school that police had to be called. Now his mom says she’s scared for both her kids.
There is no debate that Station Casinos had a strong finish to 2014, giving analysts hope that recovery in the Las Vegas locals gaming market is underway. Now, the investment community may want a piece of the action.
A recent contestant on “America’s Next Top Model” was killed in a triple slaying in Charlotte, North Carolina, police and the website TMZ said on Wednesday.
More than 70 vehicles were involved in a major pileup on a snowy highway outside Bangor, Maine, on Wednesday, with at least 17 people injured, two seriously, state police said.
The man who was fatally stabbed at a McDonald’s in Primm on Sunday morning has been identified.
Kansas State student Nathan Power was issued a citation for disorderly conduct by university police who said he deliberately collided with Kansas forward Jamari Traylor while storming the court in the seconds after a 70-63 upset victory over No. 8 Kansas.
Las Vegas police video of a rescue helicopter bound to pick up three stranded hikers offers dramatic views of the Ice Box Canyon snow covered cliffs and walls.
A woman set to become the first female prisoner executed by the state of Georgia in 70 years has had her death by injection delayed until Monday due to inclement weather, the governor’s office said.
Wal-Mart’s recent decision to raise its minimum wage to $9 an hour may not be as altruistic as some would believe.
Fresh off her show-stealing turn at the Academy Awards, Lady Gaga has inked a deal for her next project: starring in the upcoming fifth season of “American Horror Story.”
Apple Inc. has been ordered to pay $532.9 million after a federal jury in Texas found that its iTunes software infringed three patents owned by patent licensing firm Smartflash LLC.
Catfish come in all varieties, shapes and sizes, some big and some small. And some downright gigantic, apparently now swimming in a river in Italy.
A man stole a piece of construction equipment and took it for a ride through a Kansas City, Mo., neighborhood.
Taylor See isn’t your typical “American Idol”-style crooner. The 16-year-old performs arias and classical music, and she’s set to show off her talents March 22 as a national finalist in the Music Teacher’s National Association Senior Voice Division vocal competition at the Rio.
Tax scam artists use various tactics every year to try to steal taxpayers’ hard-earned money. Below are the top tax scams you’ll want to avoid this tax season.
Two-time Olympic gold medalist Hope Solo admitted on Wednesday she made a “horrible choice” by being in a U.S. soccer team van when her husband, former NFL player Jerramy Stevens, was arrested for drunken driving.
A new bill would relax Nevada’s reciprocity standards when it comes to concealed weapons.
The Territorial Enterprise of Mark Twain fame will be reborn March 12 in the form of a website and glossy monthly magazine in Virginia City that will cover politics, policy, business and culture around the state.