A U.S. drone strike killed a Pakistani Taliban leader and two others on the Afghanistan-Pakistan border, the Taliban said on Thursday, in the latest attack by an unmanned aircraft targeting the Afghan bases of Pakistani Taliban leaders.
Ousted Wynn Resorts Ltd. board member Elaine Wynn said Thursday she first learned she was not being re-nominated to her position through phone conversations with her ex-husband, company chairman and CEO Steve Wynn.
Someone is posting stickers that say “exclusively for white people” on businesses in the Texas capital of Austin.
A stranger stabbed a pregnant woman who answered her Craigslist ad for baby clothes in Colorado and cut her fetus from the womb, authorities said.
Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim strongly rebutted allegations levied 13 days ago by the NCAA Committee on Infractions at a press conference Thursday.
We wanted to get back together and do something as a team, so we decided to bring back our “Fear The ‘Stache” theme that we had last year. We are 1-0 with the mustaches so far and its great because everyone has bought in.
Despite roots in community service and brotherhood, inappropriate behavior at fraternities can be so common that often, no one blinks an eye.
Tunisia said it would deploy the army to major cities and arrested nine people on Thursday after 20 foreign tourists were shot dead at a museum in the capital in an attack claimed by Islamic State.
There’s an unsettling correlation between psychopathy, a personality disorder characterized by a lack of conscience, and those who find personal wealth and success.
Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe on Wednesday called for an investigation into the arrest of a black college student that left him bleeding from the head and sparked campus protests.
Target Corp. has agreed to pay $10 million in a proposed settlement of a class-action lawsuit related to a huge 2013 data breach that consumers say compromised their personal financial information, court documents show.
Sheri’s Ranch — the brothel that boasts a 4.6 rating out of five stars on Google Reviews — says if you pay $100,000, you’ll get “quality time” with “24 ladies,” plus two tickets to the big boxing match.
Las Vegans will not get a chance to weigh in on millions of dollars in public soccer stadium subsidies after all.
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Summerlin-area resident Jerome Pinckney knew what it was like to grow up without a father. A volunteer for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southern Nevada for 11 years, the 70-year-old was matched with West Career and Technical Academy student Zane Boykin when Zane was 7. Zane is now 18, and his friendship with Jerome is still going strong.
Grace Julaton has been studying at The International School of Hospitality since May 2014 and knew that she had chosen the right school when she was completing her externship and found herself working with one of the school’s alumni
When Miles Farlow and Michael Gutierrez stopped on a busy highway to assist a North Las Vegas motorcycle officer struck by a hit-and-run motorist, they didn’t think twice about their actions.
Sporting a crown of flowers, Henderson resident Lily Koch Fletcher was treated like royalty as she celebrated her 100th birthday March 7 at Sunset Station, 1301 W. Sunset Road.
From dancing to singing, Las Vegas resident John Rothman’s creative wheel is always turning.
The room was full of red sweaters, coats and outfits as Women Enlightened presented We Wear Red! Feb. 27 at Summerlin Hospital Medical Center, 657 N. Town Center Drive. This day, it focused on how heart attacks in women differ from their male counterparts.
It began as a community event to celebrate the start of spring, but after realizing the urgent need for foster families in the community, Ward 6 Las Vegas City Councilman Steve Ross partnered with Clark County in a foster and adoption information event.
This fall, students in Clark County will have a chance to get hands-on experience in the classroom while preparing for a medical or agricultural career through a new program.
Members of the Henderson Bridge Club mingle before an afternoon game by telling jokes and sharing stories.