Findlay Prep basketball coach Andy Johnson said he wanted his players to “dirty the paint” in Thursday’s game against Blanche Ely (Fla.).
Court filings show 279 current and former Caesars executives and directors are owed more than $78.6 million — with $11.7 to one individual alone — that could be erased in ongoing bankruptcy.
No device was found when police responded to a call of a suspicious package at a southwest valley apartment complex Thursday. Police and firefighters responded to the complex, 5121 River Glen Drive, near the intersection of Decatur Boulevard and Harmon Avenue, just before 5:30 p.m.
Comedian Chris Rock made light of racial disparities in police treatment of whites and blacks with a tongue-in-cheek guide to not being beaten by the police.
Netflix started the month of April with a slaughter by taking off every sequel you haven’t gotten around to yet.
Tickets to see Floyd Mayweather fight Manny Pacquiao on May 2 are selling for knockout record prices. And the $89.95 pay-per-view charge is a new record for a boxing event.
Freshman Chris McCullough plans to test the NBA draft process after one season at Syracuse. Sports Illustrated reported McCullough is expected to turn pro.
It’s perfectly understandable to procrastinate on filing your taxes. After all, if you’ve worked at more than one company in the last year, filing could involve multiple W-2 or 1099 forms — and potentially the disagreeable task of dogging former employers for necessary information.
It’s been said the Internet has taken over many aspects of daily life, changing the way people read, shop and even interact.
Lock up your alcohol cabinets, because Dennis Rodman will return to Las Vegas on May 2 to co-host the big Floyd Mayweather/Manny Pacquiao weekend as it pertains to Sapphire’s dayclub pool.
Netflix Inc’s popular political thriller “House of Cards” will return for a fourth season in 2016, according to the show’s Twitter account.
A 23-month-old girl died after her father, who did not see she was in the driveway, struck her with a pickup Thursday morning in a North Las Vegas neighborhood, police said.
Gov. Brian Sandoval’s plan to help low-income students attend private school by offering tax credits to businesses that donate to a scholarship fund sailed through a Senate committee Thursday on a party-line vote.
A body recovered Wednesday evening at Lake Mohave is the teenage boy who went missing after jumping from a cliff hours before, according to National Park officials.
Governor Brian Sandoval appointed a U.S. prosecutor and a private lawyer in Las Vegas on Thursday to fill two judicial seats in Clark County courts.
The union that represents most rank-and-file Las Vegas police officers is airing its dirty laundry just as the battle over a bill that could dramatically alter funding for Nevada public employee unions heats up.
Southern Nevada will receive $3 million from the federal government to guard against terrorism, a three-fold increase over last year and a boost to local homeland security.
After a judge stepped in to block a strike by APA Teamsters Local 1224 that could have grounded 250 Allegiant flights on Thursday, she also set an April 10 court hearing to determine whether an injunction would be issued.
Two voter ID measures moved out of the Nevada Assembly Legislative Operations and Elections Committee on Thursday without a recommendation.
While investigating a case of child abuse against a 4-month-old, North Las Vegas police found a dead child inside a home, an agency spokesman said Thursday.
Dr. Dipak Desai pleaded guilty in federal court Thursday in a health care fraud conspiracy stemming from the 2007 hepatitis C outbreak.
The Pinoy Pride Celebration will offer Southern Nevadans a chance to enjoy the culture, food and music of the Phillipines close to home.
Hillaryclinton.org bears the likely Democratic presidential candidate’s name, but she would not want supporters to go there: some cyber security experts said this week the site contains malicious software.
A federal bankruptcy judge in New Jersey on Thursday said she would approve an $82 million sale of Atlantic City’s Revel to Florida developer Glenn Straub.
The puzzling case of a 56-year-old U.S. man who suddenly developed weakness, fatigue and body aches is leading doctors to warn that massive consumption of tea may be responsible for some unexplained cases of kidney failure.
An Alabama judge on Thursday dismissed the case against an inmate who had been on death row for nearly three decades, the news website AL.com reported.
Greece has told its creditors it will run out of money on April 9, making an appeal for more loans before reforms on which new disbursements hinge are agreed and implemented, but the request was rejected, euro zone officials said.
Robert Durst, the real estate scion awaiting extradition to California to face a murder charge, will remain jailed in Louisiana after investigators his attorneys wanted to question did not appear at a court hearing on Thursday.
A virulent strain of avian flu has spread for the first time to poultry in South Dakota and infected a fourth turkey flock in Minnesota, the nation’s top turkey producer, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said on Thursday.
A cabbie was hospitalized Thursday after being struck by a vehicle at McCarran International Airport, according to Las Vegas police.