It took six months for Kentucky to lose its first basketball game during the 2014-15 season. Five days later, the Wildcats lost seven players from the roster to the NBA draft.
IOS 8.3 is currently available as a free download for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch, and it’s ruining a lot of people’s days already.
Three weeks ago, a man was shot multiple times near downtown Topeka, Kan., at SW 6th and Taylor. He had surgery and survived. Now, he is sharing his story as Topeka Police continue to search for the shooter.
A bill that sought to challenge federal control of Nevada’s public lands was amended in its entirety Thursday to deal with the issue of federal versus local law enforcement jurisdiction on land managed by federal agencies.
The Detroit mother who has confessed to killing two of her children and putting their bodies in a freezer was escorted out of court Wednesday.
Masters’ coverage may corner the amens this weekend, but don’t let visions of azaleas, camellias, dogwoods and those green jackets prevent you from catching a few innings of the Red Sox and Yankees playing in the Bronx.
Parents who feel daunted by social media, take note. Former professional football player Deion Sanders showed how it’s done this week on Twitter.
A member of the cybercrime syndicate known as Carder.su was sentenced Thursday to 12 1/2 years in federal prison for selling stolen and counterfeit credit cards over the Internet.
The 79th Masters is underway. One of the most prestigious sporting events in the world, this invitation-only tournament features the best golfers from around the world who compete for a coveted green jacket and the title as a top golfer.
A trial defendant shot dead a judge and two others on Thursday on a rampage through a Milan courthouse, casting a harsh spotlight on public security measures that Italy tightened earlier this year.
The National Association of Broadcasters Show kicks off in Las Vegas on Saturday, bringing nearly 100,000 media professionals, entertainment industry leaders and zombies to the valley.
A Texas man who fatally shot a man at a convenience store as part of a 2002 robbery and a police officer responding to the crime is set to be executed on Thursday by lethal injection.
Southern Nevada didn’t stand out on a new list of the nation’s best and worst rental markets. But California did, and that has implications for the Las Vegas Valley’s housing economy.
The two men burst into the York, Penn., store in broad daylight on Easter Sunday, one armed with a gun, and the other a knife.
A passenger was in Walter Scott’s car when he was pulled over by a North Charleston police officer who then killed him, according to a police report CNN obtained.
If enacted, a law being proposed by Clark County’s top prosecutor would allow prosecutors to present hearsay at a preliminary hearing or to a grand jury, meaning victims would not have to testify or be subject to cross examination. But defense lawyers called the bill “a piece of trash.”
Vlade Divac, best known for his dramatic flops despite a solid NBA career, now appears to be the man charged with rescuing the Sacramento Kings for themselves. As vice president of basketball and franchise operations, Divac appears to be the man in charge of personnel for the beleaguered franchise.
Indiana Pacers forward Chris Copeland was recovering at a New York hospital on Thursday after undergoing surgery on his abdomen and elbow from knife wounds and said he would “work hard to make a full recovery.”
The judge in former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez’s murder trial on Thursday reprimanded a local television station after two jurors reported being followed by one of its trucks, warning the incident could have led to a mistrial.
Robert Durst, the real estate scion awaiting extradition to California to face a murder charge, pleaded not guilty in Louisiana state court on Thursday to firearms offenses stemming from his arrest last month in New Orleans.
A restaurant in New York is giving its customers a tip for staying off of their phones.
American Pharoah is a heavy favorite to win the last big prep race for the Kentucky Derby. But plenty of other horses need to run well at Oaklawn Park on Saturday if they want to run for the roses at Churchill Downs.
The editors and reporter responsible for the scandal at Rolling Stone may have kept their jobs, but they can’t escape the wrath of Jon Stewart.
A man who died after being hit by a car while crossing Jones Boulevard on Wednesday has been identified by the Clark County coroner’s office as James Buecker, 63, of Las Vegas.
U.S. Sen. Harry Reid on Thursday announced a new chief of staff as the Nevada Democrat seeks to complete his final term in Congress.
North Korea has fired two surface-to-air missiles off its west coast, South Korea said on Thursday, with the latest in a string of short-range firings by the North coming shortly before the U.S. defense secretary arrived in the region.
Democrat Hillary Clinton has slipped against leading 2016 Republican candidates in Colorado, Iowa and Virginia, according to a poll released on Thursday that cited damage from the furor over the former secretary of state’s emails.
On Wednesday, almost two months after a knee injury ended his season, UNLV shooting guard Rashad Vaughn officially declared for the NBA Draft. Projections place him somewhere in the second round, but one scout says Vaughn could move into the first round with impressive pre-draft workouts.
A Wisconsin man has been charged with trying to provide support for the Islamic State militant group, the U.S Justice Department said on Thursday.
Next time you go through McCarran International Airport’s security check, you should check your bins and pockets.