A 19-year-old man died Tuesday afternoon after losing control of his car and crashing into a light pole in the west valley.
Five players, including Kansas City Royals starting pitcher Yordano Ventura and Chicago White Sox starter Chris Sale, were ejected after a bench-clearing brawl in the bottom of the seventh inning Thursday night at U.S. Cellular Field.
One third of Americans who bring home $75,000 or more annually are struggling to put any money away in savings and are living paycheck to paycheck, according to a report released last week by SunTrust.
A new bake-it-yourself Girl Scout cookie oven heads to Wal-Mart, Target and Toys “R” Us stores this summer.
An 11-year-old Deskin Elementary School student was arrested after a .45-caliber gun fired in a classroom. Parents are trying to figure out what took school district so long to let them know.
If you’re a diehard foodie with $225 to burn, and you don’t go to the Uncork’d Grand Tasting on Friday at Caesars Palace, you’re out of your foodie mind, because Uncork’d is the Super Bowl of chefs.
Google, which runs the world’s most popular search engine and email service, is also in the car business.
A woman claims a Las Vegas police officer choked her and smashed her face into a glass table top in August at a Strip nightclub.
A man slept in the same room with the body of the woman he told police he killed, according to an arrest report released Thursday.
The siren call of an open seat is proving an allure to Nevada members of Congress who were not giving the U.S. Senate a second thought when incumbent Sen. Harry Reid was in line to run again.
With the flick of a switch, a pair of traffic signals were illuminated for the first time Thursday at the Las Vegas welcome sign on the Strip.
The judge overseeing Colorado’s movie theater massacre case denied a request by lawyers for James Holmes to move his upcoming trial out of the county where he fatally shot 12 people, court papers showed on Thursday.
“Furious 8” will hit theaters April 14, 2017, Vin Diesel confirmed at Universal’s CinemaCon panel in Las Vegas on Thursday.
The Nevada Gaming Commission has removed renowned slot-machine cheat Eugene Bulgarino from the state’s List of Excluded Persons, the so-called “Black Book.”
Citing a continued failure of two state vendors to fix computer system glitches, the Clark County School District will indefinitely suspend online basic skills student testing. The district made the decision after students at eight campuses who previously couldn’t access the tests because of the glitches still encountered technical errors on Thursday.
James Marsters, who played Spike on “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” and “Angel,” has still got it. Recently, I saw an online photo of a woman at a fan expo holding her underwear which read, “Marsters can Spike Nicole.”
A combination of low fuel costs, reduced operational expenses and more flying from the company’s Dallas headquarters propelled Southwest Airlines to a record first quarter, the company announced Thursday.
Rain and cooler temperatures returned to Las Vegas on Thursday, according to the National Weather Service.
NEW YORK — New Jersey’s capital city, Trenton, has canceled a bond refunding sale because a credit downgrade on Monday left it unable to save enough money for the deal to meet legal standards, Trenton’s finance director told Reuters.
When it comes to raising a family, many have different opinions about Nevada’s two major cities of Las Vegas and Reno.
Las Vegas attorney Joe Brown, a member of the Nevada Gaming Commission since 2008, resigned from the five-member regulatory board on Thursday for personal reasons.
A 14-year-old girl was returned to Mexico from Texas on Wednesday after DNA tests showed she’s not related to a woman who claimed the teenager was her daughter.
The Nevada Gaming Commission has approved the sale of the 300-room Gold Strike Hotel and Gambling Hall in Jean to the Herbst family in a deal the new owners are calling more of a real-estate play than a gaming opportunity.
Call this the catch of a lifetime. Ryan Chatfield had to make a split decision and let his drone die or go for the gold, and he went for it.
As the model for Norman Rockwell’s “Rosie the Riveter,” Mary Doyle Keefe became the symbol of American women working on the home front during World War II. The 92-year-old died this week at her home in Simsbury, Connecticut.
Disabled veteran Christina Slowik’s recently purchased home had issues from plumbing to power to a subpar rear addition. But by Saturday, Slowik and the two teen sons who live with her will finally have a habitable home, thanks to local participants in a national effort to fix up homes for low-income families and veterans.
We’ve all heard it, and we don’t want to believe it — especially when those crisp, bubbly beverages are sitting right next to us.
The Super Bowl champion New England Patriots, minus quarterback Tom Brady, were honored by President Barack Obama at the White House on Thursday.
Gen. David Petraeus, once a widely celebrated military leader who oversaw operations in Afghanistan and Iraq and was touted as a potential presidential candidate, was sentenced to serve two years on probation and to pay an $100,000 fine on Thursday for sharing classified information with his biographer and lover, Paula Broadwell.
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What’s that massive building going up near Ikea in southwest Las Vegas?
5 dead in North Las Vegas; Police hunt for ‘extremely dangerous’ suspect
Woman suing Las Vegas Strip resort after vehicle stolen from valet
Downtown Las Vegas pizzeria is opening a shop in the suburbs
What’s happening with Mirage room rates ahead of July closure?