A 3-year-old child in Bellefontaine Neighbors, Mo., was allegedly left home alone, locked in a bedroom with no water or supervision, when a burglar broke into the home.
A series of tornadoes, including a major twister, touched down southwest of Oklahoma City on Wednesday, flipping cars and causing the escape of tigers and other animals from an exotic wildlife park, officials said.
Paul Edward Davis was sentenced to more than 30 years in federal prison Wednesday for possessing with the intent to distribute massive amounts of methamphetamine and marijuana.
The City of North Las Vegas wants to eliminate integrity from its core values. Also on their way out: Respect, creativity, quality service and leadership.
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When the “Deflategate” report came out on Wednesday morning, fans immediately took sides on what it all meant. Las Vegas sports books have mostly decided on a more wait-and-see approach.
U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio on Wednesday gained a strong ally when Lt. Gov. Mark Hutchison announced would be the Florida senator’s presidential campaign director in Nevada.
The Metropolitan Police Department is asking for the public’s help in a homicide that occurred in the valet area of Paris Las Vegas early Sunday morning.
North Las Vegas police detectives are asking the public for help identifying three suspects and locating a vehicle that may have been involved in a home invasion Wednesday.
A Maryland police officer bit a man’s testicles during an off-duty fight outside a Baltimore bar and has been charged with assault.
Las Vegas may soon take out $45 million in bonds to build what was billed as a $25 million parking garage. Last month, a divided City Council approved plans for a tourism improvement district to pay for the garage.
Josh Brolin, Leonardo DiCaprio and Howie Mandel have all taken a leap over a 1,000-horsepower motor blowing them up in the Vegas air. How’d that work out for them?
A high-tech company with a Las Vegas office has netted funding for expansion. Banjo, a California-based company that develops social-media apps, announced Wednesday that it received $100 million in funding from Softbank and BlueRun Ventures, a venture-capital firm in Menlo Park, Calif.
Clark County commissioners have put their support behind the widely debated concept of regulatory standards for transportation network companies, including ride-sharing companies such as San Francisco-based Uber.
Las Vegas police are looking for three men who used a landscaping ruse to burglarize two southwest valley homes this week, Metro said Wednesday.
Two people are dead in what Las Vegas police say appears to be a murder-suicide in the southwest valley.
CARSON CITY — There was no opposition Wednesday to a bill imposing a cooling-off period before Nevada lawmakers can return to the Legislature as a hired lobbyist.
What led a man accused of murder to kill his common law wife is unclear. The 63-year-old woman was found dead, in a pool of blood.
Sen. Dean Heller and other senators who monitor the Department of Veterans Affairs called Wednesday for a series of reviews as the VA claims improvement in handling benefit applications but also is being buffeted by new allegations of mismanagement.
Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and Jordan Spieth are among the headliners to watch at The Players Championship beginning Thursday at TPC Sawgrasss.
Bankrupt Caesars Entertainment had its best quarterly performance since 2008 because of improving results at its Las Vegas properties and higher volume in its online poker offering.
Just last month, 1-year-old Braylon Robinson was playing with his friends in a Cleveland home when one friend got a hold of a loaded gun and shot and killed him.
Conservative radio show host Doc Thompson started a Twitter battle Sunday evening with “#HowToSpotAFeminist” from his show “The Morning Blaze,” which quickly turned into a national hashtag making what many are calling sexist jokes surrounding feminist stereotypes.
Marshall running back Stewart Butler faces battery charges after his arrest last month for allegedly beating two homosexual men.
Along with McDonald’s announcement of the Sirloin Third Pound Burger, they announced the return of character Hamburglar — and the Internet can’t decide if he’s creepy, a dad in a bad costume or extremely attractive, or even a mixture of the three.
Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk wrote in a letter to shareholders on Wednesday that Tesla still plans $1.5 billion in capital spending this year to expand production capacity, buy production tooling for the Model X and complete its large battery “gigafactory” in Northern Nevada and other facilities.
Warner Bros. isn’t being subtle with the steamy trailer for stripper sequel “Magic Mike XXL,” which teases “We didn’t want to show the best parts but it was very hard to resist.”
Major resort closings always brings out the nostalgia in Vegas, leading to calls for a return to “the good ‘ol days,” where “Vegas was really Vegas.” So, along with that nostalgia, here are some other things you can no longer experience in Las Vegas.