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Everything from the Sinatra Suite goes fast as employees and friends get first-crack at buying the venerable hotel’s furnishings and equipment.
Director Gareth Edwards has found another rebel fighter to battle the Empire in “Star Wars: Rogue One.” Sources tell Variety that Diego Luna is in talks for a lead role alongside Felicity Jones and Riz Ahmed, with Ben Mendelsohn set to star as the film’s primary villain.
A major cooperating defendant in the long-running investigation into the scheme to take over and defraud homeowners associations was sentenced to four months in federal prison on Wednesday.
The women filed a lawsuit Friday in Clark County District Court against Massage Heights Corporate and the massage therapist, Brian Goins.
North Las Vegas Mayor John Lee on Wednesday issued a statement in response to a report about suspected child pornography being found on his iPad.
Tuesday’s Amtrak crash raises concerns about transportation safety. But statistically speaking, trains are actually a very safe way to travel — much safer than driving.
I have always been a big fan of David Duchovny, but he has a new album, oh no, oh no, ohhh nooo. I saw this album, “Hell or Highwater,” make a surprise appearance on my Google Play Music app. I couldn’t believe my eyes.
Upgraded security for one of the most sensitive laboratories in the federal government’s nuclear weapons complex quadrupled in cost and fell years behind schedule before the Nevada project was put on hold to await a restart, according to an audit made public Wednesday.
A father was stunned and outraged when he arrived at the airport for a flight with his 4-year-old daughter, only to find that the airline had assigned his child a seat 11 rows away from him.
Here are 11 websites that offer affordable ways to save money for learning, shopping and leisure activities.
They pack heat, and they know how to use it. Nationwide, more women are said to be purchasing firearms. According to a study released this year by the National Shooting Sports Foundation, 74 percent of U.S. gun retailers saw an increase in female patrons from 2011 to 2012, with women making up 20 percent of total gun sales.
The U.S. House of Representatives approved a bill on Wednesday that would ban most abortions after 20 weeks, a measure strongly opposed by the White House.
Check out the trailers for the comic adaptation as well as “Limitless,” “Code Black,” “Angel from Hell” and “Life in Pieces.”
Undaunted by a judicial order tossing out key evidence, federal prosecutors on Wednesday obtained a new indictment in their illegal gambling case against wealthy Malaysian businessman Paul Phua.
Jennifer Lopez was finally announced Tuesday as Las Vegas’ next pop diva show. She’ll be playing at least 20 shows at Planet Hollywood’s Axis Theater starting next January — but this won’t be an unfamiliar experience.
Southbound lanes of Pecos Road at Harmon Avenue are closed for repair of a traffic signal pole that was knocked down during a crash Wednesday morning.
A major piece of legislation sought by Gov. Brian Sandoval to combat bullying in schools was approved Monday by the state Assembly, but not before some members questioned the need to rush the measure through.
Clark County firefighters would get a 2 percent cost-of-living increase under a proposed collective bargaining agreement with the county.
The Iraqi military said Wednesday that ISIS’ No. 2 leader has been killed in a coalition airstrike — a claim that the Pentagon said it does not corroborate.
Not only could unmanned aerial systems deliver packages to a home or office some day, they may also drive the conversation on the issue of personal privacy, a panel of drone experts agreed Wednesday.
Fury erupted this month over incoming Boston University sociology and African-American studies professor Saida Grundy’s tweets about white men, race and slavery.
Works by Pablo Picasso will be on display, starting July 3, at Bellagio’s Gallery of Fine Art. “Picasso — Creatures and Creativity” will showcase 43 Picasso works created from 1938 to 1971 — 19 lithographs, 13 linocuts, eight paintings and three rare plates centering on the artist’s favorite theme, the human figure.
A man who prosecutors say hurled his 4-year-old daughter off a 120-foot cliff nearly 15 years ago was convicted on Wednesday of murder, following a third trial.
A Kentucky U.S. army officer who police believe fatally shot his 11-year-old daughter before killing himself had been involved in a child support dispute with his ex-wife.
The members of the U.S. men’s 4×100 meters relay team that won silver at the 2012 Olympics have been stripped of their medals following the doping conviction of sprinter Tyson Gay, the United States Olympic Committee said on Wednesday.
Take a look at the trailers for ABC’s five new fall shows: “The Muppets,” “Dr. Ken,” “Of Kings and Prophets,” “Oil” and “Quantico.”
All the third-, fourth- and fifth-grade students at Rainbow Dreams Academy, 950 W. Lake Mead Blvd., are learning to play violin, but only a handful have instruments to bring home for practice. This left instructor Patrick Clark with a challenge as he created the new program at the charter school.
Authorities are investigating the shooting death of a U.S. Army veteran in the parking lot of a Veterans Affairs facility in Phoenix as an apparent suicide, police said on Wednesday.
A man stabbed multiple times during a fight later died, Las Vegas police said, and the attacker hasn’t been found.
