Go ahead and pack up your winter attire again, Las Vegans.
Dubbed the “next Anna Kournikova” early in her career mostly because of her good looks, Russian tennis star Maria Sharapova literally makes males fall all over themselves.
The Minnesota Timberwolves won the National Basketball Association’s draft lottery on Tuesday, giving them the opportunity to make the first selection in June’s draft.
Supporters of a Republican-backed bill to scrap Nevada’s presidential caucuses for a secret-ballot primary in February argued Tuesday that the move would expand participation in choosing the nation’s president.
The wedding date of Bristol Palin, a reality television personality and the daughter of former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, has been called off, Sarah Palin said in a post on Facebook.
A conductor critically injured in last week’s deadly train derailment in Philadelphia has sued Amtrak, accusing the publicly funded passenger rail company of negligence, his lawyer said on Tuesday, adding to a string of lawsuits since the crash.
The Obama administration on Monday moved to prohibit federal agencies from providing local cops with certain kinds of military equipment such as grenade launchers, high-caliber weapons and bayonets, in the wake of controversy over a “militarized” police response to unrest last summer in Ferguson, Missouri.
The Nevada Taxicab Authority will consider weighing in on the state debate over regulating Uber in a special meeting next week.
Asked about the possibility of fighting Floyd Mayweather Jr. during a press junket for the upcoming “Entourage” movie, UFC star Ronda Rousey responded with a knockout blow.
The study maps out how geography factors in the prevalence of rare killers. Nevada’s deaths by so-called legal intervention is 2.8 times the national average.
The NFL will move back extra-point kicks this season and also allow defenses to score on failed conversion attempts.
The man police said shot and killed himself Monday at a Las Vegas shooting range was from Pennsylvania, the Clark County coroner’s office said Tuesday. He was Rodney Dorm, 58, of Marietta, Penn., the coroner’s office said.
The 77-year-old woman who died in a single-vehicle crash Sunday afternoon was identified Tuesday by the Clark County coroner’s office as Maria Guzman, of Los Angeles. Guzman and two others died Sunday after a tire failure caused the car to crash, Nevada Highway Patrol said.
Las Vegas’ budget forecast is clearing up, but it’s not all sunshine and roses for residents of Nevada’s largest city.
Las Vegas native Kris Bryant has made a smooth transition to life in the big leagues, batting .291 with four home runs and a team-leading 24 RBIs through his first 29 games for the Cubs.
The Norwegian Dawn cruise ship has run aground near Bermuda, an official with Department of Marines and Ports told CNN.
After calling Edmund Bobby Ho’s actions “depraved torture” and “brutal, systematic abuse,” District Judge Douglas Herndon ordered Ho to serve 16 years to life in prison.
The party for the Florida senator will be at the home of “Pawn Stars” TV show star Rick Harrison on May 28.
Someone finally figured out Internet cats and video games need to be smooshed together, so “Catlateral Damage” debuts next week — a game that lets you portray a cat knocking over everything in the house.
Organizations in the United States and across the world are calling for pregnant women to count how often their babies kick while in the womb because it can help them identify prenatal issues and prevent stillbirths.
Beau Biden, a son of U.S. Vice President Joe Biden, has been hospitalized at Walter Reed Army Medical Center outside Washington, the vice president’s office said on Tuesday.
Tourism is booming, the population is growing and the economy is heating up — a combination of factors that eventually led to Great Recession in 2007 and 2008. But a panel of forecasting experts speaking at an event heralding the publication of the 35th edition of “Las Vegas Perspective” on Tuesday say the conditions are different now than they were seven years ago.
A new study reported that almost half of all children who grow up as religiously unaffiliated (that’s about one in 10 Americans kids) end up finding religion later in life.
Energy and water subcommittee chairman Sen. Lamar Alexander, R-Tenn., on Tuesday unveiled a 2016 spending bill for the Department of Energy that contains $70 million for various nuclear waste programs.
A federal judge on Tuesday ordered the U.S. State Department to produce a plan to release batches of Hillary Clinton’s emails from her time there, raising the prospect of months of drip-by-drip disclosures that could plague her presidential campaign.
Sami Robert Hindiyeh is best known in the massive scheme to take over and defraud homeowners associations for plotting to bribe a community management company employee under the watchful eyes of FBI agents.
Oh, the eternal dinnertime struggle of kids who don’t eat their vegetables. There are countless recipes that advertise sneaky ways to cook and bake with vegetables, leaving your kids none the wiser.
An immigration attorney accused of agreeing to help a woman flee the country after she was designated a material witness in an investigation into so-called maternity hotels in Southern California has been arrested on federal charges, prosecutors said on Monday.
A man was hospitalized after a shooting Tuesday afternoon in a central valley neighborhood, according to Las Vegas police.
A Right to Try bill that would make it easier for terminally ill Nevadans to obtain experimental medications that could help prolong their lives is on its way to Gov. Brian Sandoval’s desk after winning unanimous approval in the Senate on Tuesday.