A panel of Las Vegas media executives the Internet has brought news outlets millions of new readers and viewers, but not the revenue needed to maintain quality news coverage.
Barrick Gold Corporation will partner with the Clark County School District to develop new technology and curriculum at 26 middle school campuses. The mining company announced the partnership Thursday, with an initial grant of $20,060 directed toward training students in new standards in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
Stockholders of Pinnacle Entertainment rejected seven proposals offered by hotel and restaurant workers union UNITE HERE that would have changed the regional casino company’s bylaws concerning shareholders rights.
In a survey for NBC’s Parent Toolkit, American moms and dads listed social and communication skills as the most important piece of a child’s future success.
Derrick Andrews, the alleged getaway driver in the slaying of 44-year-old mother of four Tammy Meyers, has hired new attorneys.
Islamic State fighters tightened their grip on the historic Syrian city of Palmyra on Thursday and overran Iraqi government defenses east of Ramadi, the provincial capital that they had seized five days earlier.
A report by Kellogg’s found that one in three families with primary school-aged children are concerned about having enough money to feed their kids.
Posters appeared around Columbus University Tuesday night accusing actress and author Lena Dunham and student Emma Sulkowicz of lying about being sexually assaulted.
The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority board of directors zipped through approval of a $228.1 million budget in a special meeting on Thursday.
Time is the most important factor in what is called the prosperity formula. Savings multiplied by time equals wealth.
A New York City woman was jailed for 24 years for fatally pushing a man into the path of an oncoming subway train in 2012 in what officials called a religiously motivated attack.
Here’s something a little different for Memorial Day weekend: An “unofficial” urban bar crawl and block party.
Feel like your significant other has commitment issues? The following observations are here to assist you, your instincts and your common sense. Read them, and then forget them and judge your relationship on its own merits.
A star student from Tennessee, turned down all eight prestigious Ivy League schools and instead iss headed to the academically humble-if-football-proud, University of Alabama instead simply to avoid the debt.
It appears the new thing to do in La La Land is to take movies and turn them into TV shows. This last week saw the release of several trailers for upcoming TV shows based off familiar movies.
The Federal Reserve has kept interest rates at record lows for over six years, but financial analysts warn that’s finally going to have to end, and if you’re not prepared, it could cost you.
What do we do when we know we can’t leave a relationship, but we do not see how it can be repaired? Here are a few tips that will help in the rebuilding process.
In the Internet age, health information is only a click (or Google search) away. This ease of access has both negative and positive consequences, bringing answers as well as anxiety.
Some 18,000 species, great and small, were discovered in 2014, adding to the 2 million already known, scientists said on Thursday, as they released a “Top 10” list that highlights the diversity of life.
A resolution that would ask voters in 2016 to amend the Nevada constitution to allow annual sessions of the state Legislature won a critical vote in a Senate committee Thursday.
NCAA officials hope proposed rule changes, including a shorter shot clock, will help increase scoring in college basketball. But it looks as if the rule changes will make things much tougher for lesser-talented teams to upset bigger, faster, more athletic ones.
“Guys Sing Dolls,” a musical celebration of female songwriters by local male singers, checks into The Smith Center’s Cabaret Jazz for two shows Saturday.
Convicted murderer and former National Football League star Aaron Hernandez is due in court on Thursday to face charges that he shot a man prosecutors believe witnessed a double homicide of which Hernandez is also accused.
Marche Bacchus plans a Summer Fun Wine Luncheon from noon to 2:30 p.m. Saturday.
Asking our Facebook fans where we can get the best burger in the Las Vegas Valley may have been a silly question, because after tallying the votes, the winner seemed obvious.
Supporters say funding for the International Center for Excellence in Gaming Regulation would help move the project along as it continues to seek private donations.
Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada board members on Thursday cruised through the approval of a $919.2 million budget for the 2016 fiscal year.
The Nevada Transportation Department on Wednesday unveiled plans for a 4.5-mile, $12.5 million overhaul of Las Vegas Boulevard North.
Cleanup teams labored on Thursday for a third day to remove patches of crude petroleum that stained a California beach and fouled offshore waters from a pipeline rupture that may rank as the biggest oil spill to hit the Santa Barbara coastline in more than four decades.
Doctors have to report their medical malpractice lawsuits, why shouldn’t hospitals?