From new staging elements to new food trucks, here’s a list of things to look for at this year’s Electric Daisy Carnival.
Two people are hospitalized and an east valley intersection is closed after two bicycles and two cars collided.
Investors hammered the stock price of Caesars Entertainment Corp. over the past two days after a federal judge handed a small victory to creditors seeking to collect $750 million from the casino company’s bankrupt operating division.
Commissioner Roger Goodell informed the NFLPA its request to have Goodell removed from Tom Brady’s upcoming appeal of a four-game suspension has been denied.
The Department of Homeland Security said Monday that the acting administrator for the Transportation Security Administration would be reassigned, following a report that airport screeners failed to detect explosives and weapons in nearly every test that an undercover team conducted at dozens of airports.
The chairman of the Nye County Republicans who is facing a charge of impersonating a police officer actually was a Las Vegas cop for a little over a year.
Fresh off a biking accident that left him with a broken femur, Secretary of State John Kerry told allies in the fight against ISIS that the terrorist organization is “no more a state than I am a helicopter.”
Fred Hoiberg was introduced as head coach of the Chicago Bulls on Tuesday, four days after the franchise dismissed Tom Thibodeau following five mostly successful seasons.
Keep an eye on the skies over Hawaii on Wednesday. If all goes to plan, NASA will be testing out a saucer-shaped craft that could hold the key to a future human mission to Mars.
Sepp Blatter resigned as FIFA president on Tuesday, four days after being re-elected to a fifth term.
A Supreme Court ruling that Abercrombie & Fitch Co. can be sued for denying employment to a woman wearing a head scarf will compel companies large and small to brush up on the nuances of bias and do more to accommodate employees’ religious beliefs.
The man had been struck by multiple vehicles when officers found his body just south of Mulberry Avenue about 3:45 a.m. Tuesday.
The FBI uses a fleet of planes registered under fictitious companies in order to conduct warrantless surveillance during federal, state and local investigations. The surveillance is conducted without a court order, but with oversight from within the Department of Justice, according to a senior law enforcement official.
Rehearsal spaces at the Super Summer Theatre Studios for the Performing Arts, 4340 S. Valley View Blvd., were buzzing two weeks out from the June 10 opening for the 40th anniversary season’s first full-run show.
In order to meet federal safety regulations, trainers at the Miami Seaquarium will no longer perform rides with Lolita, the resident killer whale, following a federal safety investigation, the South Florida tourist attraction has announced.
A Bullhead City, Ariz., woman jailed on drug charges after her 8-year-old daughter was killed, has given birth to a boy and will report back to jail this week, according to her lawyer.
Star running back Adrian Peterson reported to the Minnesota Vikings on Tuesday to take part in offseason training activities after missing most of last season while banished by the NFL for beating his son and a getting warning from his coach last week.
UFC welterweight contender Carlos Condit has just one fight under his belt after returning from a year away from the cage due to a torn ACL in his right knee, but he believes he was impressive enough to warrant a title shot.
A second student is speaking up against what she calls “gender expression discrimination” against Lincoln High School in Stockton, Calif.
Summerlin has announced a groundbreaking date for its first new village in more than a decade. The master-planned community on the Las Vegas Valley’s western rim will break ground on The Cliffs on June 10.
Former UNLV quarterback and punter Randall Cunningham is again on the College Football Hall of Fame ballot.
The discovery of a stain on a wall in an Oklahoma family’s apartment led police to their dead neighbor.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry’s surgery to repair his broken leg went well, the U.S. State Department said on Tuesday.
Veterinarians in South Carolina have high hopes for the recovery of a dog who was found last week with her muzzle taped shut. North Charleston police arrested William Leonard Dodson, 41, on suspicion of the crime, said Ryan Johnson, spokesman for the City of Charleston.
A desperate Cubs fan makes a call to the bullpen for Vegas performer Just!n Tranz and asks if he can cure pitcher Jon Lester of his fear of throwing to first base. “I would simply get him to believe he was throwing to home base,” Tranz says.
Looks like Mariah Carey has made good use of her time here in Vegas. The singer just dropped a new video for her latest single “Infinity” on YouTube, and it was shot entirely at Caesars Palace during the first half of her 2015 residency.
Family members in South Los Angeles were mourning the loss Monday of a 19-year-old with special needs who was shot and killed at a car wash in front of his mother after she said he refused to give up his red shoes.
The search for huevos con chorizo leads to suggestions from Taste of the Town readers.
The first teaser for Pixar’s “The Good Dinosaur” imagines a world where the asteroid that wiped out the prehistoric creatures never hit the earth, allowing the species to survive and coexist with humans.
Former major league pitcher John Burkett is in second place behind Jack Jurek after first-round qualifying Monday in the PBA Senior U.S. Open at Suncoast Bowling Center.