Constant stress on the job doesn’t necessarily lead people to pack on the pounds, an analysis of obesity research suggests.
Tenacious point guard is yet another proud Vegas Summer League graduate; also played at Orleans Arena for Saint Mary’s.
With Democrats and Republicans embroiled in a new but deepening dispute over spending, U.S. Sen. Harry Reid of Nevada warned Wednesday the federal government is headed for another shutdown.
Likely GOP presidential candidate Jeb Bush said on Wednesday that Russian President Vladimir Putin was a “bully” and the United States and its allies in Europe should be resolute in responding to Russian aggression.
Officers responded to the 2900 block of Paradise Road, near Riviera Boulevard, where at least one person was shot, Metro said at 12:35 p.m.
United Nations peacekeepers commonly pay for sex with cash, dresses, jewelry, perfume, cell phones and other items, despite a ban on such relationships with people they’re supposed to be helping, a draft U.N. report concluded.
President Barack Obama has ordered 450 more U.S. troops to Iraq to rebuild Iraqi forces in preparation for a battle to retake territory lost to Islamic State.
The man suffered a medical episode and crashed May 5 at the intersection of Flamingo Road and Rainbow Boulevard.
Quarterback Aaron Rodgers, still feeling the pain of Green Bay’s NFC Championship Game overtime loss to the Seattle Seahawks last season, believes the Packers have the talent to get to the Super Bowl.
A search for a man and the 9-month-old son he is believed to have abducted has been canceled after Missouri authorities found a burned vehicle with what are believed to be their remains inside.
Between the terminology, paperwork and various fees, buying a home can become a daunting affair, especially for first-time buyers.
Before Bryce Harper blasted his major league-leading 20th home run for the Nationals on Tuesday night at Yankee Stadium, the Las Vegan laughed it up in a wide-ranging, highly entertaining interview on the MLB Network’s “Intentional Talk” show with Chris Rose and Kevin Millar.
The banged-up Cleveland Cavaliers got some positive news on Wednesday as Matthew Dellavedova and Iman Shumpert are expected to be fit for Thursday’s pivotal Game Four of the NBA Finals.
Having a grandmother who graduated from college with a major in home economics has its perks. There’s always an amazing meal on the table, the house is always spotless, and your clothes are never ruined.
Sometimes mixed signals can be a good thing, especially when it sends you back for more tasty things to eat.
Soda drinkers in San Francisco, consider yourselves warned. The city is on its way to becoming the first in the nation to pass a law requiring health warnings on all advertisements for sugary drinks, putting soda in the same category as alcohol and tobacco.
UNLV’s season opener at Northern Illinois on Sept. 5 will be televised by CBS Sports Network, and will be at 4:30 p.m. PDT. It is the first game in the coach Tony Sanchez era.
An English biochemist and Nobel laureate is being criticized as “sexist” for comments he made to the World Conference of Science Journalists in Seoul, South Korea, and for his apology on Wednesday.
Pope Francis approved on Wednesday an unprecedented Vatican tribunal to judge bishops accused of covering up or failing to prevent sexual abuse of minors, but one victims’ group branded the move as too little too late.
An Arkansas woman finally located the happy couple that she snapped a photo of during their marriage proposal in Arches National Park.
ESPN will present the Arthur Ashe Courage Award next month to the female identity of former Olympic decathlon champion Bruce Jenner, saying that the selection is because of “courage and for giving comfort to those facing similar circumstances as well as for educating people about the transgender community.”
Las Vegas police abuse and neglect detectives investigated the death as part of standard procedure.
Catching a foul ball at a baseball game is always pretty fun, but when it’s caught on GoPro, it’s even better.
A 27-year-old recreational poker player from Westminster, Colo. entertained observers at the Rio Convention Center with his unique all-in call and won the World Series of Poker’s $1,500 buy-in “Millionaire Maker” No-limit Hold ‘em tournament late Tuesday.