Living in Las Vegas, we’re all exposed to several different nationalities visiting our little oasis of a city as tourists. But what do you get when you ask foreign students how they distinguish Americans from other nationalities?
In his first NASCAR Xfinity Series race back from a broken right leg and left foot, Kyle Busch proved conclusively that he hasn’t lost a step.
Restaurant owner and chef Natalie Young wants people to stop describing the cuisine of her new restaurant called Chow as Asian fusion. It’s Southern-fried chicken. And it’s Chinese food. That’s it. No crossover.
Las Vegas police are seeking the public’s help in locating the passenger of a white truck they say was involved in a fatal shooting in the central valley Friday night.
Las Vegas resident Charles Weakland, who managed five gun shops across the valley for 35 years, said one reason he loves to call Nevada home is because of its gun laws.
Hypocrisy, thy name is Roger Goodell.
Do you know someone who is in debt? Matters of money and debt are often associated with personal, emotional concerns. You’ll want to be tactful in your discussion to avoid making matters worse. Here are nine things you shouldn’t say to someone in debt.
Gov. Brian Sandoval signed the final bills of the 2015 legislative session into law Friday, including a measure creating the “Breakfast After the Bell” program for schoolchildren and another providing $14 million for the construction of a Northern Nevada Veterans Home.
The death of a Nevada inmate who died in May at Southern Desert Correctional Center in Indian Springs was ruled natural by the Clark County coroner’s office.
The Alaska woman whose body was found May 28 in a hotel room at the MGM Grand died of anorexia, the Clark County coroner’s office said Friday.
The Croatian football federation has blamed “sabotage” after the imprint of a Nazi swastika was left on the pitch used for its national team’s Euro 2016 qualifier against Italy Friday night.
If you’re looking for some prohibition-inspired drinks to cool off with in Las Vegas this weekend, Saturday, also known as World Gin Day, is good place to start.
As world geography teachers, it’s only appropriate that Kimberly Caipa and Caprice Leidig have the opportunity to travel the world.
Even with closer pictures, NASA still isn’t sure what the mysterious glowing spots on Ceres are.
Janna Hoehn only needs eight more photos of Nevada’s fallen Vietnam War servicemen to add the Silver State to her list of states completed for a Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund project “Faces Never Forgotten.”
A man who attacked Dallas Police headquarters early on Saturday with gunfire and explosives was found dead after being shot by police snipers a few hours later, authorities said.
San Diego area beaches were awash in red this week, shocking beachgoers and fascinating children.
When “Jurassic Park” came out in 1993, it was the most scientifically accurate depiction of dinosaurs ever put on film. Since then, science has progressed beyond director Steven Spielberg’s film, providing a much more detailed view of what prehistoric life was really like.
Opera in Las Vegas is hot. Opera Las Vegas is generating buzz with its stunning traditional production of one of opera’s top 10 works, Puccini’s “Madama Butterfly,” at UNLV’s Judy Bayley Theatre.
Hillary Clinton took the stage on New York City’s Roosevelt Island Saturday, looking to offer hundreds of supporters her answer to the question that has dogged her presidential campaign through its first two months: Why?
Dez Bryant is threatening to miss the Dallas Cowboys’ regular-season opener unless he receives a long-term contract by July 15, according to an ESPN report.
Dozens of residents took a stand against the violent crimes that plague their central valley neighborhood Thursday night. The rally and peace walk were part of the Season of Peace initiative, a collaboration between valley police departments and community and faith leaders.
All the signs are there: Strip location, conventioneers to the left and right, expense-account pricing, but you know what? The food and service at STK more than make up for such inconveniences.
Buying gifts for guys doesn’t have to be a challenge if you stick with some tried-and-true options.
Learn how to create a stunning summer look with these expert makeup and hair tricks.
A survey finds key takeaway for staying active, feeling positive and embracing the present.
Actor John Stamos, 51, of “Full House” fame was arrested late Friday in Beverly Hills, California, and given a citation for driving under the influence. He was also taken to hospital for treatment of a possible medical condition.