Former 51s outfielder Darin Mastroianni crashes into the outfield wall to only have it fall on top of him.
Las Vegan Bryce Harper’s all-star status has allowed him to show off his humorous side for New Era and his physique for ESPN.
Defense lawyers in Colorado’s movie massacre trial opened their case on Thursday, seeking to portray gunman James Holmes as insane and not in control of his actions when he plotted and carried out the 2012 rampage.
A divided Nevada Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the murder conviction and death sentence of Timothy “Stone” Burnside in the 2006 fatal shooting of a former professional basketball player as he waited at the drive-thru of a Jack in the Box in Henderson.
Republican New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who suffered in the polls after a politically motivated bridge traffic tie-up, will announce on Tuesday he is running for president, according to a source familiar with his plans.
The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children is seeking the public’s help in finding a 17-year-old Las Vegas girl who went missing ten days ago, the center said Thursday.
Louisiana Governor and U.S. presidential candidate Bobby Jindal caused a Twitter storm of jokes and insults in India on Thursday after he said he dislikes being called an Indian-American.
Herbst family-owned JETT Gaming will take over the Searchlight Nugget next week after the Nevada Gaming Commission Thursday signed off on the purchase of the historic gaming site in tiny Searchlight.
The body of the Rev. Clementa Pinckney returns home Thursday evening, where his flock has been preaching love in the face of the hate crime that took his life and those of eight others.
Donald Trump, the billionaire real-estate mogul, is planning to sue U.S. Spanish-language TV network Univision for dropping coverage of the Miss USA pageant he part-owns, his lawyer said on Thursday.
The sequel is part buddy comedy, part road trip, part courtroom drama and part goofy action spectacle. But none of the genres is given the time to be sufficiently, satisfyingly explored, despite the movie’s way-too-long 115-minute running time.
Which team gets booed first? Who will be the first to cry? Will Kobe Bryant tweet a reaction to the Lakers’ pick?
American rock singer Courtney Love got caught up in violent protests against online ridesharing service UberPOP in Paris on Thursday, saying the car she was traveling in was besieged by angry demonstrators.
Once a hotbed for celebrities, the Center Bar is closing Sunday to make way for a new and refreshed drinking spot.
If Netflix were a Nielsen-rated TV network, the No. 1 streaming service would, within a year, attain a larger 24-hour audience than each of the major broadcast networks — ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC — according to a Wall Street analyst firm.
Newly formed Nevada South Search & Rescue’s trailer was taken at 4:10 p.m. Wednesday from a home near the intersection of West Lone Mountain Road and North Grand Canyon Drive, Metro said.
Home to the Utah Shakespeare Festival’s outdoor productions since 1977, the beloved “Wooden O” known as the Adams Shakespearean Theatre hosts its final plays as part of the Cedar City festival, which launches Thursday.
One woman found out that the phrase “beauty is pain” is more than just a cliché after the skinny jeans she was wearing caused her to lose feeling in her legs.
Molycorp Inc., the only U.S. supplier of rare earths, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Thursday along with its North American subsidiaries to restructure $1.7 billion of debt in its U.S. and Canadian operations. The mine is near the border of Southern Nevada and California and employs Las Vegans who commute to work there.
Singer Taylor Swift has dropped her opposition to Apple Music. On Thursday she announced that her latest album “1989” will be available on the music streaming site.
The Supreme Court held in a 6-3 decision that the Affordable Care Act authorized federal tax credits for eligible Americans living not only in states with their own exchanges but also in the 34 states with federal exchanges.
Peyton Manning helped out a grieving family in Indiana with an inspirational gesture, sending them an autographed photo and a handwritten letter as they try to recover from losing a loved one killed by a drunk driver.
The New York City Department of Consumer Affairs says it has uncovered “systematic overcharging for pre-packaged foods” at the city’s Whole Foods stores.
By now, you’ve probably heard that Treasury Secretary Jack Lew is planning to put the image of an important woman on U.S. currency. The identity of the famous female has yet to be announced — cue the debate about who’s worthy of the honor — but we do know that she is supposed to replace Alexander Hamilton on the $10 bill.
NHL player Jarret Stoll has agreed to plead guilty to a pair of misdemeanor charges in a deal with prosecutors reached Thursday.
A military fighter jet crashed in Arizona on Wednesday during a night-time training mission, military officials said.
Dustin Diamond, who played the nerdy Screech in the early 1990s U.S. television sitcom “Saved by the Bell,” was sentenced on Thursday to four months in jail on two misdemeanor convictions stemming from a Christmas night bar fight in a northern suburb of Milwaukee.
For many years, Laura Myers volunteered for Habitat for Humanity, in places such as Uganda, Mongolia and New York. Her family suggests that memorial contributions to the late RJ reporter be made to Habitat.
Archaeologist Kish LaPierre is so impressed with the richness of artifacts at a Nellis Air Force Base site that she plans to nominate it for inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places.
It looks like Howard Stern is leaving “America’s Got Talent” — or, at least he says he is.