A woman survived on apples and started a wildfire to be found after she gave birth alone in the middle of a Northern California forest and fought off bees.
Knowing it is hampered by location, the restaurant offers an abundance of specials, such as all-day happy-hour prices on Mondays, kids eat free on Wednesdays and ladies’ night on Thursdays.
The United States advanced Tuesday evening to the Women’s World Cup final, downing No. 1 Germany 2-0 on goals from Carli Lloyd and Kelley O’Hara.
State officials said Tuesday that while the U.S. Supreme Court refused to consider Nevada’s appeal in a lawsuit filed by San Francisco over busing indigent psychiatric patients, the high court did agree to consider another case raising the same legal arguments that will have bearing on the ultimate outcome.
Even in our Starbucks-and-Keurig-centric world some people still use instant coffee for drinking, cooking, basting meats and baking. Readers find sources from Wal-Mart and Costco to Smith’s, Vons, Trader Joe’s and, yes, Starbucks.
This blend of grapes from California, Australia and Argentina is a bold — and affordable — choice for Fourth of July barbecues.
Review-Journal owner GateHouse Media announced Tuesday it has chosen John Perdigao as chief financial officer for its Western newspapers. Perdigao, formerly CFO at the Houston Chronicle and director of finance at the Los Angeles Times, has served as division controller at GateHouse since May.
This alpine lake more than 6,000 feet above sea level, which is as much as 22 miles long and 12 miles wide, inspires so much awe that sometimes, words simply fail.
The next “Star Trek” adventure has been christened. The third film in the rebooted adventures of James Kirk and crew will be directed by Justin Lin, the “Fast & Furious 6” auteur who is taking over directing duties from a “Star Wars”-bound J.J. Abrams.
While adding a second income to a household means there is more money to pay the bills, there are also more bills.
At some point, the estate of Kirk Kerkorian will no longer have ownership in MGM Resorts International. But disposing of more than 91.2 million shares in the casino giant won’t happen overnight.
Coming back to school is the perfect chance to make an impression. Watch out! Among all the styles out there, there are academic staples essential to creating the trendiest outfit.
A judge heard testimony Tuesday but did not decide on the punishment for a former Clark County School District official who admitted stealing tens of thousands of dollars from the district.
FBI agents have arrested a Las Vegas man on a charge of making threats against President Barack Obama.
A pre-Civil War baseball card that survived as an heirloom within the family of a player for more than 150 years is being offered at auction, with online bidding starting on Tuesday, a Dallas-based auction house said.
Recaptured escapee David Sweat has told police that he and Richard Matt conducted a practice run of their prison break the night before they disappeared from Clinton Correctional Facility in upstate New York, a state official says.
Univision is blasting a lawsuit brought by Donald Trump as “both factually false and legally ridiculous.”
This month, authorities cracked down on four cancer charities that bilked millions. Here’s how to make sure your giving gets into the right hands.
A nurse at the jail where Colorado cinema gunman James Holmes was held after killing 12 moviegoers told his murder trial on Tuesday she saw him acting bizarrely behind bars, including smearing feces on himself, licking walls and eating paper.
One person was killed and three people were hurt in a single-vehicle traffic accident in northwest Arizona Tuesday.
Wearing a Parrothead and Hawaiian shirt, a barefoot Chicago Blackhawks star Patrick Kane celebrated with the Stanley Cup on stage Saturday at Jimmy Buffett’s concert at Chicago’s Tinley Park.
A former Los Angeles firefighter found guilty of beating a woman who was feeding stray cats was sentenced to 180 days in jail.
Big changes lie ahead for Southern Nevada’s taxi industry as the Nevada Taxicab Authority gears to implement a series of changes approved in the 2015 legislative session.
The white supremacist Ku Klux Klan has received approval from South Carolina officials to hold a pro-Confederate flag rally at the state capitol, a newspaper reported on Monday, less than two weeks after a white man shot dead nine people in a black church.
Some are speculating that Britney Spears and Iggy Azalea may not be on the best terms despite their recent collaboration on the single “Pretty Girls.” It’s the song that seems to have started the trouble.
Office workers should come to the water cooler armed with conversation topics and a spirit of kindness, according to experts on office environments.
Whether a standalone roof-top pool or a dayclub, almost every major hotel-casino on the Strip offers some kind of relief from the sun.
In advance of today’s Women’s World Cup semifinal match between the United States and Germany, several of Abby Wambach’s teammates did their best impressions of her on-field antics.
President Barack Obama said on Tuesday the financial crisis in Greece should not create a major shock for the U.S. economy, but warned that its fallout could dampen global growth and encouraged both sides to reach a deal.
Three members of Clinton Correctional Facility’s executive team, along with nine security staff employees, have been placed on administrative leave as part of the review of two convicted murderers’ escape.