Former Las Vegan said he was a big Harbaugh fan before tossing him harmless questions that mostly went unanswered.
A former Clark County School District official who admitted to stealing tens of thousands of dollars from the district will spend four to 10 years in prison and must pay back about $280,000.
One intruder was killed, the other remains in critical condition after they were shot by a 23-year-old resident armed with a pistol and an AK-47-style rifle.
The body of a 17-year-old boy who was last seen swimming Tuesday afternoon in Lake Mohave was recovered by rescue divers Wednesday morning, according to the National Park Service.
Actor Tyler Perry’s Atlanta mansion is up for sale and it’ll only cost you $25 million. If you’re a fan of luxurious outdoor pools, tons of scenic greenery and a view that kills, the “Madea” star’s pad will fit you just fine.
An unlikely item of food became the center of a massive Twitter discussion, to the point that President Barack Obama weighed in.
The U.S. and Cuba formally agreed on Wednesday to restore diplomatic relations on July 20, setting up a trip to Havana by John Kerry, who would be the first U.S. secretary of state to visit the country in 70 years.
Real estate developer Donald Trump’s string of luxury hotel properties, The Trump Hotel Collection, could be the latest victim of credit card breach, KrebsonSecurity reported, citing data shared by several U.S.-based banks.
LAKE MEAD — Largemouth bass and striped bass are both giving anglers something to talk about. Stripers have been working the surface for shad and anglers are finding the best fishing in the evenings until dark or in the grey light of morning. Get an early start to avoid the heat of the day. Those fishing for both black bass and stripers report that artificial lures have been the most productive. Catfish are taking anchovies fished in the coves.
The bottom line is be careful with fire and anything that might cause a fire as you celebrate our independence. The desert and mountains of the Southwest are like a pile of tinder awaiting a source of ignition.
As beloved as Jobs is among Apple devotees, the first trailer for the biopic makes him out to be a world-class jackhole.
Thirty-five years ago Thursday, “Airplane!” premiered in theaters. It wasn’t the first manic, boisterous comedy, nor was it the first film to parody disaster movies. (Remember “The Big Bus”? Of course you don’t, even though the bowling alley was a nice touch.)
A car ended up in a hole Wednesday afternoon in the 1100 block of Bonanza Road after the driver reportedly drove on the wrong side of the cones in a construction area.
After getting plunked by pitches a career-high 10 times last season, the Pittsburgh Pirates center fielder Andrew McCutchen already has been hit eight times this season.
Katy Perry’s music has won her millions of fans around the world. But the pop megastar’s charms have yet to sway one key group: A handful of Catholic nuns in Los Angeles.
Lake Mead Boulevard was closed at Clifford Street in the northeast Las Vegas Valley for just over two hours Wednesday after a crash between a sport utility vehicle and a tractor-trailer, police said.
Reruns of “The Dukes of Hazzard” have been quietly pulled from TV Land’s daytime schedule at a moment of heightened sensitivity to Confederate flag imagery.
An East Tennessee hardware store owner posted what is being called a controversial sign in response to the Supreme Court’s historic ruling on same-sex marriage last week.
At stake is far more than money. The Greek problem cuts to the heart of Europe’s future.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has raised about $45 million since she entered the 2016 race in April, her campaign said on Wednesday.
PGA Tour players Will Wilcox and Brendan Steele argued about music on the driving range Tuesday in a Twitter beef.
The oldest of the pedestrian bridges that crisscross the Las Vegas Strip will be overhauled in a $26 million upgrade that will be paid for by the people who use them most — Las Vegas tourists.
The Greek government’s attempt to kick-start talks on a new credit package got short shrift from euro zone finance ministers, who decided to put all discussion with Athens on hold until after a referendum on Sunday.
Kevin Love, who opted out of a deal with the Cavaliers in June, bypassing a $16.7 million salary for next season, announced Wednesday he would return to Cleveland.
Paul Thomas Anderson is writing the screenplay for Warner Bros. and Team Downey’s “Pinocchio” live-action reimagining. Although Anderson has only been hired to pen a draft for the script, there’s a possibility that he could direct the movie as well. The director has written few movies without also helming the projects.
A man’s body was found in the Arts District of downtown Las Vegas on Wednesday, police said. No foul play is suspected.
An Illinois teacher has been fired for an incident in which he stepped on a U.S. flag in class.
Mark Frissora took over as CEO of Caesars Wednesday, replacing Gary Loveman, who remains as the company’s chairman.
Macau’s nearly three dozen casinos collected $2.172 billion in gaming revenue in June, a 36 percent decline compared to a year ago.
National Football League free agent safety C.J. Spillman has been charged with sexual assault in a September incident at a Dallas-area hotel when he was playing for the Cowboys, officials said on Wednesday.