UFC middleweight Michael Bisping wasn‘t ready to stop fighting after emerging victorious by split decision over Thales Leites in a five-round battle in the main event of the organization‘s first card in Scotland on Saturday.
The former president of a disbanded southern California fraternity will not face criminal charges after a student died on a grueling hike during an initiation rite for the group, the Los Angeles Times reported Monday.
The man accused in the killing of a wealthy Washington businessman and his family was ordered Monday to go on trial for first-degree murder.
An Oregon teen who punched out the window of a burning car at a gas station to save an elderly woman over the weekend was "nothing short of heroic," fire officials said Monday.
The Bunkhouse Saloon has inexplicably gone dark. With seemingly no notice or explanation, the popular downtown music destination at 124 S. 11th Street issued word via its Facebook page that it is no longer operational, as of today.
Metro is seeking the public‘s help in identifying a man accused of robbing a U.S. Bank in the northwest valley Friday.
A Las Vegas chiropractor has been disciplined for having sex with a woman who was his student and patient after seducing her by claiming they were married in past lives, according to the Chiropractic Physicians‘ Board of Nevada.
A Washington state woman who said she shot dead her husband and infant son and then wounded herself is likely to be charged with first-degree murder, police said Monday.
By spending too much time on your phone, you might be sending a very strong and unintentional message to your children: They‘re unimportant.
Zach Lutz is happy to be back in the United States. But the Las Vegas 51s infielder wouldn‘t trade the experience of his whirlwind last 14 months for anything.
Nothing is harder for kids to adjust to than the teenage years. Adding to the emotional rollercoaster of puberty and changing bodies and minds, kids have to move from elementary school life to junior high or middle school.
What a wonderful 11 days this had been for Becky Hammon. For Jonathan Simmons and Treveon Graham, it may have been even better.
A civil rights activist who drew national attention for self-identifying as a black woman despite being the child of white parents, told magazine Vanity Fair she did not lie, but her critics are limited by their views of race: "I would say I‘m black."
Dr. Andrew Scott Martin, who threw drug-fueled sex parties at a Las Vegas hotel and his Henderson mansion, was ordered Monday to serve up to five years‘ probation.
"Breaking Bad" actor Steven Michael Quezada is throwing his hat into the ring for county commissioner in Albuquerque, N.M., the Associated Press reports.
When it comes to the adage that it takes a village to raise a child, today‘s parents are turning to social media to find that village.
Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton would increase the incentives for corporate whistleblowers to come forward to report financial misconduct, she said Monday.
The NCAA Tournament selection committee has been given more flexibility to create the best matchups for the first weekend of the event.
As Japan prepares to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II, one of its largest corporations has given a long-awaited apology for wartime atrocities.
Tennessee Titans wide receiver Justin Hunter reportedly was charged Monday with felonious assault.
A 30-year-old suspect has been arrested after police found two women and three girls, including an infant, dead in a California home.
Prospective NHL team owner Bill Foley submitted his application to the National Hockey League on Monday for a team in Las Vegas that would play at the new arena being built behind New York-New York on the Strip.
Miracle Flights for Kids provides free medical air travel for sick and injured children, but now it looks like the nonprofit has been taken for a very costly ride.
If you often find yourself trying to joke around with someone who is in tears, you may not be getting enough sleep.
A lawsuit by casino company Caesars Entertainment Corp. against a group of creditors known as the second-lien noteholders, who are owed billions of dollars, was dismissed by a New York state court judge on Monday, according to a court filing.
Some dude threw his underwear at Eva Shaw on stage, once, so if you see her DJ Wednesday at Wet Republic pool‘s night party, she says she‘d prefer roses or cheese.
Jessica Lynch, the woman made famous for being a prisoner of war in Iraq, has been dealing with the alienation and the sense of dislocation that soldiers experience when they return from war.
Country music superstars Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert said on Monday they have divorced after four years of marriage.
UNLV’s football games at Colorado State and Wyoming will be televised on Root Sports network.