An agreement reached between Switch, NV Energy and state regulators that would keep the data storage company as a customer of the utility is up for review Thursday by the state Public Utilities Commission.
Thirty-five women who have accused Bill Cosby of sex assault appear on the current cover of New York Magazine in a stunning statement of unity against the legendary comic.
San Francisco city officials are implementing a new “pee-proof” paint around the city to combat the persistent problem of public urination.
President Barack Obama is marching Israelis to “the door of the oven” by agreeing to the Iran nuclear deal, Mike Huckabee said Sunday.
The county prosecutor investigating the death of a black woman at a Texas jail days after her arrest during a traffic stop said on Monday outside attorneys will help with the probe, which likely will go to a county grand jury in August.
Temple Sinai of Las Vegas has announced that Heather Klein is the new cantorial soloist. Klein, a native of Las Vegas, is a classically trained singer who performs opera, Yiddish classical song, theater, folk music and other styles. For the past decade, she has performed across the U.S., Canada and Europe as a soloist and as part of various musical groups and opera companies.
If the ice cream alone doesn’t put a smile on your face, chances are just walking into Eis Cream Cafe will do the trick.
When someone becomes unable to take care of general household activities, due to an illness or challenges related to aging, there aren’t many options. Friends and family can help sometimes, but in Las Vegas, many people find themselves without that support structure. EOS Home Care is trying to fill the gap between home health care and household chores.
For outdoor lovers in Southern Nevada, summer temperatures can bring out severe cases of cabin fever. It is difficult locating a hiking or biking destination with moderate temperatures that isn’t crowded and isn’t too far away.
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, the international drug maker linked to the 2008 hepatitis C outbreak in Las Vegas, has agreed to buy Allergan Plc’s generic drugs business for $40.5 billion in a cash and stock deal that will turn the Israeli company into one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical firms.
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The Las Vegas police department has identified the three officers who were involved in a fatal shootout Saturday.
Authorities in Atlanta said on Monday they will conduct an autopsy on Bobbi Kristina Brown in hopes of determining how the daughter of late singer Whitney Houston suffered the injuries six months ago that caused her irreversible brain damage.
A man was charged with murder after fatally shooting another man in a Florida road rage incident.
Cuba, Kenya and Saudi Arabia are doing better at fighting human trafficking. Egypt, Ghana and Bulgaria are doing worse.
Evel Knievel Days, held in Butte, Montana, came to a climax on Saturday with Gregg Godfrey’s world record semitruck jump.
“Every state should strengthen their laws,” Jindal said Sunday on CBS’s “Face the Nation.” “Absolutely, in this instance, this man never should have been able to buy a gun.”
Nevada Connections Academy plans information sessions in Henderson
The children’s play “The Lion Who Wouldn’t,” now at Henderson’s Theatre in the Valley, charms through its use of commedia dell’arte to tell a simple parable about being yourself.
Groucho Marx famously said, ’I must say I find television very educational. The minute somebody turns it on, I go to the library and read a good book.’ But in this digital age, are in-home libraries still a popular choice, or are they “Gone With the Wind”?
Southbound lanes will be restricted on the Strip as work proceeds this week at the Bellagio, where a stage is being built for a Kabuki show on the lake in front of the hotel-casino.
A Connecticut man was arrested on Sunday after getting into a two-car crash and fleeing the scene while his injured girlfriend was still in the car.
A spokesman for Hillary Clinton said Saturday that the former secretary of state will publicly testify before the House special committee investigating the 2012 Benghazi attacks.
A 48-year-old motorcyclist who was thrown from his bike in the western valley Sunday night has died, Las Vegas police said.
Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson, the center of attention as training camp got underway over the weekend, doesn’t see an end to his career for many years to come.
If you’re serious about building a better financial foundation and meeting monetary goals, there are steps you can take. You won’t see the changes overnight, but commit to one or more of these strategies, and within a year you’ll be richer.
SAO PAULO — Joe Jackson, patriarch of the Jackson family of musical performers, suffered a stroke in Brazil on Sunday and is being treated in a Sao Paulo hospital.
With his retirement next year, U.S. Sen. Harry Reid’s days as a Capitol Hill power broker might be numbered. But on the fundraising trail the Nevadan evidently still can rake it in from Democratic special interests.