Shortly after Goodell upheld Tom Brady’s four-game suspension Tuesday for his alleged role in deflating footballs — the same suspension Dallas Cowboys defensive end Greg Hardy received for assaulting his ex-girlfriend — SI.com posted a Roger Goodell Random Punishment Generator.
CARSON CITY — A draft order has been prepared in advance of Thursday’s Public Utilities Commission meeting that would approve an agreement reached between Switch, NV Energy and state regulators to keep the the data storage company as a customer of Nevada Power Co.
Sales of tangible goods sold by Nevada businesses rose 2.1 percent year over year in the month, to $4.34 billion, the state Taxation Department said Wednesday.
A 22-year-old former Las Vegas police Explorer has been accused of maintaining a four-year sexual relationship with a girl starting when she was just 11 years old.
The bicycle ride in Las Vegas on the day after the Interbike trade show in September has its third organizer in three years.
The question might not be so much if UFC bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey is willing to fight a man in the Octagon, but if a man is willing to fight her.
Three University of Virginia graduates on Wednesday filed a defamation lawsuit in New York against Rolling Stone magazine, its publisher Wenner Media and a journalist over a now-debunked 2014 article describing a fraternity gang rape.
The state’s Local Government Employee-Management Relations Board voted Wednesday to dismiss the financially beleaguered Teachers Health Trust from a dispute between the Clark County School District and the teachers union.
Macau’s slumping casino market contributed to a 72 percent decline in profits at Wynn Resorts Ltd. in the second quarter.
A University of Cincinnati police officer who fatally shot an unarmed black man has been charged with murder after a grand jury investigation, the Hamilton County prosecutor said on Wednesday.
Tom Cruise has revealed plans to return as Ethan Hunt for a sixth “Mission: Impossible,” asserting that shooting could start as early as a year from now.
Seven years ago, on the set of the sci-fi show “Supernatural,” star Jared Padalecki had an anxiety attack. After speaking with a doctor on the set, he was told he had clinical depression.
A white female supervisor for the upscale Adam’s Mark hotel in Kansas City, Mo., allegedly hung a “slave doll” from a noose in an employee break area, according to a Kansas City attorney, who sent her allegations to media outlets after regular business hours on Monday.
A few TV anchors were not happy with Cara Delevingne, and it made for one cringe-worthy interview. The model and actress appeared on “Good Day Sacramento” to promote her film “Paper Towns,” and the interview grew tense as she seemed less-than-enthusiastic and the anchors called her out for it.
Parents of a 6-year-old boy who nearly drowned in a wave pool at Cowabunga Bay have sued the Henderson water park.
Breaking Bad fans going through withdrawal, listen up: You can buy Jesse Pinkman’s house.
A North Kansas City, Mo., School District teacher allegedly enticed a student to have sexual relations with him inside a treehouse. The mother of the 13-year-old issued a warning Tuesday to other parents.
Trevor Noah has responded to the backlash that ensued after his “Daily Show” appointment was announced in March, which prompted the resurfacing of tweets of his that were deemed racist, anti-Semitic and sexist.
As usual, some TV and movie favorites are leaving Netflix this month.
Sen. Dean Heller on Wednesday sided with critics of Planned Parenthood who are seeking to restrict federal funding to the group in the wake of provocative videos that raise questions about the organization’s ethics on abortion.
An inmate who slipped away from a Nevada Department of Forestry work crew Tuesday in the east valley has been picked up, according to the Department of Corrections.
#SandraBland has over 263,300 posts on Instagram. But on Sunday night, the hashtag was blocked.
Former prison worker Joyce Mitchell pleaded guilty this week in relation to her role in the sensational June escape of two inmates in upstate New York. As part of her plea, she submitted detailed statements of her involvement with the convicted murderers David Sweat and Richard Matt.
A 22-year-old man indicted in what prosecutors on Friday described as a hate crime against an elderly gay man could soon face murder charges.
As it considers suing Clark County over its delayed opening, a medical marijuana dispensary is seeking internal emails that could shed light on the county’s treatment of it and other businesses.
WASHINGTON — Hillary Clinton on Tuesday called the trio of Planned Parenthood videos released by anti-abortion activists “disturbing,” but both she and fellow Democratic 2016 hopeful Bernie Sanders are defending the controversial women’s health organization.
Time will tell if Jayson Werth regains his All-Star form for the Washington Nationals, but the veteran outfielder, who was activated from the 60-day disabled list Tuesday, is still on top of his tipping game.
The bankruptcy judge overseeing the reorganization of Caesars Entertainment’s largest division said Wednesday the company could not pursue a fast appeal to his ruling that allows bondholder lawsuits to proceed.
The Kansas City Royals (61-38) have the the best record in the American League and show no signs of slowing down, winning their fourth straight game in Tuesday’s 2-1 win over the Cleveland Indians.
Two Wall Street analysts said in research notes Wednesday that MGM Resorts International may be considering selling The Mirage to focus on other development aspects for the Strip casino giant.
