An executive with one of Southern Nevada’s dominant taxicab companies says the Nevada Transportation Authority’s proposed regulations for transportation network companies “is going to represent a public safety disaster for Las Vegas.”
Legal staff with the Nevada Public Utilities Commission is recommending that commissioners do not issue an expedited order Wednesday to continue an existing net metering program as requested by rooftop solar officials.
A Home 4 Spot Animal Rescue held a benefit July 28 at Tommy Rocker’s Cantina & Grill to support its efforts to provide foster care and medicine to abandoned dogs.
Of all the inventions or discoveries of the 20th century, and there were many, among the most important were synthetic pesticides. This category includes herbicides, insecticides, rodenticides, fungicides and others.
The death of a black man who was fatally shot by police in South Carolina after a high-speed car chase on Saturday was a case of “suicide by cop,” a county coroner said on Tuesday.
If you weren’t planning on having pizza for lunch or dinner, turn back now. Here are some of the best across the valley.
Two men were found shot dead in an east Las Vegas apartment complex just before sunrise Tuesday, according to police.
If you happen to spot Aretha Franklin and Clive Davis in Las Vegas, don’t interrupt them. Not if you want to see a musical biography of Franklin on Broadway.
When Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman John Urschel says he got a good deal on the used 2013 Nissan Versa he bought for $9,000 last year, we believe him.
A Mississippi couple, accused of seeking to join the militant Islamic State group on a planned honeymoon trip, remained in custody on Tuesday after being denied bond in federal court.
Police have a man in custody they say forced a woman into her Layton, Utah apartment and then assaulted her with various objects for the next 20 hours while she was in and out of consciousness.
You can not help but admire the drive and perseverance this little boy possesses. From the second his instructor asks if he’s ready, without any hesitation, he ferociously shouts “hai YAH” and it’s officially game on.
Imagine being a child without hair. It happens. Alopecia strikes children through the destructive process of autoimmune issues.
In case you missed it, Google is now Alphabet, Alphabet owns Google, and Google has a new CEO, who reports to the old CEO. Here’s the deal.
Some of the debris recovered from the crash site of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 in eastern Ukraine may be fragments of a Russian-made missile system, Dutch prosecutors leading an international investigation said on Tuesday.
The shuttered Riviera property will be demolished as planned as the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority’s board of directors on Tuesday affirmed a recommendation of its Convention Center District committee.
There are four new Las Vegas shows going on sale at the end of the week, but before we get to that, there’s some other breaking concert announcements you should be aware of.
You know your lineup is stacked when the first night of your three-day festival closes with Stevie Wonder, Hozier, Major Lazer and Atmosphere.
London-based Makie dolls are all ears when it comes to making a doll that looks just like you.
This weekend, Bellagio’s signature fountains host — and play a role in — a free 30-minute spectacle adapted from the kabuki classic “Koi Tsukami (Fight With a Carp).”
A motorcyclist who was critically injured in a late July crash in the central valley has died, Las Vegas police said.
A man and a woman in Redstone, Pa., are accused of setting a 14-year-old boy on fire for an online “fire challenge” and refusing to take him to the hospital.
Edge Steakhouse, which opened July 28, is an offshoot of the original that opened in Park City, Utah, in December 2012.
A pilot ejected from a U.S. F-16 before it crashed Tuesday morning in a forested area in Germany’s Bavaria region, the U.S. Air Force said.
B&M products may be a challenge to find in Las Vegas but readers clearly think the hunt is worth it, if my mail is any indication. I received numerous replies to a query from Don Burleigh, who’s looking for the company’s baked beans and brown bread.
For 34 years at the Review-Journal, photojournalist Jeff Scheid’s camera has captured everyone from mobsters to showgirls.
Maureen Braziel, 69, has been involved in martial arts for 50 years. Her walls are filled with photos and trophies from her pioneering competition career.
Making school lunch for your child doesn’t have to be boring. Here are some nutritious and exciting ideas for your child’s next take-from-home lunch.
The gaming and resort industries on Tuesday staked out a spot in the presidential race taking shape in Nevada, reminding leaders of their importance to the state’s economy, as well as the votes of thousands of their workers.