Solutions for View’s crossword and sudoku puzzles, July 30, 2015, editions.
Travel back, back in time, and rekindle the memory of seeing Taylor Dayne at Sunset Station in 2000.
Four Los Angeles-area police officers have been arrested on charges of physically abusing minors who were attending a boot camp for at-risk youth in central California, a sheriff’s office said on Wednesday.
Don’t expect the overcast weather to stop the 105-degree day the Las Vegas Valley is marching toward.
If you’ve heard Fall Out Boy’s latest single, “Uma Thurman,” it doesn’t sound like anything else on the radio right now. And that was kind of the goal, says bassist Pete Wentz — not to be consciously contrarian, mind you, but to make music unique and distinctive to Fall Out Boy, like the great acts that have come before it.
A bad batch of tattoo ink has been distributed along the West Coast, U.S. health officials said Thursday, urging artists and customers to look out.
Metro on Thursday identified a suspect they say shot and killed a 31-year-old man in the central Las Vegas Valley over the weekend.
A fatal stabbing outside a Walgreens on Wednesday night followed stalking and a death threat from a man who had been romantically linked to the slain woman, according to a Las Vegas police report.
Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush will visit North Las Vegas and Reno on Wednesday, his campaign said.
NV Energy warned on Thursday that people pretending to work for the utility company are trying to call and scam money out of its customers.
Nevada will host the first of six presidential primary debates for Democrats on Oct. 13, according to Democratic National Committee Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
The battle to tame California’s fiercest wildfire this year, the big Rocky blaze north of Napa Valley wine country, neared a turning point on Thursday as ground crews fighting the flames for an eighth day steadily extended their control lines.
A man suspected of fatally shooting a Louisiana police officer Wednesday night already was wanted on a charge of second-degree murder, Shreveport police said Thursday.
A self-employed delivery driver who filed his own handwritten appeal in a workers’ compensation matter won a victory in the Nevada Supreme Court on Thursday.
In the end, mass killer James Eagan Holmes kept silent and the people he once referred to as “collateral damage” had the final word.
Mariah Carey finally got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame — and it was accompanied by some big news.
In celebration of its 40th year in business, Boyd Gaming will donate $1 to Three Square food bank for every dinner buffet purchased at six of its properties on Saturdays in August.
Arraignment dates have been set for two Southern Nevada inmates indicted by a Clark County grand jury on unrelated escape, weapon and other charges, the attorney general’s office said Thursday.
Wayne Rudolph still has his father’s 20th Army Air Force uniform and the photos his dad’s reconnaissance squadron took while flying from Tinian in the Northern Mariana Islands on Aug. 6, 1945.
Six years ago, in June 2009, we were told the Great Recession had ended and recovery had begun. So by now, you should be able to feel that recovery like the scalding August sun on your skin, right?
Las Vegas has long wanted to attract a major professional sports franchise, and it’s on the brink of doing so with the National Hockey League. But apparently there’s concern about where all the local fans might park to access the gleaming new Strip arena being built by MGM Resorts International and Anschutz Entertainment Group.
Last week, a Comedy Central skit called “TeachingCenter,” about the career moves of star educators in the fictional 2015 “Teacher Draft,” went viral.
Vincente David Montano terrorized movie patrons in what looked convincingly like a theater massacre in the making, and police in Nashville, Tennessee, responded accordingly, shooting him dead.
Even though transportation regulators have proposed knocking down the cost for a transportation network company to be licensed in the state, it’s still substantially higher than anyplace Uber and Lyft operate.
Earlier this year, Carla Wise from the Bureau of Land Management and Christy Klinger from the Nevada Department of Wildlife spent hours in a helicopter logging the locations of hollow plastic pipes used to mark mining claims.
A Texas day care worker was arrested on Wednesday on charges that she produced pornography with a little girl in her care, prosecutors said.
Tom Brady threw jabs at Peyton Manning and Mark Brunell amid a prodigious pile of the Patriot quarterback’s private emails that were made public Tuesday as part of the NFL Players Association’s lawsuit against the NFL over Brady’s four-game suspension.
Stanford University researchers are using the most sophisticated fly catcher in the world with the potential to speed up the rate of scientific insight into diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.
About 1,500 NV Energy customers in the southwest valley were without power for an hour Thursday morning, according to the utility company’s website.
Splendid news if you had your sights set on seeing the Melvins at the end of the month at the Bunkhouse but were summarily shocked and saddened by the sudden closure of the downtown venue.