The campaign for Jeb Bush, anticipating a competitive primary season, is forming an aggressive presence in states beyond the four that will vote in February — Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina.
When Sgt. Chelsea Cruz and Spc. Jose Gamino arrived at their duty station in Kabul, they were greeted by the grim reality of violence and poverty that continues in war-torn Afghanistan.
Twitter is starting to make a bigger push for TV fans, networks and advertisers wanting to reach a primetime audience: The company has started to make its TV Timelines feature more widely available, and is adding shortcuts to the TV experience directly to its users’ tweets.
Hilton Worldwide Holdings said on Saturday it was investigating claims that hackers had compromised registers in gift shops and restaurants at a large number of Hilton Hotel and franchise properties across the United States.
As UNLV ran off the Sam Boyd Stadium field at halftime, its long-suffering football fans stood and gave the football team a big ovation. They had a lot to shout about and no reason to be nervous.
Carly Fiorina’s rise in the polls has made her a target for GOP rivals — especially Donald Trump — and a national press ever eager to trash Republicans. And the new focus on her background highlights the longtime double standard that GOP presidential candidates face.
The Clark County School Board, a year after parents balked at proposed changes to its sex education policies, again will try to strike a balance between limiting what students learn about sex and providing full disclosure of today’s sexual spectrum.
There is no more talk of a government shutdown now that John Boehner has stepped down.
The wizards who run the Las Vegas Strip forbid public clocks, the better to mystify spenders, thus sometimes we mark time by the passage of shows and stars.
Two men who were hit and killed in separate crashes this month were identified Saturday by the Clark County coroner’s office.
Nearly 700 people have signed an online petition to bring back a Virginia teacher who was placed on leave after she used the N-word during a high school history lesson.
The feds call it “environmental justice.” Western Shoshones say it’s really “environmental racism.”
Last week’s hullabaloo over George Strait playing at least four Las Vegas arena concerts next year got me wondering: Has any other superstar kept getting more and more popular over the years without doing one thing different?
If you haven’t heard Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump brag about the vastness of his wealth lately, wait five minutes and he’ll remind you.
Erik Pfahler is about to exorcise a recession-era specter. Come October, Pfahler and his California investment firm, Newport Pacific Land Co., will cast out what he called four “gray ghosts” that haunt the southwest corner of Flamingo Road and Town Center Drive in Summerlin South.
Hyundai has issued a recall for about 470,000 Sonatas citing an assembly issue that could cause the engine to stall.
It was supposed to be all in good fun at Friday night’s Sun Devil football game, but the actions of “Sparky” the ASU mascot put a Tempe city councilman in the hospital.
Oscar Sida, instructor and Human Services Program coordinator at UNLV, has noticed that for many people, their smartphone has become an addiction.
A faith film with an unexpected hero, an adaptation of a young adult novel and a reinvention of “Cinderella” lead new movies on DVD this week.
Federal prosecutors acknowledged Friday they made mistakes that led to the overturning of a New Orleans lawyer’s mortgage fraud conviction in Las Vegas.
A Las Vegas man has been arrested on sex-trafficking charges involving a 13-year-old Texas girl, according to the Metropolitan Police Department.
Mylan’s EpiPen4Schools Program is helping school nurses deal with childhood allergies.
Liberty football coach Rich Muraco was the first to concede his team didn’t play its greatest game Friday night.
After the final play of the third quarter Friday at Green Valley, the host Gators trailed Palo Verde by 15 points and seemed destined for defeat.
Las Vegas football coach James Thurman refuses to call his team’s battle at quarterback a controversy.
After losing to Liberty by three touchdowns at home last week, Centennial coach Leon Evans was looking for a big win to regain his team’s momentum.
Cheyenne was looking to make a statement in the Division I-A Sunset League after last week’s disappointing home loss to Faith Lutheran.