The Clark County School Board and its teachers, for the first time in several months, appear to have found some common ground.
“Who’s the Boss?” star Danny Pintauro revealed that he’s HIV-positive in an interview with Oprah Winfrey that aired on Saturday.
This is the 13th anniversary of Fright Dome at Circus Circus. Each October, the Adventuredome attraction becomes a playground of spooks and scares.
Country star Eddie Montgomery’s 19-year-old son died Sunday following an accident.
For a show that rarely features the inside of a courtroom, “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation,” the fictional television drama with an exaggerated portrayal of forensic science, certainly has had great influence at Clark County’s Regional Justice Center.
Verve boldly states its mission as the “church for people who don’t like church.”
“Hotel Transylvania 2” easily topped the weekend box office, sinking its teeth into an impressive $47.5 million, and providing a big win for star Adam Sandler and Sony Pictures, the studio behind the animated franchise.
A 1965 Shelby Cobra CSX 6000 Roadster is bathed in neon light backstage before being auctioned Saturday during the annual Barrett-Jackson classic car auction at Mandalay Bay Convention Center.
When they first saw school buses activating their flashers in the middle of the Spaghetti Bowl, some motorists probably thought, “Please, please don’t drop off students in the middle of Interstate 15.”
The first week of the fall TV season comes to an end Sunday with the premieres of ABC’s new dramas “Blood & Oil” and “Quantico.” Here’s a look.
As the December 18 debut of “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” draws ever closer, more and more is being revealed about the movie, its characters and its plot. Here are some of the highlights of what’s been revealed.
Two months after Bobbi Kristina Brown died under a cloud of suspicion that led to accusations of wrongdoing, authorities in Georgia say they now know how she died — but they aren’t saying.
Bill Cosby’s stunning fall from grace appears far from over.
Caitlyn Jenner can make her name and gender change legitimate, a judge ruled.
Bonnie and Frank Martin opened their Bitter Root Ranch Sept. 19 for their 17th annual benefit for Opportunity Village. More than 900 guests attended.
Pope Francis dove into some of the United States’ thorniest political debates during his historic visit by urging the world’s wealthiest nation to welcome immigrants, to end homelessness and do more to address climate change.
Like a lot of people, Fernando Lopez enjoys pouring himself a cold beer. Unlike most, it takes him several weeks or even months to be able to pour it.
When you are lying in hospice, “being right” will not be much company.
A little show about forensic investigators that made its debut on Friday nights in the fall of 2000 would go on to change the fate of a network, the face of television and the way the world saw our city.
A group of Idaho State students spent more than three miserable hours in Las Vegas on Saturday night.
A timeline of “CSI: Crime Scene Investigators” throughout its 15-year run.
Idaho State coach Mike Kramer was livid at his team’s performance in an 80-8 loss to UNLV on Saturday night.
It has the potential of being Nevada’s next gold rush, but the problem is that there doesn’t seem to be much rush to it.
Las Vegan Roy Nelson had never been into the fourth round of a fight in his professional caree
Although women make up the majority of domestic violence cases, about 835,000 men across the United States are domestically abused by their partners every year
A 14-year-old girl is in critical condition after she was hit by a car while crossing the street near Saint Rose Dominican Hospital’s San Martin campus Saturday night.
The people of Nevada, 135 years ago, voted to separate church and state by specifically adding to the Nevada Constitution the requirement that “no public funds of any kind or character whatever, State, County or Municipal, shall be used for sectarian purposes.” This became Article 11, Section 10 of the Nevada Constitution. But since we at the American Civil Liberties Union of Nevada filed our lawsuit Duncan v. Nevada on Aug. 27, we have seen and heard all manner of criticism from those who believe obtaining a voucher card from the state will set them free from the shackles of public education, and thus are willing to throw the mandates and protections of the Nevada Constitution aside.