The search for a 6-year-old boy who was washed away in a flood in Hildale, Utah, has been been suspended and non-local resources have returned to their jurisdictions, according to the Washington County Emergency Services.
Gaming revenue in Nevada and along the Strip fell for the third straight month in August although other areas of Clark County reported double-digit increases.
If you’re having brunch at Via Brasil, you’re advised to arrive hungry — very hungry.
Billionaire William Koch persuaded a federal appeals court to uphold a jury verdict and $1.15 million award against Silicon Valley entrepreneur and fellow oenophile Eric Greenberg over the sale of 24 bottles of fake Bordeaux.
Chicago Bulls point guard Derrick Rose underwent surgery on Wednesday to repair his left orbital bone after being struck in the face a day earlier during the first practice of the season.
Habit’s main draw is the charburgers — served original with fries and a drink for $6.85 or double for $7.85
Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin stayed the execution of inmate Richard Glossip on Wednesday while the state reviews protocol questions, her office said.
A mural painter was fatally shot Tuesday while working on a community art piece focusing on anti-violence in Oakland, Calif., police reported to the Los Angeles Times.
Hard Rock Cafe Las Vegas at Hard Rock Hotel is set to commemorate 25 years in Las Vegas with a 10-day celebration from Oct. 2-11.
A Nevada Department of Corrections employee was arrested Friday on federal charges of methamphetamine possession and intent to distribute, the department announced Wednesday morning.
The Senate moved Wednesday to prevent the first part of a multi-step budget crisis when it voted overwhelmingly to keep the government funded through Dec. 11.
Tulsa County Sheriff Stanley Glanz resigned after a grand jury recommended he be removed from office and indicted him on two misdemeanors, the Tulsa World newspaper reported on Wednesday.
Volkswagen, the world’s biggest automaker, is in crisis over its rigging of diesel engine emissions tests in America and Europe.
A Kentucky county clerk who had been jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples secretly met Pope Francis in a move that disappointed many liberal Catholics and encouraged officials who support her stance.
Five players to watch when UNLV’s football team plays at UNR at 4 p.m. Saturday.
Former Caesars Entertainment Corp. CEO Gary Loveman has joined Aetna to oversee a new division for the Hartford, Conn.-based insurance company.
A man found slain in a central valley park Monday has been identified by the Clark County coroner’s office as 41-year-old Anthony Renard Prather.
The A’s became the first major league team to employ a female coach Tuesday when they announced they have hired Justine Siegal to serve as a guest instructor for the team’s Instructional League in Arizona Oct. 4-17.
The Los Angeles District Attorney’s office has decided not to file vehicular manslaughter chargers against Caitlyn Jenner in the fatal crash that left one person dead in Malibu earlier this year.
Energized by record numbers and “tremendous national buzz,” the Life Is Beautiful festival experienced a “tipping point,” according to the event’s CEO.
Salvors who picked over a Civil War gunboat probably thought the cannons were with the rest of the wreckage in a South Carolina river. Instead, three mighty artillery pieces belonging to the CSS Pee Dee were back upstream.
Channel your inner Lucy at the 23rd annual Grape Stomp Festival from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at the Pahrump Valley Winery, 3810 Winery Road in Pahrump.
After a five-hour delay, Georgia death row inmate Kelly Gissendaner was executed early Wednesday morning for her role in the killing of her husband.
When doors stick, analyze the problem. Look at the gap between the door and the frame.
Russia launched air strikes against targets in Syria on Wednesday in the Kremlin’s biggest intervention in the Middle East in decades, telling the U.S. air force to steer clear while its warplanes were in action.