They regret the reason for the scrutiny, but some cryotherapy entrepreneurs welcome the spotlight that’s been thrown on their industry.
Former Lt. Gov. Lonnie Hammargren is hosting his latest “last” Nevada Day celebration in somewhat the same way Cher approaches her Farewell Tours.
A 23-year-old man died after crashing a car into a concrete pole near Oakey and Martin Luther King boulevards Friday morning, Las Vegas police said.
As politicians wrangle over ways to slash prescription drug costs, there are lots of ways consumers can control how much of a bite medications take out of their monthly budgets.
As parents have grown increasingly leery of sending their kids out trick-or-treating on streets where they don’t know their neighbors, alternatives for celebrating Halloween have flourished.
A woman was arrested Friday after police said she crashed a Nissan Altima through a central Las Vegas Valley wall and ran off, leaving her 2-year-old son and 11-month-old nephew behind with an injured adult passenger.
Prince Spencer, who tap-danced his way across color barriers as a member of the Four Step Brothers, died Thursday, weeks after celebrating his 98th birthday Oct. 3.
Like two old friends squabbling over who picked up the last dinner check, Las Vegas and Clark County could soon be arguing — yet again — over who owes the other more money.
Olivia Newton-John has yet to pick the best impersonator of her. Give her time, people. The contest is just now underway. But Britney? Or even Steven Tyler? She already found them.
If sports players can be traded, why not a stadium? UNLV officials covet 38 acres of Clark County land sandwiched between Thomas & Mack Center and a 42-acre site for a possible new stadium, so one scenario could be the university considering swapping Sam Boyd Stadium for the county property.
Breast cancer. A fast-appearing, quick-growing breast cancer that struck Carolyn Whitney when she was 25 years old, an age when the occurrence of breast cancer is relatively rare.
Sitting out was painful for UNLV quarterback Blake Decker, and the Rebels sure missed him.
Even with the sun high in the sky, it’s easy to imagine the old western town at Bonnie Springs Ranch has a supernatural side.
Thousands die in Las Vegas each year, but only few of them have been widely-known — Pat Morita, John Entwistle and B.B. King, for examples. In some of those cases, their deaths become infamous.
Ever think about trying to double your life savings by betting it all on one game?
Grand jury subpoenas reportedly have been issued in the case of the sex scandal involving the Louisville men’s basketball program.
So there we were, sitting outdoors on a balmy evening, gazing at a row of young trees (mesquites, maybe?) with a water wall beyond, enjoying the aromas of Italian cooking and listening to the soft tinkle of glassware within.
As you spend the next few days taking your last trip through your favorite haunted house or subjecting yourself to a scary movie binge-a-thon on cable TV, take a moment to thank your brain and your body for giving you the safest shivers you’ll ever feel.
When things go bump in the night, America knows to call the experts on hauntings: the Las Vegas-based crew of the Travel Channel’s “Ghost Adventures,” Zak Bagans and Aaron Goodwin.
Here’s a look at what happened during Week 10 of the high school football season.
Last Sunday, the valley’s most colorful residence, “The Slammer,” played host to a fundraiser for the United Church of Bacon. The church, a satirical religion marshaled toward an atheist flock, now has a permanent home at Penn Jillette’s custom-made abode.
Ghost hunters in the Henderson area could give you the scoop on supposed haunted spots in Nevada, but many also could tell you a tale of their own encounters with the so-called spirit world.
Georgia authorities were investigating on Friday how a group of inmates in a suburban Atlanta jail were able to make a rap music video using jailhouse equipment and then get it posted on social media, sheriff’s officials said.
Here’s a look at what happened during Week 10 of the high school football season.
The Senate, working late into the night, approved a two-year budget deal early Friday morning that will avoid a government default on its debts and remove caps on discretionary spending that most lawmakers found too onerous.
Some very expensive dirt just changed hands in Henderson’s newest luxury homes community, Ascaya.
Wearable techs are all the rage, not just because they help monitor a person’s health; they also provide detailed information that can help alter daily life for the better.
When IKEA opens its doors in Las Vegas early next summer, the Swedish furniture retailer will be part of a growing trend in Southern Nevada of companies generating their own power.
Sports network ESPN said on Friday it would shut down Grantland, a sports and pop-culture website, five months after sports commentator Bill Simmons quit as editor-in-chief.
A woman claims she was falsely arrested by Henderson police in 2013 and unlawfully incarcerated for about six months after her spouse accused her of attempted murder.