Calling all acrobats, jugglers, magicians, ventriloquists and guys who swallow things and then regurgitate them.
As companies like Postmates, GrubHub and Amazon PrimeNow continue to change the way Americans eat by offering restaurant-to-door delivery services, food chains are adapting to be apart of the growing trend.
Michelle Kolnik, AKA “Crykit”, is a DJ, but moonlights as owner and creator of Crykit’s Playhouse, an online thrift store boutique.
More than 100 women who thought they were protected from pregnancy by their birth control pills have filed a lawsuit against a manufacturer because the pills were packaged incorrectly.
The intersection of Charleston Boulevard and Grand Central Parkway is closed after a man fleeing from Metro officers crashed into multiple cars, police say.
The family of LSU running back Leonard Fournette is under investigation for potentially violating NCAA rules that prohibit players from benefiting from his name, likeness or image.
If you sue Taylor Swift, just remember her lyrics might be used against you.
The human remains found near an Overton campsite in October have been identified by the Clark County coroner’s office as a man police said went missing in August.
CARSON CITY — Lawyers for the family of a Nevada inmate shot and killed by a corrections officer a year ago at High Desert State Prison are in negotiations with the attorney general’s office to try to reach a settlement, court records show.
Graphic video shows the minutes leading up to the death of a Virginia man while in police custody. Officers can be seen tasing Linwood Lambert, 46, multiple times while he is handcuffed, outside of a hospital where the officers had initially taken him for medical help.
Gentrification has long been a dirty word for forcing poor people out of neighborhoods across U.S. cities. The narrative is that gentrification displaces low income residents and in the worst case scenario causes homelessness. Now, a new storyline is emerging that shows that it isn’t fair to blame gentrification for displacing low income residents and that there might actually even be some benefits.
Heavyweight star Mirko “Cro Cop” Filipovic’s latest retirement announcement may not have been completely his decision.
The final table of the $10,000 buy-in No-limit Texas Hold ’em World Championship was played over three days for the first time in the event’s 46-year history, and the ESPN-friendly format appeared to be a hit.
A 2-year-old child in Georgia died Wednesday night after accidentally shooting himself in the face.
The U.S. postal workers union on Thursday endorsed Bernie Sanders in his bid for the White House, delivering a boost to the Vermont senator’s underdog campaign against Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton.
A 19-year-old white Missouri man is scheduled to appear in court on Thursday on the charge of making threats on social media to shoot black people at the University of Missouri’s main Columbia campus.
When Capt. Jason Kinzer brought Allegiant Air Flight 864 in for an emergency landing on June 8 and ordered the evacuation of passengers from the twin-engine MD-80 jet at St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport in Florida, he followed what he thought was the safest procedure for his passengers and crew.
Republic Services’ new $35 million, 110,000-square-foot recycling center packs a welter of machines, bunkers, belts and sorters designed to process up to 3 million pounds of cardboard, newsprint, glass and metal from around the valley.
There are few advantages to centralization, especially in government. Bureaucracy always tends to suffocate efficiency. But at least everyone is under one roof and talks to one another, right?
A 21-year-old man is dead after he fell from a moving car he clung to while fighting the driver inside Wednesday night, Las Vegas police say.
Although I have never been a perp, I participated on a famous perp walk in 1983 and have the black-and-white photo to prove it. The perp was later-to-be-murdered mobster Anthony Spilotro. The serious-looking FBI agent walking him by the press was Marc Kaspar.
Another national restaurant chain has picked Las Vegas to open its first location in the Western United States. This time, it’s Brooklyn, N.Y.-based Luke’s Lobster has opened a shack stand outside Fashion Show mall on the Strip.
If loved ones with allergies or asthma will be visiting your home this holiday season, take these steps to make your house more comfortable for them.
Learn about the Whole Hog Challenge, the ultimate eating showdown.
This infographic shows how advanced processing technology is the binding ingredient to produce consistent, high-quality sugar, which is used in the sweet treats we all know and love.
Tips for staying on track during the holidays.
Streamline your holiday shopping with this helpful guide.
For those living with asthma, this story offers information on protection from the flu.
Looking for meaningful, schedule-friendly ways to give back this year? Try these ideas.
Dreading going back to work in the New Year? Some organizational products and tactics can make the transition easier.