Here we go again with another super-cool design for an airliner that flies faster than the speed of sound.
At least two people were killed and 30 others injured after two dams collapsed at a Brazilian iron ore mine, officials said on Friday, as rescuers searched for the missing under mud and debris from colossal floods that devastated a village.
Volvo’s S60 Cross Country combines three car-lover experiences in one.
Introduced in 2010, the Ford F-150 Raptor truck was an instant success.
With excitement building for the 2016 Kia Optima, Henderson Kia in the Valley Automall is already taking orders for the latest edition expected to arrive in January.
Vegas PBS is launching a campaign to find photos of five fallen Vietnam veterans to complete Nevada’s participation in the national Faces Never Forgotten project before Veterans Day on Nov. 11.
Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson’s campaign on Friday acknowledged he never applied nor was accepted to the U.S. Military Academy at West Point – a tale he included in his autobiography and that he has repeated since then, POLITICO reported on Friday.
High school and college students can be eligible to win a scholarship of up to $2,500 by hosting an American Red Cross blood drive.
The Las Vegas Firefighters are selling T-shirts to raise money for the Movember Foundation, which raises awareness for men’s health issues and supports projects that fight prostate and testicular cancer.
If UNLV’s Blake Decker plays, this category goes to the Rebels. If not, give it to Hawaii and Ikaika Woolsey. Expect Decker to play, but will he be effective with an injured right shoulder?
While most studies have focused on the role that birth order plays in personality, recent research conducted by the Journal of Financial Therapy suggests that your birth order can also affect financial decision making. Here’s what your birth order says about your finances.
Former New York prison worker Joyce Mitchell has agreed to pay authorities more than $80,000 for her part in helping two convicted murderers escape.
A dream has come true for a “Star Wars” fan without much time left to live.
The number of murders of transgender people in the United States hit a record high this year, activists said on Friday, amid outcry over rising violence in the transgender community.
Spring Valley Hospital officials topped out a four-story tower on Thursday. Construction on the tower began in June. The new tower will add up to 144 beds to the existing 237-bed facility.
The United States will boost security for U.S.-bound flights as a precaution following the recent Russian passenger jet crash in Egypt, including tighter screening of items before they are brought on board aircraft, U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said on Friday.
As details unravel following the death of an Illinois police officer, a man who was nearly arrested is breathing a big sigh of relief.
Fall has created a big buzz around knits, even chunky ones for Vegas’ chillier days.
Lamar Odom turns 35 on Friday, but it’s not the birthday he probably envisioned.
The domestic violence charges filed last year against Dallas Cowboys defensive end Greg Hardy have been expunged.
President Barack Obama on Friday rejected the proposed Keystone XL oil pipeline from Canada in a victory for environmentalists who have campaigned against the project for more than seven years.
UNLV announced on its Twitter account Thursday night the Rebels’ uniform combination for Saturday’s 3 p.m. football game with Hawaii at Sam Boyd Stadium.
UFC veteran Dan Henderson was shocked to learn he had company when he returned to his room in Sao Paulo, Brazil, after dinner this week.
High school football continues tonight around the valley. Here are five games to watch this week.
A convicted murderer who escaped an Ohio prison more than 37 years ago while serving a life sentence has been captured in St. Paul, Minnesota, the U.S.Marshals Service said on Friday.
What to do with $355,000 in donations and more money pouring in?
A student who attacked four people with a hunting knife at a University of California campus before being shot dead by police was a freshman who had planned the attack out of anger over being kicked out of a study group, authorities said on Thursday.
In a major policy announcement, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints says children living in a same-sex household may not be blessed as babies or baptized.