Making fetch happen might not have passed by Regina George, the fictional character from the movie “Mean Girls,” but northwest Las Vegas resident Charity Rael made it happen.
It may be only a small boutique — 605 square feet — but Parque’s co-owners have big plans.
Monday Night Football was playing on all the big-screen TVs, but no one was watching. Instead, all eyes were on the three women at the front of the room who had strapped on black tassled bras over their white shirts.
Two of the women sexually assaulted by a former Oklahoma City policeman said on Friday they feared for their lives after the officer threatened them with arrest and violence if they did not perform sexual acts on him.
Imagine being handed an all-expenses-paid vacation halfway around the world. That’s what happened to Summerlin-area residents Christina Amato and her fiance Marco Traniello.
Lawyers for a Baltimore police officer charged in the death of a black detainee rested their case on Friday after arguing that the officer had acted reasonably in failing to call for medical aid or to secure the man in a police van.
Cocaine and alcohol killed former Atlanta Braves pitcher Tommy Hanson last month, a Georgia coroner said on Friday, finding that an accidental overdose had caused the death of an athlete once considered one of baseball’s most promising pitchers.
Chef Chris Vaughn talks about the secret simplicity behind Secret Pizza, a stripped down New York style pizza spot in the Cosmopolitan.
Marquis Wimberly, a wide receiver from Chaffey College in Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., reneged on his commitment to play football at UNLV.
The Thunderbirds air demonstration team will perform their neck-craning loops and breathtaking rolls in red-white-and-blue F-16 jets over Nellis Air Force Base in November after last year’s public show at their home base was off the schedule.
Venerable NBC personality Willard Scott is retiring after 65 years at the Peacock, Variety has learned.
What was initially reported as a gas leak Friday morning at Ed Von Tobel Middle School was really a malfunctioning heating unit, school officials said.
A motorist is in critical condition after a two-vehicle crash at Martin Luther King Boulevard and Gowan Road about 3:40 a.m. Friday, according to North Las Vegas police.
While curling up under a blanket with a bowl of popcorn and your favorite TV series may sound like the best way to unwind after a long day, science now suggests you could pay for your binge-fests later in life in the form of decreased mental capacity.
Now it’s Southern Nevada’s turn. With the formal announcement of a deal between the state and Faraday Future to build an electric car manufacturing facility in the Apex industrial park in North Las Vegas, the region has a few reasons to cheer.
A loud party needs a willing host even more than it needs a well-stocked bar. That made the decision about where “Rock of Ages” could move a lot easier.
Over the years, a laundry list of diseases have been added to the health issues smoking contributes to, and yet, there are still smokers.
If you’re looking for a gift that stand the test of time, jewelry is a great surprise in the stocking.
Anyone who provides a regular service for your family should be included on your “nice” list each year. If they’re on your “naughty” list, find a new service provider.
Surprise, Ariz., police are investigating after a man shot and killed a dog in a neighborhood park Thursday night. It happened in a community located near Bell Road and the Loop 303.
Just as all the holiday shopping is done it’s time to wrap the gifts.
Dozens of firefighters stood just a few feet away from a rural Moapa home in the fading light of a beautiful, crisp November day and did not put out the growing fire.
Gift giving should be more science and art and less chaos and havoc.
The frivolity of fans storming the court after a college basketball game took a dark turn Thursday when a Des Moines Register columnist sustained a broken leg.
There’s one way to make sure you don’t forget all the hard work you put into making Christmas perfect this year: Take lots of photos.
Every year when the calendar flips to the 11th month of the year, half the country moans that it’s too soon for the festivities. Don’t be a Grinch.
Feel free to exchange a gift for something you would rather have.
Follow our guide to get your cards, gifts and standard mail where they need to be in time.