Two people were killed in separate shooting incidents by what police believe was a driver in a pickup truck who shot at them on a highway west of Oklahoma City, a crime suspected to be tied to road rage, investigators said on Thursday.
If Utah punter Tom Hackett doesn’t make it in the NFL, he might want to try his hand at being a color commentator. The Australian is one of the most colorful quotes in college football.
Martin Shkreli, a lightning rod for growing outrage over soaring prescription drug prices, was arrested in New York by the FBI on Thursday on securities fraud charges involving his former hedge fund and a pharmaceutical company he previously headed.
California rap group N.W.A., British metal band Deep Purple and rock-pop group Chicago are among the musicians chosen to join the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2016, organizers announced on Thursday.
The Las Vegas police officer who shot and killed a man Monday night outside his northeast valley home has been identified as 36-year-old Solon McGill.
It’s a “December to Remember,” in more ways than one, on Saturday at the Las Vegas Natural History Museum.
The son-in-law of billionaire casino owner Sheldon Adelson arranged the $140 million purchase of the Las Vegas Review-Journal on Adelson’s behalf, sources confirmed Wednesday.
Congressional leaders on Wednesday promoted a bipartisan deal on a $650 billion tax measure that included making permanent a provision allowing Nevadans to continue deducting state and local sales taxes from their federal taxable income.
Faulty wiring in a space heater caused one room in a downtown Las Vegas motel to catch fire Thursday morning, fire officials say.
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“Star Wars: The Force Awakens” has the potential to become the biggest movie of all time. Some of the main stars in the older “Star Wars” movies are returning to join the cast — and they have acquired incredible wealth from the franchise. Here’s a look at the main cast members and how starring in the films has impacted their finances.
I was too young for the original 1977 release, but I saw “Star Wars” — or, as it’s been rechristened, “Star Wars: Episode IV — A New Hope” — the following year during the first of its five re-releases. Soon after, I had the Darth Vader helmet carrying case crammed full of action figures, the more obscure the better.
True confession No. 1: I love “Star Wars.” True confession No. 2: I didn’t want to see “Star Wars.” But allow me to explain.
The Jedis and the Rebel Alliance are facing huge odds as 25-to-1 underdogs to defeat the Empire — although those are better odds than Batman’s 99-to-1 long shot to kill Superman next year.
Tra Holder scored 19 points and Arizona State erased a 14-point second-half deficit to upset UNLV 66-56 at the Thomas & Mack Center.
I suppose the best thing that could have happened for UNLV’s basketball team Wednesday night would have been for no one to discover those AAA batteries and duct tape needed to fix the shot clocks at Thomas & Mack Center because when you spend nearly $50 million on renovations, it must be tough making sure all the lights work.
Some might question why the UNLV men’s basketball team received F’s across the board since it had a 12-point lead at the half before falling to Arizona State 66-56 at the Thomas & Mack Center on Wednesday.