Former two-division boxing champion Zab Judah announced on Tuesday his latest comeback attempt.
Opening statements were due to begin on Tuesday in the trial of a former sanitation worker accused of being the “Grim Sleeper” serial killer, charged with slaying nine women and one girl in a Los Angeles crime spree that spanned more than two decades.
A Clark County grand jury Tuesday began hearing evidence against longtime Republican activist Tony Dane in an alleged extortion plot against a Nevada assemblyman.
A man who was shot to death on a northwest valley driveway Wednesday night was named Tuesday by the Clark County coroner’s office.
On race day, success in a marathon has more to do with a runner’s head than legs. That’s according to Sylvia Mosqueda, a former pro runner who competed for a spot on the U.S. Olympic team five times.
Work is nearing completion on the British Airways Boeing 777 that caught fire after an aborted takeoff in Las Vegas in September, but airline officials aren’t saying when the plane will be flown from McCarran International Airport
Casino equipment provider Everi Holdings has replaced its CEO with a long-time board member and gaming industry figure until a permanent leader is named.
Witches and wizards, grab your wands and start practicing spells, because a Harry Potter-inspired coffee shop has opened its doors in Henderson.
Three U.S. citizens who were kidnapped in Baghdad last month have been released with the help of the Iraqi government, the State Department said on Tuesday.
The Rebels are 7 1/2-point favorites on the road against Air Force tonight. The game tips at 6:30 p.m. PST.
Boyd Gaming Corp. reduced a quarterly net loss from a year ago and grew both revenue and earnings in all of 2015, the casino operator said Tuesday.
Brigham Young quarterback Taysom Hill is planning to return for a sixth year of college football in 2016.
An American journalist and her camera crew who were arrested in Bahrain and accused of participating in an illegal gathering have left the country after being released on Tuesday, their families said in a statement.
The federal government will tread slowly before returning to the expansive Gold Butte area following the arrest in Oregon of a Bunkerville rancher and two of his sons, a Bureau of Land Management officials said Tuesday.
The D Las Vegas announced a deal Tuesday with the Downtown Project and Fremont East restaurants Le Thai and Bocho in which the casino’s customer can redeem their complimentary earned dollars toward meals at the two locations.
A big hotel-casino on the Strip has agreed to pay back wages in a wrongful-termination case.
A 27-year-old inmate was found dead of an apparent suicide in a Northern Nevada prison’s bathroom area early Saturday morning.
Gaming and Leisure Properties and Pinnacle Entertainment will hold separate shareholder meetings on March 15 to approve the companies’ $4.75 billion merger.
If you were to stumble across the Michael Madsen movie “Death in the Desert,” which debuted today on video on demand and as a digital download, the story may sound more than a little familiar.
It’s high time to ignore the Culinary Union. Once again, union officials duped us over another stunt stemming from the labor organization’s fixation on locals gaming giant Station Casinos.
A man was killed in a car crash in the southwest valley early Tuesday, Las Vegas police said.
Like most teams with several returning players, Silverado’s boys basketball squad expected to improve this season.
The pedestrian killed when he was struck by a suspected drunken driver Friday evening has been identified by the Clark County coroner’s office.
The UNLV Rebels travel to Colorado tonight to face the Air Force Falcons. Here’s everything you need to know to watch.
A lengthy legal dispute between mixed martial arts veteran Quinton “Rampage” Jackson and Bellator MMA has been resolved, clearing the way for his return to the organization.
At the annual MAGIC fashion convention, the new normal is Ashley Torres, a woman who gets paid by companies to blog and do social media about their clothes, food and lifestyle products.
Like most teams with several returning players, Silverado’s boys basketball squad expected to improve this season.
UNLV defensive line coach Joe Seumalo is leaving the Rebels after one season to take the same position at Arizona State, according to multiple reports.
Hip-hop ruled the Grammys stage on Monday in performances that put racial tension back in the national spotlight and where some of music’s biggest stars failed to deliver, or in the case of Rihanna, failed to show up at all.
Breaking down the UNLV basketball team’s game at Air Force at 6:30 p.m. PST today.
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