Let’s get one thing straight right off the top: MAGIC has nothing to do with illusions or sleight of hand.
Symphony Park is one step closer to securing its first private, tax-paying company.
The U.S. military flew four of its most advanced fighter jets low over South Korea on Wednesday in a show of force after recent North Korean actions that have heightened tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
Striper fishing continues to be slow in Vegas Wash and the surrounding area. Shad are in deep water, making them difficult to catch.
A man shot during a robbery in a parking lot in southwest Las Vegas was hospitalized early Wednesday morning, police said.
The man who police said shot himself in the parking lot of a Metropolitan Police Department substation in the southwest valley Tuesday morning was identified Wednesday.
The University of Texas president approved plans on Wednesday that would allow for licensed concealed handgun holders to bring pistols into classrooms, saying he has been forced to do so under a new law approved by the state’s leaders.
Indianapolis Colts linebacker Jonathan Newsome was arrested early Wednesday after a noise complaint at his suburban apartment resulted in charges of marijuana possession.
U.S. Sen. Dean Heller joined other Republicans Wednesday in urging President Barack Obama not to nominate a successor to the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.
Glendale police say the shooter in last week’s murder suicide at Independence High School got the gun from a classmate. That 15-year-old male classmate reportedly got it from his house without his parents’ permission.
A man was thrown from his motorcycle after colliding with a vehicle early Wednesday morning, Las Vegas police said.
If you expect to pay more for health care in 2016, you’re in the majority. According to our poll responses, 43 percent of Americans expect to pay more for health insurance this year.
Former Ultimate Fighting Championship and PRIDE FC star Wanderlei Silva is no longer faces permanent exile from mixed martial arts competition by the Nevada Athletic Commission.
Frank Marino is in for a long day. Not that most days aren’t on the longish side for Marino. He’s been performing on the Strip for 30 years straight. By his own reckoning, Marino has done more than 25,000 shows.
A Bullhead City, Ariz., police sergeant was off duty when he died in his pickup truck in Southern Nevada on Tuesday.
“Grease: Live!” star Vanessa Hudgens and model/actor boyfriend Austin Butler are in a bit of hot water after a romantic Valentine’s Day weekend in Sedona, Arizona.
There’ll be no more free breadsticks on North Town Center Drive.
A man survived being shot in the face during an alleged burglary in the southern valley early Friday morning.
A Florida couple claimed their share of last month’s record $1.6 billion Powerball lottery jackpot on Wednesday, coming forward with the second of the three winning tickets.
Nike terminated its endorsement contract with Manny Pacquiao on Wednesday after the boxer’s derogatory comments when he said people involved in gay relationships were “worse than animals.”
Navona Gallegos and Stephen Canty traveled 700 miles from Santa Fe, New Mexico, to Las Vegas to canvass neighborhoods as volunteers for Bernie Sanders’ presidential campaign.
For the past decade, the Academy has continually disavowed “Oscars gift bags,” but this year the org is taking it further, suing Distinctive Assets.
The former owner of a Las Vegas counseling service was given a prison sentence of two to five years Wednesday for his role in a scheme to defraud the court system.
Veterans claim aid: David F. Bolser, CEO/founder of Senior Veterans Inc., a national nonprofit, is set to be available from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Feb. 19 and 20 at Atria Sunlake, 3250 S. Fort Apache Road, to talk to residents about how to qualify for a monthly pension from the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Five takeaways from the UNLV basketball team’s 79-74 loss at Air Force on Tuesday.
Two men broke into a home in Henderson and tied up the owner before robbing her early Wednesday, police said.
Grocery store tour: UnitedHealthcare’s Health, Education and Wellness program plans to conduct a grocery store tour from 9 to 11 a.m. Feb. 18 at Smith’s, 8050 S. Rainbow Blvd., to demonstrate how to efficiently read food labels, navigate the grocery store and discuss shopping for substitute items.
The chefs at the Divine Cafe plan to lead guests through the cuisine of Italy during a hands-on class scheduled from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Feb. 19 at the Springs Preserve, 333 S. Valley View Blvd.
Look over the selections in the meat case at your neighborhood supermarket and you’re likely to see packages labeled “stew meat.” If you’re planning to make stew, you’ll want to ignore those, because local chefs say that’s not a good starting point.
