A woman who was shot and killed early Sunday near Arizona Charlie’s Decatur has been identified by the Clark County coroner’s office.
CBS is hoping to gain rights to transmit the National Football League games it broadcasts on TV via its new broadband service “CBS All Access” in time for the next TV season, the company’s chief executive told investors Monday.
Sports broadcaster Erin Andrews tearfully told a Tennessee jury on Monday of her shock and humiliation after learning that a nude video of her taken by a stalker was posted on the Internet.
A Raleigh, North Carolina, police officer on Monday killed a man who was fleeing arrest, authorities said, and a local TV station reported protesters chanting “black lives matter” gathered at the scene.
A woman was arrested during a prison visit on Feb. 21, when officials say she was trying to smuggle in drugs.
A national labor union is seeking an administrative review that could block casino operator Pinnacle Entertainment’s $4.75 billion merger with real estate investment trust Gaming and Leisure Properties.
Construction will start this fall in Mesquite on a full-service repair station for commercial and recreational vehicles.
A former hospital worker is expected to enter guilty pleas this week to the murder and abduction of two Virginia university students, prosecutors said on Monday.
This is the year that for some crazy reason, NASCAR Weekend at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, USA Sevens rugby at Sam Boyd Stadium, UFC 196 at the MGM Grand Garden and the West Coast Conference men’s and women’s basketball tournaments at the Orleans Arena will be held in Las Vegas, concurrently, or at least within the same 72 hours or thereabouts.
Just in time for Women’s History Month, the Nevada Women’s Film Festival returns for its second year to acknowledge women who write, produce and direct films as well as movies with strong female characters.
Slipknot and Marilyn Manson are set to hit the road together later this year on a tour that will include a June 17 stop at the MGM Grand Garden. If there’s a more perfect pairing out there this summer, you’d be hard-pressed to find it.
Contracts to buy previously owned U.S. homes fell to their lowest level in a year in January amid a persistent shortage of properties for sale, which could slow the housing market ahead of the spring selling season. Contracts fell 4.5 percent in the West, which has seen a rapid increase in home prices amid tight inventories.
The many shapes, forms and, most importantly, purposes of lighting can often leave DIY designers in the dark. There are the cost-efficient LEDs, recycled and repurposed chandeliers and, of course, the constant go-to pendant light that so many fall back on when trying to illuminate a specific area.
The No. 1 St. Mary’s and No. 2 Gonzaga men’s basketball teams will be the top seeds when the West Coast Conference men’s basketball tournament begins in Las Vegas later this week.
The Minnesota Wild left wing will be a restricted free agent following a a 2015-16 season in which he earned $950,000. But in a roller-coaster season, Zucker has had to deal with slumps, injuries and a temporary benching from his former coach.
A police department in a Washington suburb is mourning an officer who was killed during her first day on the job.
A corrections officer accused of aiding two convicted killers in their escape last June from an upstate New York penitentiary pleaded guilty Monday and was sentenced to six months behind bars.
Four students were wounded on Monday after a shooting at a high school in southwest Ohio, and one suspect was in custody, according to officials.
The older of the two brothers behind the deadly 2013 Boston Marathon bombing passed a test to become a U.S. citizen three months before the attack, the Boston Globe reported on Monday, citing federal documents.
An inmate in Northern Nevada serving a life sentence for sexual assault has died, the Nevada Corrections Department said.
Nevada state officials announced Monday that workers compensation insurance rates are heading lower, with the biggest decrease in loss cost rates since 2010.
Leonardo DiCaprio’s moment in the Oscar limelight on Sunday spawned a record-breaking burst of Twitter activity.
Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio is blasting rival Donald Trump on Monday for his refusal to disavow former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard David Duke, after the Republican front-runner blamed the incident on a bad earpiece.
Amazon has launched its biggest foray into food outside of the United States with a deal with British supermarket Morrisons to offer fresh and frozen goods to customers, in some places as quickly as under one hour.
Gas, food and electricity are three sources of energy that fuel our lives. Without them, we cannot move, connect or nourish our bodies. Are we stuck with this dependency model?
Following the December announcement that Cracker Barrel would be opening its first Las Vegas location at the Silverton in late July, the restaurant chain has confirmed a second location will be headed to Southern Nevada this year.
Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel is at it again.
For the first time in a decade, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas spoke during oral arguments.
The New England Patriots and quarterback Tom Brady reportedly agreed to a two-year contract extension through the 2019 season when he will be 42.