Adam LaRoche revisited his departure from the Chicago White Sox on Tuesday and reiterated that he doesn’t regret quitting the team after being told his 14-year-old son couldn’t be in the clubhouse as often as the previous season.
The Las Vegas Valley’s jobless rate rose to 6 percent in the month, up from 5.6 percent in February, but down from 7.2 percent in March 2015, the state Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation reported Tuesday.
The left lane of southbound U.S. Highway 95 near Russell Road has reopened after a Tuesday morning crash, authorities said.
Golden Entertainment, which also operates the PT’s, Sierra Gold and Sean Patrick’s tavern franchises in Nevada as well as three casinos in Pahrump, is acquiring Billings, Montana-based Amusement Services LLC for $25 million.
Dallas prosecutors say they will present the family violence case against troubled NFL quarterback Johnny Manziel to a grand jury this week.
One of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority’s most lucrative contracts comes up for bid later this year and the authority’s board has made it clear that prospective bidders shouldn’t try to influence their decision.
Prince William and Prince Harry have battled with lightsabers and hugged a Wookie on the set of the next “Star Wars” movie.
Would-be Las Vegas visitors now have innovative ways to explore the city before they even make their first reservation. Here are five ways to explore Las Vegas from afar.
Tuesday will be another “sunny, beautiful day” and temperatures are expected to rise before the weekend, National Weather Service meteorologist Justil Pullin said.
Police at Austin Peay State University in Tennessee have removed six rainbow-colored nooses — widely seen as a symbol of racial hatred — hanging from a tree on campus, the school said.
This well-made Chateau St. Jean Sonoma Chardonnay reveals a flavorful balance between pears, buttery apples and citrus on the fruit side and liquid minerals on the acidity side.
The Kizuna Japanese Society was pleasantly surprised when a much larger turnout than expected attended its first spring festival to share the many aspects of Japanese culture.
Cirque du Soleil has joined a list of famous musicians and businesses boycotting North Carolina after politicians there passed a “bathroom bill” against transgender people and other citizens.