A woman who says polygamous leader Warren Jeffs forced her to marry her cousin when she was 14 has agreed to settle her lawsuit against the sect’s communal property trust for $2.75 million, attorneys for both sides announced Friday.
Three officers involved in a July shooting that killed a man who fired a pellet gun at a policeman should not face criminal prosecution, according to a preliminary finding from the Clark County district attorney.
At Bellator 154, Las Vegas-based fighter Mark Dickman will make his promotional debut. A former title challenger with RFA, “Tricky” is expecting a high-octane clash with his opponent, Ousmane Thomas Diagne.
The Ford Mustang has been a part of the American automobile industry since its introduction in March 1964. It became a hit as soon as it was offered to the public after a giant celebration that gained instant notoriety.
As auto technology becomes more sophisticated, the convenience and safety features along with entertainment components and mobile communication connectivity from inside the vehicle can be a lot for a driver to keep track of and use to its fullest potential.
What sedan is the poster child of the entry-luxury segment? The BMW 3-series, of course.
Ben Affleck has expanded his role in the DC universe by taking on the duties of executive producer on Warner Bros.’ “Justice League: Part One,” in addition to starring as Batman.
Three men appeared in Las Vegas court Friday to face charges in connection with the fatal shooting of a southwest valley Lee’s Discount Liquor cashier.
A woman accused of bilking the Las Vegas Valley Water District out of $4.5 million is no longer employed by UNLV. A university spokesman said Jennifer McCain-Bray’s employment ended Friday, but he declined to say if she quit or was fired.
After watching 39 new correctional officers being sworn in Friday, new Nevada Department of Corrections Director James Dzurenda said he plans to temporarily prohibit the use of birdshot while a newly formed research committee looks at alternatives and reviews the department’s use of force.
Follow the link for this week’s boys volleyball coaches poll, compiled by the Southern Nevada Volleyball Coaches Association.
U.S. employers pulled back on hiring in April, adding 160,000 jobs, the fewest in seven months, after a streak of robust monthly gains. The unemployment rate remained at a low 5 percent, roughly where it has been since fall. Last month’s hiring gain marked a drop from the average increase of 200,000 over the past three months.
A former Utah lawyer appeared in federal court Friday in Las Vegas following his arrest on felony tax evasion charges.
Police on Friday arrested a federal officer suspected in a two-day shooting rampage in the Washington suburbs that killed his wife and two apparent strangers and revived memories of the “Beltway sniper” attacks of 2002.
Federal authorities and the Nye County sheriff’s office are looking for three men who broke through the security fences surrounding Devils Hole on April 30 and may have killed at least one critically endangered fish.
A gaming manufacturer has relocated its operational headquarters from Eastern Canada to Las Vegas. DEQ Systems Corp., which was founded in 2002, moved into 5,000 square feet of office space at 6140 Brent Thurman Way in April.
One of the main benefits of living in the Las Vegas Valley is its proximity to the beauty and solitude of Red Rock Canyon.
Grohl interviewed the pop legend on the Axis theater stage at Planet Hollywood on Thursday for the “SiriusXM Town Hall with Lionel Richie,” which airs Friday.
Nevada should re-evaluate sentencing ranges for some felony crimes and make better use of probation for low-level, non-violent offenders to keep its prison population in check, a criminal justice consultant said Friday.
Attorneys involved in creating limited liability corporations in Nevada and other states questioned Friday whether new rules announced by the White House to bring more transparency to the process are an overreach that won’t successfully combat tax evasion, money laundering and financial crime.
Ben Coupet, a 6-foot 7-inch forward from Chicago, is taking an official visit to UNLV on Friday.
A visitor from Texas will be returning to the Lone Star State with a little more money in his pocket — $1, 027, 739.84, to be exact.
A Nevada company said it will try to purchase an unfinished nuclear power plant from the Tennessee Valley Authority and use the site in northeast Alabama to produce electricity with new technology.
Over the years, there have been commercials for Las Vegas-based companies that became a normal part of our everyday lives after being forced to see them countless times.
This week’s inexpensive live music options include Adelitas Way at Count’s Vamp’d and Ill Nino at LVCS.
A blockbuster report from The Sun in the United Kingdom on Friday morning claims Las Vegan Floyd Mayweather is on the verge of announcing a return to boxing for a showdown with Ultimate Fighting Championship star Conor McGregor.
In a city that never sleeps such as Las Vegas, child sex trafficking has an environment in which to thrive. While some believe it is a crime that happens only to at-risk children from Third-World countries, Metropolitan Police say in reality it can happen to anyone’s child.
Donald Trump’s apparent lock on the Republican presidential nomination means advocates of large-scale transfers of federal lands to states in the West likely won’t find support in the White House regardless of who wins election in November.
The man who crashed into a bus stop near the North Las Vegas Airport and died Thursday afternoon has been identified by the Clark County coroner.
A light heavyweight bout between contenders Anthony Johnson and Glover Teixeira was made official Friday as the co-main event of UFC on Fox 20, scheduled for the United Center in Chicago on July 23.