Guitarist Rudolf Schenker of the Scorpions discusses his band’s history ahead of a five-show run at The Joint at the Hard Rock Hotel.
The toxic water crisis in Flint, Michigan, makes columnist fear for his daugher.
A doctor who sued Caesars Entertainment Corp. when it barred him from its properties and prevented him from attending a medical conference at Paris Las Vegas lost his appeal Thursday to the Nevada Supreme Court.
The district attorney says he knew participating in the show would open up his office to criticism, but he says he treated the show as any other media request. “But at the end of the day, I’m very proud of this project,” Wolfson says.
ATLANTIC CITY — Atlantic City’s casinos are providing more proof that their improving fortunes after a rash of competitors shut down may not be a fluke.
A 30-year-old man accused of killing two women near the Strip has been indicted on murder and other felony charges, prosecutors said Thursday.
Paul Zerdin heads a puppet invasion that will have him competing with Terry Fator and Henson puppets.
A U.S. judge on Thursday handed a victory to congressional Republicans who challenged the implementation of a provision of President Barack Obama’s healthcare law involving reimbursements.
The West Coast Conference men’s and women’s basketball tournaments will be sticking around in Las Vegas — at least through 2019.
One of her main goals, is to spread awareness of the backlog of rape kits in Clark County that go untested.
Las Vegas will give its annual salute to the Wild West this weekend, as the annual cowboy-themed Helldorado Days marches back into the city.
The fashion photographer behind Calvin Klein’s racy new ad campaign isn’t bothered by the social media firestorm it has sparked.
The world’s largest retailer is trimming its free-shipping pilot program to two days from a three, and it’s cutting a dollar off the membership price.
When the temperatures go up in Southern Nevada, so does the curtain — figuratively speaking — at Super Summer Theatre.
Buffalo Wild Wings teamed up with UFC Hall of Famer Forrest Griffin and current middleweight champion Luke Rockhold to give an unsuspecting fan the ultimate “Takeout Fakeout.”
French prosecutors said Thursday that $2 million tied to Tokyo’s winning bid for the 2020 Olympics was apparently paid to an account linked to the son of the disgraced former IAAF president in the months immediately before and after the Japanese capital won the games.
Donald Trump and House Speaker Paul Ryan pledged to work together despite their differences after a meeting Thursday aimed unifying a party torn over Trump’s rise to the cusp of the Republican presidential nomination.
The barricade situation at a central valley apartment has been resolved and the man taken into custody, according to Las Vegas police.
Video-game giant Activision Blizzard is teaming up with Facebook to deliver live eSports tournament coverage on the social-media service worldwide.
An online auction appears to have been halted for the pistol that former Florida neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman used to kill unarmed black teenager Trayvon Martin.
A report from international advocacy group Oxfam says poultry workers in the United States labor in a “climate of fear,” with some forced to wear diapers on the job.
During his 27-year tenure as the bumbling patriarch of Fox’s animated series “The Simpsons,” Homer Simpson has achieved many impossible things. But one thing he has yet to do is appear live on air. Until now.
The Henderson Symphony Orchestra plans to name a new permanent conductor by July. Candidates have been interviewing with board members and filling in as guest conductors at various concerts. The orchestra received about 54 applicants and whittled it to four: two locals and two from out of town.
For 20 years, it’s been known as “the place” to go for bagels. Savvas Andrews, owner/operator of The Bagel Cafe, 301 N. Buffalo Drive, said part of the business’ longevity was because he insists on consistency. He said a bagel made 20 years ago would taste the same as one made today.
Behind the Red Shield tours at The Salvation Army’s Social Services Campus let those who work to aid the homeless show the behind-the-scenes efforts of the operation. The next tour is set for May 19.
Northwest resident Melinda Munson does not consider herself, or her husband Paul, exceptional. She believes that anyone in their shoes would do what they are doing, no questions asked. The reality is not everyone would be able to take care of children with special needs — or especially go out of their way to adopt them.
Tiffany King and De Salazar found out about their breast cancers around the same time. They’re daughter and mother and have taken the fight to the streets to encourage people to get mammograms and detect the disease early.
The Well Care Behavioral and Medical Clinic provides patients with access to transportation, medication, appointments and more to help them not only get back on track but stay on track regarding their mental health.
This year, Maverick Hiu has performed in roles originated by ‘80s heartthrobs Kevin Bacon and Christian Slater. Beginning May 19, he’ll be appearing in a role originated by himself in the new musical “Bright Side” at Art Square theater, 1025 First St.
An off-the-cuff remark made by Inventables CEO Zach Kaplan cost his company more than $10,000, and he couldn’t be happier about it.