The Los Angeles Angels had an unexpected visitor on the field during last night’s game with the St. Louis Cardinals.
A man convicted of kidnapping and aggravated assault walked out of a Washington state jail after switching identities with a fellow inmate, triggering a manhunt by federal and local authorities, officials said on Friday.
In the opinion of oddsmakers, Canelo Alvarez should fear a fight with Gennady Golovkin. Station Casinos opened Golovkin as a minus-400 favorite in boxing’s next potential megafight.
Meghan Trainor took a major tumble while performing Thursday night on “The Tonight Show.”
Sales at retailers jumped in April by the most in a year, indicating consumer spending will help the U.S. economy recover from an early-year slowdown.
This week’s picks for movies, TV and streaming video include “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” and “The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari.”
A second-division Argentine soccer player has been killed by a gunshot to the chest by unknown assailants who apparently entered his home in a robbery attempt.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said on Thursday that Amazon.com, the world’s biggest online retailer, has “a huge antitrust problem.”
The Passat is the roomiest sedan that Volkswagen offers in the U.S., and not only has it been thoroughly “Americanized,” it is also built here — in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Volkswagen rolled out the first Passat back in 1973, making it older than many of the people who buy it today, and the 2016 version is its eighth generation.
When is a transmission not just a box of gears? When it’s the 8P75XPH, a brand-new device — and concept — from ZF, the German supplier of automatic transmissions to many high-end cars. Not only does it offer eight speeds ahead and one in reverse, it also tucks a powerful electric motor inside its housing, where it can help out a vehicle’s gasoline engine right at the source, as it were.
Just how significant is the new Pacifica minivan? Important enough to obliterate the Town &Country name, because, quite frankly, Chrysler doesn’t want you thinking about it. At all. Ever. The Pacifica is mind bleach. Your memory wipe.
Jamie Tadrzynski’s dedication to the field of education was rewarded May 6 when she was honored as the recipient of a blue 2016 Sonic LT Turbo Sedan compliments of Findlay Chevrolet. The award capped Teacher Appreciation Week. Tadrzynski teaches world history and AP human geography at Valley High School.
Keith Morgan has been for Ford dealerships for 24 years. Now the controller for Friendly Ford, he is a dyed-in-the-wool believer in the company and the product.
With an extensive selection of new and used vehicles, Chapman Automotive boasts a vehicle for everyone at a price — and color — that fits any budget. Customer Bobbie Nemetz, who recently purchased a 2015 pink and black Jeep Sahara Wrangler, is a testament.
Surrounded by relatives and neighbors, Italy’s Emma Morano greeted with a smile the news that she, at 116, is now the oldest person in the world.
The Southern Nevada Institute for Spirituality in Healthcare believes a contemplative practice of meditation or prayer brings the mind, body and spirit together, resulting in better health care outcomes.
Our entertainment picks this week include Whitey Morgan and Brenda Lee.
Public schools must permit transgender students to use bathrooms and locker rooms consistent with their chosen gender identity, according to an Obama administration directive issued amid a court fight between the federal government and North Carolina.
A verbal argument led to a man being stabbed at an east valley bar Friday morning.
Our music picks this week include the Hair Metal Awards and the Cure.
Nicolas Cage may not make ’em like he used to, but he is still making ’em in Las Vegas.
Our arts picks this week include Left of Center Gallery’s “North East” exhibit, and Jazz in the Park.
Chris Connelly is the founder of Contrarian Investments LLC, one of the first established sports betting entities in Nevada. Entity betting could provide a significant boost to the state’s handle.
Anna Bogoslavets, a freshman on a UNLV roster that features only foreign players, is a young woman from the Ukrainian capital of Kiev who will shatter the single-season record for winning percentage. She is 24-1 entering the NCAA Tournament on Friday.