In the wake of a viral video showing men dumping an unknown liquid at a Northern Nevada manufacturing company, initial soil sample tests taken from the facility do not reveal significant levels of chemicals, according to the Nevada Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.
Though our main purpose in traveling to Scotland was for our daughter’s college graduation, I couldn’t overlook the chance to experience fly-fishing in the birthplace of the sport.
The alert was sent at 2:50 p.m. and read “ACTIVE SHOOTER! EMERGENCY! There is a suspect with a firearm on the UNLV campus.” It also included, “THIS IS NOT A TEST!”
Greg Maddux, the Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher and 1984 Valley High School graduate, will join the UNLV baseball team as a volunteer pitching coach starting in the fall.
Las Vegan Barbara Mulholland was devoted to philanthropy that showed results. Her efforts stretched far beyond just writing checks.
The UFC Fight Night 90 co-main and main event stars weigh-in.
The names of the victim and the driver involved in a Fourth of July fatal vehicle-pedestrian collision have been released by the Arizona Department of Public Safety.
Sheriff Joe Lombardo is a man of his word. No question about it. And almost 300 residents of Sun City Summerlin can attest to that, especially after hearing Lt. Nick Farese explain how an increased police presence — just as Lombardo promised — has helped ward off the wave of burglaries and robberies that hit the retirement community earlier this year.
In the last year, an Ethiopian-owned restaurant, coffee shop, and driving school have taken root in the Flamingo Business Centre, joining a hub of Ethiopian businesses across the street.
A supervisor at an Iowa casino, a dealer and a patron have been charged with conspiring to cheat at roulette and split thousands of dollars in illicit winnings, investigators said Wednesday. The casino is owned by Las Vegas-based Caesars Entertainment.
A British man pleaded not guilty in federal court Wednesday in connection with an alleged threat against Donald Trump at a Las Vegas rally.
Ahead of UFC 200 the main card fighters square off at the MGM Grand’s KA Theater.
Gov. Brian Sandoval on Wednesday reiterated Nevada’s steadfast opposition to the construction of a nuclear waste repository at Yucca Mountain ahead of a hearing Thursday on the project in Washington, DC.
Silverado High School and UNLV alumna Amanda Bingson fell short Wednesday at qualifying for her second straight Olympic team in the women’s hammer throw.
The Roos-N-More animal attraction, 55 miles northeast of Las Vegas, will hold its first “open zoo day” in more than two years this Saturday.
Mike Woodson hosts the third annual Coach Woodson Las Vegas Invitational from Friday through Monday, a charity event that features a golf tournament at Jack Nicklaus’ Reflection Bay at Lake Las Vegas.
Death Valley National Park just wrapped up its hottest June in more than a century of recordkeeping, with an average temperature of 101.9 degrees.
NBA commissioner Adam Silver said Las Vegas is the best place for the NBA Summer League. Attendance in 2015 was a record 99,437, an average of 9,040 per session.
A taste of Vietnam has come to downtown Las Vegas. In a corner under the Juhl condos, Le Pho Vietnamese Kitchen opened in May.
Andiron Steak & Sea invites patrons in with western-facing floor-to-ceiling windows and floral wallpaper accented by sage and white table settings. It’s a country-esque style that hints at Southern mansions, yet the food sets itself wholly apart, particularly the locale’s new sushi menu, crafted by chef Roy Villacrusis.
View rounds up dining events and news from across the Las Vegas Valley, from restaurant openings to special dinners and promotions.
The Ethiopian community has grown in Las Vegas since Redda G. Mehari arrived as a refugee in 1983.
The charred remains of two Arizona men who were killed in a June 23 helicopter crash in western Arizona have been identified by the Mohave County medical examiner’s office.
Gold pared gains after rising to the highest in more than two years on Wednesday, as U.S. equities reversed early losses, Treasury yields turned higher after hitting record lows and investors bought bullion as a haven from risk.
A central Pennsylvania man has pleaded guilty to trespassing in a woman’s house and falling asleep — after leaving her a note telling her not to be alarmed.
The state’s Local Government Employee-Management Relations Board has sided with the Clark County School District in a complaint filed by its police officers union charging that the district engaged in prohibited labor practices.
Las Vegas police are investigating a body found Wednesday morning in a desert area of the northwest valley.
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