Ever wonder what your pets do while you’re at work all day? Me neither. But that’s the premise of the thoroughly entertaining “The Secret Life of Pets,” which offers nearly as much for grown-ups as it does kids.
The Las Vegas 51s will finish the first-half of the season at home with four games in three days against the Albuquerque Isotopes. Here are five players to watch during the series.
It may be the biggest hullabaloo involving a rose since JoJo kept inexplicably giving them to Chad this season on the “Bachelorette.”
The past several decades have welcomed a new voice in the controversial topic of sex work — sex-positive sex workers. They enjoy getting paid for sex and are tired of getting negative attention.
Prosecutors said Thursday that a 25-year-old woman had about twice the legal limit of alcohol in her system when she struck and killed a pedestrian in southwest Las Vegas last week.
Summoned before Congress and aggressively questioned by Republicans, FBI Director James Comey on Thursday strongly defended the government’s decision to not prosecute Hillary Clinton over her private email setup.
U.S. companies added 172,000 jobs last month, according to a private survey, a sign that hiring may have recovered after a slowdown in April and May.
Harvest, Bellagio’s relatively new farm-to-table restaurant from longtime resort chef Roy Ellamar, has snack and dessert wagons, or carts, that travel from table to table, sort of like those in a dim sum place.
Here we go! We’re in our last round of the first 16 in the bracket to name Las Vegas’ NHL team.
Clark County assessor’s office records show illusionist David Copperfield bought a 31,000-square-foot house at 1625 Enclave Court in Summerlin for $17.55 million.
Eight U.S. airlines are expected to begin round-trip service as early as this fall between the U.S. and the Havana, Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx said Thursday.
The Clark County coroner’s office has identified the body found in the desert in northwest Las Vegas Wednesday morning.
Bryan Devonshire is in the middle of the pack with 14 players remaining in the $1,500 Seven-card Stud Hi-Low/8 or Better event.
Las Vegas police are asking for the public’s help in identifying two suspects in a convenience store robbery last month.
Despite its perennial crowd-pleasing status, getting “Much Ado About Nothing” right is a much trickier business than it seems.
Despite its dominance, the Tony-winning Shakespeare festival isn’t the only theater around — or even in town.
The “muse of fire” animates “Henry V,” the crown jewel (so far) of the Utah Shakespeare Festival’s 55th season, the first in the festival’s new Engelstad Shakespeare Theatre.
Marxism is alive and well and living at the Utah Shakespeare Festival.
Practically perfect in every way. That’s not just a description of everyone’s favorite nanny but the Utah Shakespeare Festival’s production of the beloved musical that bears her name: “Mary Poppins.”
Some people hear the phrase “Caped Crusader” and think of Batman. But the Utah Shakespeare Festival’s “Three Musketeers” reminds us that caped crusaders were righting wrongs in Paris several centuries before the Dark Knight ever showed up in Gotham City.
Two cats were rescued from a garage fire in the southern valley Wednesday night, which caused an estimated $100,000 in damage.
The bright lights of the Strip don’t just shine on showgirls and singers. Amid the scantily clad outfits and magical acts are household pets sharing the stage with world-renowned juggler Gregory Popovich.
There are over 580,000 valuable jewelry and collectible items to see at Nevada Coin Mart, and 90 percent of them are not for sale.
After years of making children’s dreams come true, the Make-A-Wish Foundation recently had one of its own wishes granted — new office space.
At Nevada Blind Children’s Foundation office, a group of kids are spending their summer together, doing activities with other kids with vision disabilities. “Our motto here is ‘all things.’ Do all things,” said Emily Smith, executive director of the foundation.
When Lorena “Renee” Searles moved to Clark County in 1952, everything looked different. After purchasing their North Las Vegas home in 1954, her family quickly began building a strong community with their surrounding neighborhood.
On June 16, 60 attendees were able to try a gourmet dinner at Alize French restaurant at the Palms, 4321 W. Flamingo Road. Tea Pairing in the Sky matched fine dining with specialty teas.
Cooking up legislative change that benefits women and children in Nevada takes more than an apron, if you ask members of the Nevada Women’s Lobby. The group and its sympathizers staged Mad Men Monday in full view during the last legislative session — donning pearls, dainty “Jackie O” white gloves, and the inimitable apron. They were making a point about archaic mindsets and “good bills that died early.” Not everyone appreciated the sarcasm.
The work of known painter Martin Kreloff has taken a step in a different direction with photographic-like quality. Kreloff’s exhibit, “Martin Kreloff, A Retrospective,” is at The Studio in the Sahara West Library, 9600 W. Sahara Ave., through Aug 6. It is a free exhibit that includes his art from 1963 up to 2016.
Just stepping into Stillpoint is intended to be an instant vacation from the hustle and bustle of living in a dynamic city. Zen music plays. Water tumbles down steps of a fountain. Along with the serenity, there’s an intangible sense of peace in the air.