The 51s still have more than a month left to play, but as far as manager Wally Backman is concerned, Monday night’s game was a “must-win.”
It’s already August. That means it’s about time for the kids to go back to school, for fall clothes to start popping up in stores and for the 2016 Rio Olympics to begin.
Guy Seeklus owns nearly 30 camels. About half of those live on his new ranch in Bunkerville, where he operates the recently opened Camel Safari.
The daily R.A.G.E. classes feature instruction in various dance styles, from hip-hop to ballet, along with acrobatics and musical theater. They also give students a new outlook.
The Caesars Palace of today looks, and feels, far different from the one that brought a new cachet to the Las Vegas Strip when it opened its doors in 1966.
The Henderson City Council will once again delay acting on proposed amendments to the ethical standards ordinance governing public servants, which was originally presented to the council in July.
Kelly McCrimmon, one of the most successful coaches and executives in Canadian junior hockey, has been hired by the Las Vegas NHL expansion team as the assistant to general manager George McPhee.
Crews battling a deadly wildfire that has gutted dozens of homes near California’s Big Sur coast looked forward to cooler weather to help them slow the flames on Monday as the blaze raged for an 11th day, burning most heavily in rugged, inaccessible terrain.
UNLV and the University of Sydney plan to collaborate on interactive gambling research including the study of addiction, Gov. Brian Sandoval announced on Monday.
Police are investigating a shooting in the eastern Las Vegas Valley Monday afternoon.
Police have identified a suspect wanted in connection with the fatal stabbing of a man in July.
Transcending the Gender Box offers members of the transgender community in Las Vegas “a place they can go to where they feel safe and just be themselves,” said Jamie Sprague-Ballou, who created the center with her husband in May.
A well-known Latino in Southern Nevada has switched his allegiance in the state’s U.S. Senate race and now supports U.S. Rep. Joe Heck.
UNLV will practice the next two weeks before heading to the Bahamas to play three exhibition games. This early start to the season is important for what is virtually an entirely new team.
51s second baseman Dilson Herrera was traded to Cincinnati on Monday and will report to Triple-A Louisville.
The Killers are returning to Las Vegas for two days of special events to celebrate the 10-year anniversary reissue of their sophomore album, Sam’s Town.
Republican vice presidential candidate Mike Pence on Monday defended running mate Donald Trump’s controversial comments about Capt. Humayun Khan, who died from a roadside bomb in Iraq in 2004, and called Khan an American hero.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump suggested Monday that he fears the general election “is going to be rigged” — an unprecedented assertion by a modern presidential candidate.
Janice Bullocks did nothing wrong but another driver did. Now she can no longer live the life she had. The accident wasn’t serious enough to make the news, but it changed her life forever.
High temperatures for the month of July broke electricity records, and will be followed by a cool down of sorts and increased chances for thunderstorms as August begins.
The number of active registered voters in Nevada grew by nearly 25,000 in July over the previous month, with all political affiliations reporting gains, the secretary of state’s office reported Monday.
T-Mobile Arena held an open house Monday for season ticket-holders to Las Vegas’ NHL franchise to see where they might want to sit when the seat selection process is held later this fall.
A month after the U.S. Department of Justice found the Nevada Department of Corrections discriminated against inmates with HIV and disabilities, officials removed a medical code from its computer system that could reveal a prisoner’s HIV-positive status to unauthorized staffers.
North Las Vegas police arrested a man on Sunday in connection with a shooting on July 8 that left one man dead.
Tyron Woodley waited more than 18 months for his UFC title shot and took full advantage with a first-round knockout of Robbie Lawler in the main event of UFC 201 on Saturday night in Atlanta.
The man who was hospitalized after a crash in the southeast valley on July 20 died Monday, according to Las Vegas police.
The number of homeless veterans in Las Vegas and Clark County rose slightly from 2015, but the 5.5 percent increase might be a reflection of more accurate counts over a wider area.
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Family owners of beloved Vegas restaurant involved in mysterious lawsuit
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Las Vegas family suing to get son an extra year of high school