Democratic Sen. Charles Schumer is right that U.S. Olympic medalists shouldn’t face a tax penalty for their success in Rio de Janeiro. Now, how about the rest of us hard-working Americans?
Back in 2013, Gov. Brian Sandoval vetoed a bill that would have extended the criminal background checks currently conduced in gun stores to all gun sales in Nevada, including those between private parties.
The death of a 10-year-old boy on a 17-story water slide in Kansas on Sunday may have scared some would-be water park patrons. But operators of the valley’s two water parks said parents have nothing to fear.
Where to start judging Simone Biles after her romp to gold in the gymnastics all around? Perhaps by beginning the conversation with talk about the best in history.
Nevada is working to create an economy that more heavily relies on advanced manufacturing, technology and healthcare, among others. That has meant travel abroad to recruit companies to the Silver State.
A candidate who once hoped to take Michael Wixom’s seat on the state’s higher education board has endorsed a fellow challenger.
A look at the top matchups for Week 4 of the high school football season.
DyeStatNV’s preseason boys and girls cross country coaches polls.
The federal trial of the British man charged in connection with an alleged threat against Donald Trump at a Las Vegas rally has been continued until Oct. 3.
During the depths of the Great Recession, Lola Pokorny acted on her entrepreneurial dream. Many business people questioned her sanity when she said she wanted to open a new restaurant in 2009, a time when restaurants were shuttering with distressing frequency.
The Las Vegas Valley experienced slightly cooler temperatures and clear skies Thursday before temperatures rise this weekend.
Michael Phelps wins 22nd Olympic gold in 200 individual medley; Ryan Lochte did not medal.
Joe Heck’s U.S. Senate campaign has proposed three debates with Democratic opponent Catherine Cortez Masto.
Simone Biles and Aly Raisman stood side by side in Rio Olympic Arena, clutching each other while waiting for the inevitable coronation.
Ever since Jeff Meyer took over the day-to-day operations of the promotion following his brother Barry’s tragic death in 2013, his goal has been to keep his brother’s legacy alive by discovering the next big stars in MMA.
Silver State Schools Credit Union on Thursday said second-quarter earnings rose 1.2 percent from a year earlier, helped by improved credit quality and a decline in delinquent loans.
Nevada casino customers inched closer Thursday to being able to sign up for and fund a wagering account that could be used to gamble at slot machines, table games and bingo parlors.
Former UFC heavyweight champion Fabricio Werdum was slated to fight Ben Rothwell at UFC 203 on Sept. 10 in Cleveland, Ohio, but Rothwell has suffered a knee injury.
The Henderson and North Las Vegas fire departments soon will benefit from nearly $4 million in Department of Homeland Security grant funding.
Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein will speak Friday at a forum in Las Vegas for presidential campaigns.
From being an expatriate of Iran to moving from city to city, all of his experiences have influenced his work and inspired him to create something more than “beautiful.”
A North Las Vegas man who robbed a convenience store with a long-barreled shotgun in 2011 was sentenced Thursday to 30 years in federal prison.
Oakland Raiders owner Mark Davis confirmed Thursday that team representatives toured the Reno area for training camp sites should the NFL franchise move to Las Vegas.
Since Donald Trump went from reality TV to presidential candidate, who would be a better celebrity to run for the job in 2020?
Macy’s plans to close about 100 stores next year and boost its online investments, the nation’s largest department store chain said Thursday.
A Nevada Department of Corrections inmate died Wednesday night at a Las Vegas hospital.
A person familiar with the contract says superstar LeBron James has agreed to a three-year, $100 million contract with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Police are seeking the public’s help in finding a suspect involved in a robbery on the Strip.
While Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson is set to appear on ballots in at least 39 states, swing state Ohio is among the places where his supporters are still working to get his name out to voters this fall.