On the eve of trial, a federal judge dismissed charges Tuesday against a key defendant in the armed takeover of a national wildlife refuge in Oregon.
The popular performers donned Kaepernick jerseys in support of the NFL quarterback’s decision to sit out the national anthem at games in protest of police treatment of African-Americans and other minorities in the U.S.
Ryan Ross has always loved fish. After studying marine biology at East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania, he moved out West. “And this was the first job I landed,” he said. “You never think you’re going to end up here in Las Vegas, but here I am. Almost 12 years later, here I am, and I still love it.”
ITT Educational Services Inc. has abruptly shut down its for-profit technical schools, closing more than 130 campuses and leaving an estimated 35,000 students stranded in what is believed to be one of the largest college closures in American history.
The latest Southern Nevada Soccer coaches poll, compiled by Tech coach Josh Jones.
Amilton de Mello discovered a small cut of beef usually used for hamburger that actually makes a steak that is exceptionally rich and flavorful. The Bonanza cut was born.
A man has been arrested in connection with the December homicide of a 3-year-old Las Vegas girl.
Linda and Joseph DiRosa happen to be looking for marble rye, and their fellow Taste of the Town readers found it in many places in the valley.
Wayne Allyn Root, the son of a butcher, small businessman, serial entrepreneur, home-school father, capitalist evangelist, warrior for the middle class, Reagan conservative with libertarian leanings and relentless believer in the greatness of America, makes his debut as a Review-Journal columnist.
A talk from the “top dog” of the FAA on Wednesday marks day one of InterDrone, a three-day conference at Paris Las Vegas dedicated to commercial drones.
When the UFC returns to Mexico City on Nov. 5, Kelvin Gastelum will face Jorge Masvidal. Gastelum was hoping to secure a bout with former welterweight champion Robbie Lawler or Donald Cerrone next.
The death penalty trial for a man accused in the rape and murder of a 15-year-old Arbor View High School freshman was postponed Tuesday after his lawyers said they wanted a hearing on his mental capacity.
The Las Vegas Fire Department will hold a community remembrance on Sunday in tribute to those who lost their lives on 9/11.
The woman killed in an apparent murder-suicide Monday night in Henderson was in the process of moving out, according to police.
A woman driving southbound on U.S. Highway 95 near Interstate 15 reported to Las Vegas police Tuesday that her vehicle was struck by a bullet.
LCV Victory Fund, the organization’s super PAC, is launching a $860,000 television ad campaign Tuesday against U.S. Rep. Joe Heck, R-Nev. Heck is running against Democratic candidate Catherine Cortez Masto, a former Nevada attorney general, for the open seat of retiring Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev.
A majority of employees at Boulder Station has voted for union representation by Culinary Local 226.
The Nevada State AFL-CIO has endorsed Question 1 on the November ballot requiring expanded background checks for gun purchases.
A judge on Tuesday ordered Carim Cruz to serve 38 years to life in prison for a fatal shooting outside the Geisha House Steak & Sushi restaurant.
Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman knows a thing or two about long-shot bets, and on the issue of where to build a $1.9 billion domed football stadium in Southern Nevada, she’s backing a big one.
A hearing on a proposal to grandfather in about 32,000 rooftop solar customers under prior, more economically favorable rates has been set for Sept. 19, with a final decision expected from state utility regulators by the following week.
A Las Vegas man who was ordered to serve a 366-day prison term for the sex-tape extortion of a wealthy businessman wants to remain free while he appeals his case.
The woman killed Thursday in a crash on Boulder Highway has been identified by the Clark County coroner as Laura White, 78, of Las Vegas.
Look for “AGT” at Planet Hollywood in October — and maybe again in the spring.
Edward Ableser, former director of Nevada’s school anti-bullying program, has been appointed administrator of the Aging and Disability Services Division, agency officials confirmed Tuesday.
You could say the Las Vegas Bowl is lucky to be celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, but the executive director of the local bowl, John Saccenti, wouldn’t call it luck.
The man injured in a June crash on Las Vegas Boulevard died of an infection related to those injuries, police said.
After competing in pageants for generations in the closet or working behind the scenes, gays and lesbians finally get to see one of their own take one of pageantry’s biggest stages.
A Nye County deputy was taken to University Medical Center after a crash in Pahrump on Tuesday.
A New Jersey Republican ended his campaign for local office Tuesday following reports that he called online for the rape of a Washington-based reporter for news and opinion website The Daily Beast.