A train went off the tracks south of Egypt’s capital, Cairo, on Wednesday, killing five people, according to the Health Ministry.
Two men were arrested around 6:15 a.m. Wednesday at Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers at 4655 W. Charleston Blvd. following a burglary alarm, Las Vegas police said.
Authorities say they will charge Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein who is accused of spray-painting construction equipment during a protest against the Dakota Access Pipeline in North Dakota.
UNLV second-year coach Tony Sanchez already has brought in two talented recruiting classes, including arguably the best one in school history in February that featured a Rebels-record 10 three-star recruits.
Federal authorities took most humpback whales off the endangered species list Tuesday, saying their numbers have recovered through international efforts to protect the giant mammals.
The flesh-colored, skin-tight beaded gown Marilyn Monroe wore during her breathless rendition of “Happy Birthday” to President John F. Kennedy is going on the auction block this fall.
Two armed people in Halloween masks attempted a string of robberies, firing a shot during one, early Wednesday morning in the southwest valley, Las Vegas police said.
Britain hopes a 13-foot-high concrete wall will succeed where security guards and barbed wire have failed and stop migrants reaching the United Kingdom from the northern French port of Calais.
Twenty people were displaced after a fire Tuesday night at the Paradise Spa Apartments in south Las Vegas, a Clark County Fire Department official said.
After watching more than 2,750 sunrises from above the Earth, three crew members of the International Space Station returned to the planet for a sparkling sunrise back on Earth Wednesday.
The conveyor belt, enclosed in clear acrylic with doors on both sides for easy access, snakes in a rough U-shape through most of the restaurant. Diners then select items to add to their soup base.
So how are the networks trying to get viewers excited about the new fall season? The same way Hollywood studios court moviegoers: remakes.
Based on Charles Dickens’ final, incomplete novel, “Edwin Drood” offers audiences not one or two but three chances to influence the play’s outcome.
The beauty about living in Las Vegas is that there are all types of unique jobs in this 24-hour city, and not all of them are centered on the Strip.
Isabelle Dinoire, a Frenchwoman who received the world’s first partial face transplant, has died more than a decade after a complex and daring operation that set the stage for dozens of similar transplants worldwide. She was 49.
Two high profile members of the Nobel Assembly were asked to resign as part of the fallout from the scientific scandal centered on Dr. Paolo Macchiarini — a scandal that left two dead and tarnished the reputation of the Nobel Prize for Physiology and Medicine.
For nearly 27 years, one man knew where Jacob Wetterling was and last month, Danny Heinrich agreed to confess to killing the 11-year-old boy.
With shootings spiking on Labor Day, Chicago officially surpassed the homicide toll for all of last year, marking another alarming milestone for a city that has seen violence at its worst in two decades with still almost four months to go this year.
Hurricane Newton swept onto the Gulf of California after slamming the resorts of southern Baja and headed on a path expected to take it to the Mexican mainland by Wednesday morning and then on to the U.S. border with potentially dangerous rains for Arizona and New Mexico.
Douglas County authorities say human remains found in a ravine are believed to be those of a woman who went missing last month.
Brian Faber, the owner and vice president of Zia Records, which has two shops in Las Vegas, died Sunday after suffering a brain hemorrhage and stroke, a statement posted on Zia Records’ blog said.
Some 28 million children around the globe have been driven from their homes by violent conflict, with nearly as many abandoning their homes in search of a better life, UNICEF said in a report.
A Las Vegas shooting-range owner wants to bring some high-octane excitement to Sloan, with bungee jumping, an ATV obstacle course and speedboats zipping through man-made channels.