Congressional candidate Danny Tarkanian on Wednesday drew the endorsement of the Las Vegas Asian Chamber of Commerce.
With the National Finals Rodeo returning to town this winter, country singer Gary Allan follows suit at The Joint at the Hard Rock Hotel onDec. 9 and 10.
Outdoor advocates are sounding the alarm about the Defense Department’s plan to add another 301,507 acres to the Nevada Test and Training Range, including more than 227,000 acres at the heart of Desert National Wildlife Refuge.
A man arrested Tuesday in Henderson is a registered sex offender wanted in California for parole violation, Metro police said.
A former member of a state advisory commission who appears in footage of a super PAC attack ad targeting Catherine Cortez Masto is calling for the ad to be taken down immediately, saying he’s being used as a “political prop.”
Terry Fator has watched a pair of puppet productions close this year, but still stays afloat after seven-plus years at the Mirage.
Clark County needs more bilingual volunteers to serve as paid poll workers during the 2016 election. Especially needed are those who speak English and Spanish, or Filipinos who speak Tagalog and English.
Cox Communications customers who don’t use a cable box with a television will start losing channels by the end of September unless they install a minibox provided by the company.
School district police are narrowing down “a couple key leads” about who originally brought at least a quarter-cup of mercury to Johnson Junior High School this month, Capt. Ken Young said Wednesday.
Question 1, a ballot initiative to expand firearm background checks to private-party sales and transfers raises lots of emotion. But a nonpartisan Nevada think tank on Wednesday examined the issue and found no answers but plenty to debate.
Kyra Batara is taking nothing lightly about her next opponent.
ATLANTIC CITY — If it weren’t for internet gambling, Atlantic City’s casinos would be doing even worse than they are right now.
The money raised Saturday night at Caesars Palace will primarily go toward making Girl Scouts accessible to girls of all backgrounds.
Crowded off the supermarket shelves by newer flavors and what seems like a million variations of Coke, those old-favorite soft drinks still strike a chord with many people, including Gerald Garnett, who’s looking for birch beer. And his fellow Taste of the Town readers have sources for him.
William Dunkelberg, chief economist for the National Federation of Independent Business said “locating qualified employees” has moved into the top ten concerns for small businesses nationally for the first time.
Nevada’s unemployment rate dropped to a seasonally adjusted 6.3 percent in August. That’s down 0.3 percent over the year.
Former President Bill Clinton brought his wife’s presidential campaign to North Las Vegas on Wednesday, touting her economic plan.
Mylan NL Chief Executive Officer Heather Bresch will appear at a Sept. 21 congressional hearing over price increases for its EpiPen emergency allergy treatment.
Anglers continue to find early morning striper boils at Lake Mead, though they are becoming less frequent.
Here is the latest Southern Nevada football coaches poll.
Henderson firefighters discovered the dog after responding to a house fire in the 1000 block of Timberline Court, the fire department said.
The state engineer Wednesday reopened issues surrounding Southern Nevada Water Authority’s plan to tap into eastern Nevada’s groundwater and pipe it to Las Vegas.
Investigators responded to the reported robbery just before 5 a.m. on Sept. 1, officers responded to the 5900 block of Bromley Avenue, near South Jones Boulevard, the Metropolitan Police Department said.
The Mob Museum is hosting a town hall-style discussion on Question 1, a ballot initiative proposing to expand firearm background checks to private-party sales and transfers, on Sept. 29.
Camouflaged in a standard suburban strip-mall, Illumilatte Brew Society, 6825 W. Russell Road, Suite 155, holds on to its mysterious character by blending in with its surroundings.
One of the latest entries into the competitive Las Vegas Valley pizza market is Papa Pinny’s Pizzeria. The alliterative name is fun to say, easy to remember and a nod to owner Jason Faber‘s late grandfather.
View rounds up dining events and news from across the Las Vegas Valley, from restaurant openings to special dinners and promotions.
Donald Trump was cut off and chastised by a pastor in Flint, Michigan, as he addressed her congregation on Wednesday.
Thalia Dondero was a trailblazer and a magnificent storyteller. Friends at the celebration of life for Dondero, who died Sept. 4 at age 96 remembered her achievements, spirit and her willingness to get things done.
Kimmie Candy, Nevada’s largest candy manufacturer, was supposed to get a $85,000 humidifier this week. But the humidifier is instead stuck in a shipping container in South Korea.