A new initiative aimed at supporting Nevadans with dementia and their caregivers debuted Wednesday, with organizers saying more attention needs to be focused on the disorder and the diseases that cause it.
Local author Alan Geik, a London School of Economics and Political Science graduate who has worked as a radio host and music producer, takes readers through time to World War I-era Boston and New York in his novel “Glenfiddich Inn.”
Adrian Peterson will have surgery on his right knee to repair a torn meniscus, putting his season and perhaps his 10-year run with Minnesota in question.
Find book signings and writing events throughout the Las Vegas Valley.
The Bullhead City council voted 4-3 Tuesday to end the annual Bullhead City River Regatta that had more than 30,000 people floating the Colorado River together in August.
As the fourth annual Life is Beautiful approaches, here’s a look back at some of our favorite moments, performances and art pieces from the past three years.
Derek Brunson and Michael Johnson have found their way into the top 10 of their respective divisions in the latest edition of CoveringTheCage.com’s rankings.
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s pending divorce has prompted Madame Tussauds to separate the wax figures of the stars at museums in London, New York, Las Vegas and Hollywood.
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.
The most anticipated face-off of Tuesday’s Senate Banking Committee hearing did not disappoint: Democratic firebrand Sen. Elizabeth Warren grilled Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf in a blistering exchange where she accused him of “gutless leadership.”
When it comes to hunting and fishing, there is an unwritten code of conduct that should guide each of us in our actions as we go about those activities.
A crash on eastbound 215 Beltway near South Decatur Boulevard Wednesday morning has been cleared and all lanes are now open, according RTC traffic cameras.
One person with serious injuries was taken to University Medical Center following a house fire Wednesday morning in northeast Las Vegas.
Valley faith leaders recently attended a workshop in City Hall Council Chambers called “Let’s Start the Conversation — Addiction & Recovery: Finding a Foundation in Faith.” The idea was to increase awareness about the significant role the faith community can play in dealing with addiction and recovery.
Movie director Curtis Hanson, who won an Oscar for “L.A Confidential,” was found dead in his California home on Tuesday.
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton say they raised record amounts of money in August for their presidential bids — a total of $233 million just in one month.
An outside spending group’s attack ad targeting Democratic congressional candidate Ruben Kihuen makes statements about his record as a state senator that combine two separate votes cast two years apart into a single attack line.
Frustrated after years of fraught diplomacy, President Barack Obama will seek Wednesday to cast the U.S. partnership with Israel as on solid footing, even as he openly weighs using the final stretch of his presidency to ramp up pressure on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to finally make peace with the Palestinians.
Not quite yet. That’s the decision the Federal Reserve is expected to deliver Wednesday when it announces to the financial world whether it will resume raising interest rates now — or wait until later, perhaps sometime soon.
Donald Trump faced a swift backlash Tuesday after declaring that African-Americans are “in the worst shape they’ve ever been” during a campaign event.
An attacker apparently armed with a knife tried to enter the Israeli Embassy in Turkey on Wednesday before being shot and slightly wounded by Turkish security officials, an Israeli official said
With 42 words, a hashtag and a bowl of Skittles, Donald Trump Jr. set out to illustrate what he saw as the danger of letting Syrian refugees into the United States. Instead, he set the Internet ablaze with controversy.
The lawyer for the family of slain child beauty queen JonBenet Ramsey denounced a CBS documentary theorizing she was killed by her brother, Burke, as a “false and unprofessional television attack” and threatened to sue the network for libel.
The dirt biker died at the scene. The woman driving was taken to a nearby hospital with injuries that were not life-threatening.