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The trial of seven anti-government activists, including ranchers Ammon and Ryan Bundy, for leading an armed takeover of a federal wildlife refuge in Oregon was set to begin on Wednesday.
The Clark County coroner’s office has identified the man fatally shot Thursday Sept. 1 at 497 North Circle as Charles Dontae Davis, 37.
An 81-year-old man who was injured in a March traffic accident has died, Las Vegas police said Wednesday.
Out of golf for more than a year, Tiger Woods said Wednesday he hopes to play the first event of the PGA Tour season next month and could play as much as twice more before the end of the year.
Lies, liars, lying. Your child has undoubtedly heard those words lately on the news, and he knows better, right? But, sometimes, embellishment is oh-so-tempting, and “The Truth about My Unbelievable Summer” is a perfect example.
Lacey Hawk, local author, screenwriter, faith healer and spiritual counselor teaches kids about the consequences of vanity in her children’s book “Maximilian the Most Handsome Kitten in the World.”
Find book signings and writing events throughout the Las Vegas Valley.
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Former UNLV star Stacey Augmon is expected to join the Milwaukee Bucks’ staff, according to ESPN.com. He was an assistant coach at UNLV the past five seasons.
The parents of a toddler who died after consuming methadone have been charged with manslaughter.
The Mohave County medical examiner has identified human remains recovered from a residential burial site on Aug. 29 as those of John Holland, a 65-year-old Kingman man who disappeared more than a year ago.
Will the Panthers, who open at Denver on Thursday, feel the hangover from being Super Bowl losers? Cam Newton led Carolina to a surprising 15-1 season.
The Lucky Dragon, the 200-room Asian-themed property just off the Strip on Sahara Avenue, will open Dec. 3, company officials announced Tuesday.
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.