Zions Bancorporation, parent of Nevada State Bank, this week reported third-quarter net earnings of $116.9 million, or 57 cents per diluted common share.
A former Las Vegas bookkeeper was ordered to serve 4 to 10 years in prison Tuesday for illegally transfering more than $200,000 between two companies, including one owned by the wife of a Nevada Supreme Court justice.
A reader feared Las Vegans might have to travel all the way to San Luis Obispo, California, to get coveted San Luis Cracked Wheat Sourdough Bread. But a source closer to home has been found.
The offseason is over. And only 1,230 games are left until the playoffs start.
Car-nado will kick into high-gear Wednesday night, stirring up the perfect storm of long-term closures and traffic jams in downtown Las Vegas for the next four months. Commuters should map out alternate routes before 10 p.m., when ramps are set to close.
Women play an important role in household financial decisions, research shows, but the financial services industry has been slow to cater to them.
For autumn revelers who are still in need of a gourd to carve, one location in the valley offers an authentic pumpkin-picking experience.
Democratic voters continued their strong turnout in early voting Monday, with another 23,000 voting statewide, according to the Nevada secretary of state’s website.
While most people associate pumpkins with jack-o’-lanterns or a favorite Thanksgiving pie, chefs love that there is so much more you can do with them.
Las Vegas police are seeking the public’s help in identifying the man who made a violent robbery attempt Sunday at a business in the northwest valley.
Welcome to Week 8 of the NFL season. It’s a little bit of an odd week with six teams on a bye week (Ravens, Rams, Dolphins, Giants, Steelers, 49ers).
Jay Z is planning to hold a free concert in Cleveland to encourage people to vote for Democrat Hillary Clinton for president.
Jurors who are considering whether to convict Ammon Bundy and his followers for their occupation of a wildlife refuge in Oregon have indicated difficulty in reaching a consensus.
The Nevada Commission on Judicial Selection has named three finalists to fill the open seat in Department 29 at Clark County District Court.
In this week’s Vegas Voices, the 43-year-old North Carolina native talks about the offbeat show at Planet Hollywood Resort, childhood Halloweens and his costume closet.
Flight dispatchers working for Allegiant Air agreed to unionize again, just one year after their union was decertified, the International Brotherhood of Teamsters announced Tuesday.
The Chicago Cubs often were the team to beat in the National League early in the 20th century, rather than the lovable losers they became in the decades that followed.
Vice President Joe Biden will campaign for Hillary Clinton and U.S. Senate candidate Catherine Cortez Masto in Las Vegas and Reno on Saturday.
The latest Southern Nevada soccer coaches polls, compiled by Tech coach Josh Jones.
A Leavitt Middle School band teacher was arrested last week after money raised for a school band trip went missing.
Reno police are investigating a shooting that killed one girl and injured two teenage boys early Sunday.
It’s World Series day! The Cleveland Indians and the Chicago Cubs meet in Cleveland tonight for Game 1 of the best-of-seven-series.
Two longtime educators — Republican Carrie Buck and Democratic incumbent Joyce Woodhouse — are squaring off for the right to help steer state education policy from Carson City.
Republican incumbent Melissa Woodbury is attempting to fend off a challenge from Democrat Craig Jordahl, a retired federal contract specialist and retired Air Force master sergeant.
Democratic incumbent Richard “Tick” Segerblom, Republican Dennis Palmerston and Libertarian Jonathan Friedrich square off in State Senate District 3.
The fatal shooting of a gorilla in its enclosure is still drawing attention but hasn’t significantly affected attendance, the director of the Cincinnati Zoo said.
Democratic State Sen. Scott Hammond opposes expanding background checks for gun purchases and transfers to most private sales and gun shows, while his Republican challenger, Alexander Marks, doesn’t think supporting the Second Amendment and “reasonable background checks” are mutually exclusive.
Voters might be familiar with the candidates vying for state Assembly District 29 because they’ve both previously represented the district.
Republican incumbent James Oscarson is facing Dennis Hof, a Libertarian who is Nevada’s best-known legal brothel owner, in this rural district.
The candidates for Assembly District 42 differ on what needs to be done in Nevada’s public schools to improve student achievement.
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Family owners of beloved Vegas restaurant involved in mysterious lawsuit
Fiery wrong-way crash kills 2, shuts down 215 in northwest Las Vegas
Woman arrested after police say she climbed on Reno craps table, threw chips at people
Asian grocery store looks to add new location near Summerlin
Las Vegas family suing to get son an extra year of high school