When card-carrying customers of Station Casinos make their way to any of the company’s 20 properties — including the Palms — on Tuesday, they’ll be able to earn points and spend them on most non-gaming amenities under the new My Rewards program.
Reenactors bring the fur trade of the 1830s to life during the Free Trappers Mountain Man Rendezvous at Spring Mountain Ranch State Park. The event continues through Sunday afternoon.
In honor of the 152nd Nevada Day, former Lt. Gov. Lonnie Hammargren opened his home to the public Saturday for tours of his eclectic collection of historical and cultural items.
The Eagles are live underdogs at Dallas in a prime-time showdown featuring two surprise teams and three of the NFL’s top rookies.
During the UFC Veteran Athlete Summit in Las Vegas, Forrest Griffin spoke to a group of 19 active UFC fighters about what their new state-of-the-art training facility will be like.
UFC lightweight Joe Lauzon, a 12-year MMA veteran with 38 fights under his belt said he doesn’t see any signs of slowing down just yet career-wise.
UFC welterweight Carlos Condit has flirted with the idea of retiring since losing a razor-thin decision to Robbie Lawler in his bid for the title. Though Condit has since fought Demian Maia, the Albuquerque-based athlete says he’s still undecided about what his future holds.
Former NFL linebacker Bart Scott can’t wait to see Las Vegas get an NFL team. His thinking extends beyond just the excitement of what it could mean for the league he starred in for a decade.
Enjoy Halloween with several events for the entire family — and four-legged friends — today, tomorrow and Monday as the Lake Las Vegas Fall Festival continues in MonteLago Village.
As one of the nation’s leading builders, Lennar understands that dual living situations are a growing trend today in American Living, with more than 50 million Americans living in multigenerational homes — typically defined as three generations together under one roof.
Pardee Homes offers a collection of new and final-chance homes among five neighborhoods — Escala, Montero, Solano, Bella Verdi and Alterra — in Henderson’s Inspirada master-planned community.
Local master-planned communities are celebrating All Hallow’s Eve with fun family activities all weekend leading into the main spooky event.
As the home of Nevada’s only two Tournament Players Club courses, seven other golf courses and a tenth course under development, the master-planned community of Summerlin has long been known as a golfer’s paradise.
Investigators were scouring Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport on Saturday after an engine caught fire on an American Airlines plane attempting to take off on Friday, as a source said a detached engine part had hit a nearby building, something the design should have prevented.
A FedEx Corp. airplane caught fire on Friday at an airport in Fort Lauderdale, Florida and the fire has been extinguished, a company spokeswoman said, giving no details on whether anyone was injured in the incident.
A variety of complicated legal issues are emerging in the prosecution of a Reno man accused of provoking assault by driving his truck into a crowd of protesters, and two men in the group accused of battering him, area lawyers say.
UNLV is on the road against San Jose State tonight. The Rebels are favored by 2 1/2 points.
UNLV returns to the field tonight to face the San Jose State Spartans on the road.
With some rural tallies from Friday still uncounted, Democrats hold a lead of about 28,500 votes over Republicans, according to the Nevada secretary of state’s website. Democrats held a lead of 28,652 after the first week in 2012.
Ashley Murillo, 28, was sitting with a man on a wall near East Charleston and South Las Vegas boulevards Wednesday night when a woman driving east on Charleston in a 2011 Toyota Camry drove onto the sidewalk, hitting both people. Murillo later died at University Medical Center.
Even as they continue to employ field drug tests to secure arrests and gain convictions, neither the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department nor the Clark County district attorney’s office has informed local judges of the long-standing knowledge of their unreliability.
Four lucky ladies were randomly selected to take home the grizzled old miner depicted on the “Welcome to Nevada” signs at the state’s borders.
Education is a key issue for two political novices vying for the Assembly District 5 seat, and while they agree on many things — both hold a middle ground on recreational marijuana and background checks for gun purchases — they have different thoughts on how to solve the state’s public school system, which falls last in the nation on education ranking.
The race for Nevada Assembly District 9 is a rematch of the 2014 election, but this time Republican David Gardner is running from the perch of incumbency. He faces Democratic challenger Steve Yeager.
The three people running in Assembly District 8 agree that breaking up the Clark County School District could positively affect student achievement, but differ on other ways to make strides in education.
Some candidates on the Nov. 8 general election ballot need just one vote to secure victory. Others won’t even appear on the ballot.
A lot of emotions — and money — have poured into the campaigns for and against Question 1, a Nevada ballot initiative proposing to expand firearm background checks to private-party sales and transfers.
Question 3 on the Nov. 8 general election ballot allows Nevada voters to weigh in on their energy future.
Three challengers face an uphill battle in trying to unseat Democratic incumbent Dina Titus in Nevada’s 1st Congressional District.
Nevadans will decide if they want to join four other Western states that have decriminalized recreational marijuana when they vote on Question 2.
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