North Las Vegas police arrested a man Wednesday in connection with a fatal crash that claimed the lives of three women.
UNLV President Len Jessup will meet on Thursday with leaders of newly formed UNLV Campus Conservatives group that opposes making the university into a sanctuary campus, the group’s co-founder said.
Krista Kachnik led Basic with 11 points and seven rebounds as the Wolves defeated Wooster 40-22 in the final game of the Lady Wolves Holiday Tournament at Basic.
About a week after the largest-ever open-enrollment day for Affordable Care Act coverage, federal health officials are reporting a year-to-year enrollment increase, with states including Nevada posting an uptick.
Agassi Prep’s girls basketball team overcame a 13-point deficit, turned it into a nine-point lead and eventually held on for a 45-44 victory over Marina (Calif.) in the Vegas Invitational at Mountain View.
The Clark County School District is seeking a permanent injunction against key provisions of the district’s mandated reorganization after repeated concerns from school board trustees had been largely ignored.
A squad of Nevada Highway Patrol troopers – one dressed as Santa Claus – visited local children’s hospitals Wednesday to distribute gift bags and later also handed out blankets to the homeless.
Senior Jamaal Williams gained 210 yards on 26 carries and Tanner Mangum ran for a touchdown and threw for another to lead BYU to a 24-21 victory over Wyoming in the Poinsettia Bowl on a rainy Wednesday night.
Joe Heath scored 15 points Wednesday to lead Mohave (Arizona) to a 47-39 win over Needles in the semifinals of the Mohave Holiday Shootout in Bullhead City, Arizona.
North Las Vegas will keep its current, off-year springtime election schedule into the foreseeable future, after four City Council members said they did not like Mayor John Lee’s suggestion to move municipal elections to an even-year cycle aligned with national and statewide races.
Two former patients at the state-run Rawson-Neal Psychiatric Hospital in Las Vegas have filed a federal lawsuit over its practice of “patient dumping” — a practice that gained notoriety in 2013.
Suspended probate lawyer Robert Graham turned over possession of a $955,000 home in Colorado to his wife just days after shutting down his Las Vegas law firm this month, property records show.
The Metropolitan Police Department suspect Wyatt Peterson, 33, in a chain of robberies that began Nov. 1, and they believe he may strike again. The FBI is offering a reward of up to $10,000 for tips leading directly to an arrest.
Long-term inmates from North Las Vegas will begin serving their misdemeanor sentences at the Lincoln County Detention Center by early next year, under a contract the North Las Vegas City Council unanimously approved Wednesday night.
The Las Vegas Valley can expect cloudy skies paired with a 60 percent chance of rain Thursday, the National Weather Service said.
Duke’s Grayson Allen sat at his locker, his head hanging and voice barely registering much louder than a whisper. He couldn’t explain to a crowd of reporters huddled around him why he had tripped an opponent during a game for the third time in a year.
Nevada officials restored the state’s online registration system for medical marijuana cards a week after a “problem” forced them to take it down.
About 75 workers with a Henderson construction materials supplier expect to remain on strike throughout the holidays in response to stalled negotiations.
Mixed martial arts fans may not have any live events to watch this weekend, but there will be options on television. UFC officials announced a network special for Christmas Eve as Fox will air the four best fights from the UFC 206 card earlier this month in Toronto.
Reno police say a knife-wielding 14-year-old shot by a campus police officer two weeks ago cut a classmate, then chased him through a crowd and advanced toward the officer before the shooting in a high school courtyard.
Alan Thicke’s death certificate states the actor died of a ruptured aorta.
When weather conditions aren’t limiting fishing activity, the striper bite has been steady at Lake Mead.
National leaders of a fraternity with a chapter at the University of Nevada where an 18-year-old pledge died in October are conducting their own investigation into the alleged violations that prompted a 15-year suspension of the frat’s recognition on the Reno campus, the fraternity said Wednesday.
Christmas is coming early, and confusingly, for moviegoers this year with films opening on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday.
Nevada’s Culinary Union, one of the most vocal critics of President-elect Donald Trump and his business dealings, has agreed to a four-year contract with the Trump International in Las Vegas.
UNLV senior forward Christian Jones, who has missed the past three basketball games with an ankle injury, practiced Wednesday and has been cleared to play against No. 3 Kansas.
A legislative panel on Wednesday postponed a regulation to prohibit Nevada hunters from using high-tech rifles capable of zeroing in on big game from up to a mile away.
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