Starting next June, locals will be able to relive the glittering, glamorous days of yesteryear, thanks to an upcoming collaboration between the Las Vegas News Bureau and the Nevada State Museum, Las Vegas.
That galaxy far, far away will be as close as downtown Las Vegas — at least on Jan. 23, when the Discovery Children’s Museum welcomes “Star Wars Day at the Museum.”
We all learn from failure. It just takes some of us longer than others.
“Fortunate Son” is one righteously angry song. But John Fogerty named his autobiography and run of Venetian shows after his 1969 hit for a different reason.
Here are our picks for the best Las Vegas’ music scene has to offer in the coming week.
Rayner is exactly the kind of band you want to see succeed.
Ride-hailing companies took a big bite out of ground transportation revenue in the days leading up to the opening of CES this year.
UNLV defensive line coach Joe Seumalo’s son, Oregon State junior offensive lineman Isaac Seumalo, has officially declared for the NFL draft.
“Titanium” Tim Welch lost his leg in the 1990s to an infection after breaking it racing motorcycles in Florida. But that hasn’t stopped him from driving motorcycles and scooters alike.
A Northern California teacher’s aide has been arrested after video appearing to show her slapping a young boy as two people held him by the arms and legs circulated on social media, according to the Associated Press.
Mama says it’s chilly outside, and you need to cover up.
MacArthur Johnson practiced law for 28 years before moving to Nevada to work as house council for a construction company.
The North Las Vegas Library District plans to host Buddy Bookworm’s second annual Winter Reading Program with activities and reading promotions planned through Jan. 7.
Nevada’s largest casinos reduced their combined net losses by 11 percent in the 2015 fiscal year but several areas of Clark County — not including the Strip — reported profits based on their total revenue, state gaming regulators said Thursday.
An unusual lawsuit has drawn the Andre Agassi College Preparatory Academy into federal court.
Henderson Police are seeking the public’s help to identify two men who recently stole a black Honda Accord from a Circle K convenience store at 1324 N. Boulder Highway.
Machuca Palliative Care is planning its grand opening celebration and open house from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Jan. 7 at 1509 S. Eastern Ave.
Northwest Career & Technical Academy plans to host a Community Night/Open House from 6 to 8 p.m. Jan. 19 at the school, 8200 W. Tropical Parkway.
Volunteers are needed to help with the 2016 Southern Nevada Homeless Census, which will count the homeless in the Las Vegas Valley on Jan. 26 and 27.
Ken Griffey Jr. will wear a Seattle Mariners cap and Mike Piazza will have a New York Mets hat when they enter the Baseball Hall of Fame this summer.
Back in July we gave you a list of eight weird things you’ll find in the Nevada desert, but the reality is, Nevada is home to more than just eight strange and unusual roadside attractions.
A man was arrested in California Monday in connection with a February homicide in Las Vegas.
You don’t believe there are freshwater lakes stocked with fish — and even boating for those who like to sail along the lakes on small craft — right smack in the middle of the Las Vegas desert?
The outcome of a Nevada murder case may depend on whether a key piece of evidence is admitted at the defendants’ upcoming trial, a prosecutor argued Wednesday.
A great winter activity for snow lovers is cross-country skiing or snowshoeing in Cedar Breaks National Monument, Utah.
We have a critter attacking our lemons. It does not eat the fruit, only the peel. It eats the peel so cleanly that the bare fruit is left hanging on the tree.
Soul/Southern food has been in a waxing-and-waning situation in Southern Nevada for years, with some places opening to great fanfare but a brief future, others sort of sliding in and out of the market, and even established restaurants falling by the wayside in tough economic times. Through it all, M&M Soul Food Cafe has endured.
Democratic presidential hopeful Martin O’Malley spoke to the Economic Club of Las Vegas Thursday.