Authorities in northwestern Arizona say two people are dead and two others hospitalized in Las Vegas after a rollover crash in Bullhead City.
Leaders of an armed occupation of a federal wildlife refuge in rural Oregon were driving to a public meeting a year ago when police shot and killed one of them at a roadblock. Now, LaVoy Finicum’s widow and their children are planning to hold that meeting later this month in the same town.
UFC Hall of Famer BJ Penn has decided to come out of retirement in hopes of erasing the memory of a disappointing performance in his last fight back in 2014. Follow all of the action with our live blog here.
As gaming companies attempt to unlock the secrets of how to persuade millennials to gamble in casinos, mom-and-pop inventor Darryl Rosenblatt thinks he has the answer — embed slot machines with symbols and images that are important to those individual players.
Researchers excavating the remains of one of the most notorious Nazi death camps have uncovered a pendant that appears identical to one belonging to Anne Frank, Israel’s Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial said Sunday.
Local artists, cultural representatives and arts supporters gathered last week at three town meetings sponsored by the Nevada Arts Council to explore the state of the art scene and offer recommendations for improvements.
Two local prep football players made oral commitments Sunday, as Centennial wide receiver Savon Scarver selected Utah State and Bishop Gorman athlete Austin Arnold chose UNR.
When Gov. Brian Sandoval delivers his final “State of the State” address Tuesday, Nevada lawmakers will receive a report card on a multitude of achievements realized over the past six years.
Rick Lax, who doesn’t even perform on the Strip, may be ‘most-viewed magician in history.’
The Henderson City Council appeared to have a difficult decision in choosing among 16 candidates for its vacant Ward IV seat. But when council members wrote down their two finalists, only one name was on everyone’s list — Dan Stewart, the uncle of Mayor Andy Hafen’s son-in-law.
Americans should stockpile food, water, medicine and other essentials of everyday life, according to Heather Murren, who recently was a member of a presidential commission on cybersecurity. The wife of Jim Murren, the chairman and CEO of MGM Resorts International, Murren says the nation’s power grid is vulnerable to cyber attack.
Brief, gracious and unifying — Trump’s acceptance speech might seem like the perfect template for the inaugural address the Republican will deliver next Friday.
It’s bombs away at the multiplexes this week.
Hiding in plain sight, thousands of homeless people frequent desert lots, restaurant alleyways, storm drains under casinos and the sidewalks all over the valley.
A local pizzeria will host a fundraiser Monday in honor of the North Las Vegas police detective who died after a Jan. 6 crash.
The MLS has unveiled a plan for expansion to 28 teams, identifying 10 cities currently in the mix. Las Vegas isn’t one.
Bernard Means is, technically speaking, a scientist. But he’s also an artist of sorts who works in the media of digital imagery and, sometimes, bones.
Practices at the Las Vegas Ice Center will pick back up later this month or in early February and will be held Sunday nights.
The Las Vegas Valley can expect mild temperatures and sunny skies through Wednesday of this week, the National Weather Service said.
Following a fast political rise as an aide to Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid and a stint in the Nevada Senate, Ruben Kihuen wants to use his seat in Congress to reform the country’s immigration laws, stop efforts to privatize Social Security and Medicare, and raise the minimum wage.
Riley Schlei was born with kidney damage that has since developed into end-stage renal disease. His parents are desperately raising money to help them cover the cost of a transplant for the 14-month-old child.
A coin flip and a pilot’s inexplicable miscalculation combined to snuff out Lombard, one of Hollywood brightest stars, 75 years ago Monday.
Viewing stands are erected at the U.S. Capitol where Donald J. Trump, the Republican New York billionaire, is expected to take the oath of office and become the 45th president of the United States this week as a divided nation watches.
More than a dozen organizations including the Culinary union and Nevada Advocates for Planned Parenthood Affiliates collaborated to put on the “Day of Action” event outside of the Dr. William U. Pearson Community Center.
“External Forces,” would be an apt title for a radio show. The wild world of morning programming is often dictated by outside external, and unanticipated, decisions from on high.
Saida Maldonado’s son Jared Medina was cut down by a bullet earlier this month. But she said he’ll live on through his music and his lyrics.
