A U.S. Special Operations member died of injuries suffered during a weekend raid against al-Qaida militants in Yemen, the military said Sunday.
Desert Pines offensive lineman Poutasi Poutasi made an oral commitment to California late Saturday during his official visit to the school.
A 56-year-old man died early Sunday morning after he was ejected from 1994 Chevy Tahoe during a crash.
Although services like Apple Pay and Google Wallet haven’t caught on in the U.S. as quickly as some expected, it’s only a matter of time before paying for everything with your smartphone becomes more mainstream. International visitation may speed that process up in Las Vegas.
Despite the TMZ videos and boycott threats, “A Dog’s Purpose” still managed to pull in family audiences, who apparently shook off or were unmoved by footage of a cowering German Shepherd being forced into rushing water.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday that the American embassy in Israel should be moved from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, injecting himself once again into a charged campaign trail promise of U.S. President Donald Trump.
Vegas performer Kevin Burke trained at the Ringling Bros. clown school and says even the city that helped kill “The Greatest Show on Earth” should lament its closing.
“He misses it and I won the bet. I thought I was really smart after that. The next three or four years, I bet that prop and I think I lost it every time.”
Police took 54-year-old Arnold Whitehead into custody on the 5200 block of Stewart Avenue. He was arrested in connection with the stabbing death of another man near a walking trail on the 300 block of North Nellis Boulevard.
Marijuana is legal to possess in Nevada as of Jan. 1, but using it anywhere but inside of a private residence is a big no-no.
Desert Pines offensive lineman Poutasi Poutasi made an oral commitment to California late Saturday during his official visit to the school.
A man is in critical condition after a shooting Sunday morning in downtown Las Vegas.
Fairey is perhaps most widely known for his now-iconic 2008 “Hope” poster of Barack Obama. More recently, his contribution to a “We the people” series for the inauguration of President Donald Trump included an illustration of a woman wearing a red, white and blue hijab that appeared often during last weekend’s women’s march on Washington.
The Governor’s Office of Economic Development has a bill drafted for the 2017 legislative session that will pave the way for autonomous taxicabs, drone cabs and ride-sharing vehicles. Or, as Steve Hill, director of the economic development office, put it: driverless anything.
Warm and slightly breezy weather is forecast for the upcoming week, the National Weather Service said.
In recordings of Scott Dozier’s recent phone calls, made public this month through court exhibits, he tells friends and family he is tired of life, and he envisions his path to the execution chamber.
Roger Federer came out on top after a rollercoaster ride in the 35th chapter of his rivalry with Rafa Nadal to win his fifth Australian Open 6-4 3-6 6-1 3-6 6-3 and clinch a first grand slam title in four and a half years Sunday.
In 1994, “Reality Bites” caused a stir at Sundance. In 2017, it’s virtual reality.
One person is critically injured after a shooting Saturday night in the west Las Vegas Valley, police said.
A Henderson couple were held for roughly 10 hours at Chicago O’Hare International Airport before they finally made their way back home Saturday night, according to their daughter-in-law Bita Nasri.
Brian Blessing, host of Sportsbook Radio and Vegas Hockey Hotline on KSHP-AM (1400), witnessed one of the worst Super Bowl square bad beats ever.