This year’s event is expected to be the center’s biggest and the first-ever in a large venue. Performances Saturday night and Sunday afternoon will be staged at the Suncoast Showroom.
A bill that would significantly increase the amount of funding available to address problem gambling in Nevada saw no opposition Wednesday during a Senate committee hearing.
A Senate bill would create a state task force to study the biggest issues facing Nevada’s growing elderly population.
Henderson police have arrested one more suspect in connection with multiple residential burglaries. The police department now has four men and two women in custody.
I sometimes write about things that are expected to happen. Then they don’t. Here are three recent examples.
MAGIC is one of the largest fashion marketplaces, and it brings industry professionals to Las Vegas every February and August.
A crowd of about 300 techies stopped by Las Vegas City Hall Wednesday to see what a local tech expert dubbed “a food truck for technology.”
Nevada Treasurer Dan Schwartz, a member of Executive Branch Audit Committee, asked on Wednesday for an audit of the Governor’s Office of Economic Development.
A team of five current and former UNLV students won the $10,000 grand prize at the Smart Cities Hackathon competition during the Consumer Electronics Show last month — and provided the city of Las Vegas a more efficient way of identifying faulty streetlights.
Being open isn’t enough for Clark boys basketball coach Colin Darfour. He wants his players to be “wide, wide open.” But when junior James Bridges takes a jumper, Darfour rarely worries.
A Senate committee approved on Wednesday a resolution ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment — decades after a deadline imposed by Congress has passed.
For few hours Tuesday, Lyon County in northwest Nevada found itself at the center of a national media frenzy, thanks to wet weather, current events and an alert about a failing dam that doesn’t exist.
Bowlers on 10,000 teams are participating in this year’s United States Bowling Congress Open Championships.
An exterior electrical sign malfunctioned and caused a fire in a Henderson office building Wednesday morning.
The players’ association has agreed to Major League Baseball’s proposal to have intentional walks without pitches this year.
Nevada Senate Majority Leader Aaron Ford on Wednesday called a lawsuit accusing a fellow lawmaker of violating the state’s separation of power clause “meritless.”
When windy conditions have eased up at Lake Mead enough for anglers to get on the water, they have been rewarded with good fishing for striped bass in 40- to 50-foot depths.
The U.S. Marshals Service for the District of Nevada issued a warning Wednesday of an ongoing jury duty phone scam.
The Nevada Department of Corrections reported that inmate Edmond Krotz died Wednesday morning.
Las Vegas police are responding to Red Rock Canyon on Wednesday for reports of an injured hiker.
A debate roared to life at a Nevada Legislature hearing over how a $3 fee earmarked for the killing of ravens, coyotes and mountain lions should be spent.
With five local drivers competing at Daytona this week and another crop of young talent coming up behind them, Southern Nevada could be well represented for years to come.
Congressional Republicans responsible for legislation to build a wall along portions of the 2,000-mile, U.S.-Mexico border toured parts of Texas this week to discuss the logistics of erecting barriers with federal and local officials.
Muslim Americans have helped raise more than $91,000 to repair vandalized headstones at a Jewish cemetery in St. Louis, according to an online fundraising page, amid attacks and threats against Jewish institutions.
Golden Knights owner Bill Foley said because of the large amount of paperwork that must be completed, it’s unlikely the finalized transaction can be made with the NHL before the March 1 trade deadline.
Fans of all things girlish and cute: The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck is returning to Las Vegas.
Nevada is among nine states affected by a recall on Fratelli Beretta USA Inc.’s mortadella product.
Tesla Inc. on Wednesday reported a loss of $121.3 million in its fourth quarter.
During a physical altercation between rapper Sean Kingston and music group Migos outside of the convention center about 4:15 p.m., the Florida man allegedly fired at least one shot in the area.
After multiple delays, a trial is set to begin next week for ex-MMA fighter War Machine, who is accused of beating and sexually assaulting his girlfriend in 2014.