It just got a little easier to sniff out smell violations in Las Vegas.
Yes, you can celebrate the wearin’ of the green without stooping to the ignominy of green beer. Just pop on over to the Sprinkles ATM at The Linq on the Strip and get a St. Patrick’s Day cupcake for $4.50.
A Georgia State Patrol trooper took three canine vagrants into custody — and then he and a few of his colleagues adopted the abandoned puppies as their own.
There is at least one thing President Donald Trump and George Washington have in common: Both the first and current presidents said they didn’t want to be paid for the job.
Bob Irwin, 73, recently lost control of The Gun Store in Las Vegas to a court-appointed receiver, who’s now trying to sell it. Irwin has since filed for bankruptcy.
Residents should begin to see safety-improvement work on Craig Road between Decatur Boulevard and North 5th Street this fall.
Las Vegas city leaders are hoping to drum up development in Symphony Park, which has been slow to fill in as the demand for downtown housing grows.
Clark County expects to spend $1.33 billion from its general fund in fiscal year 2018, about $25.6 million more than the previous year.
The fourth unit at the plant at Moapa owned by NV Energy exhausted its coal supply and shut down over the weekend.
Young active military members or those discharged under honorable conditions could qualify for a concealed carry weapon permit under a bill heard Wednesday by the Assembly Judiciary committee.
General manager George McPhee has been scouting NCAA players who are eligible to sign as free agents once their seasons ended as he looks to add to the one-man Golden Knights roster that is Reid Duke.
Gov. Brian Sandoval and state lawmakers took time Wednesday to honor the service of Nevada’s military and veterans in a ceremony on the Capitol grounds.
Southern Nevada Catholics will have something extra to celebrate on Friday, St. Patrick’s Day — a traditional Irish-American dinner, if they choose.
Outdoor enthusiasts sometimes have the misfortune of hearing both varieties of plops on the same outing, which means one can experience optimism and depression within a short time frame.
Authorities say a fire at a Yonkers apartment building has left one person dead and forced dozens of people into the cold.
Tiger Woods is scheduled to be back in Southern Nevada on May 19 and 20 for the 19th annual Tiger Jam, a charity event that raises funds for his foundation.
Thousands of downtown Las Vegas commuters have until 9 p.m. Monday to brace for a long, painful pinch known as the“Big Squeeze.”
A lawsuit filed by Texas in a U.S. appellate court claims the federal government violated the law in failing to complete the licensing process for permanent storage of nuclear waste at Yucca Mountain in Nevada.
“The nice thing about it is it’s not full of ice,” company CEO Joseph Isaacs says of Buzz Pops. “This is all fruit and liquor. So when it melts, you have a shot.”
Frontier Airlines and Silver Airways are dropping air service to Cuba, saying other airlines are adding too many flights to the island nation and making the routes unprofitable.
McDonald’s has started testing mobile order-and-pay after acknowledging the ordering process in its restaurants can be “stressful.”
A city official says the death toll from a collapse at a landfill outside Ethiopia’s capital has risen to 113.
The United States announced charges Wednesday against two Russian intelligence officers and two hackers, accusing them of a mega data breach at Yahoo.
A North Carolina man accused of commandeering a Washington pizza restaurant with an assault-style rifle in December is expected to plead guilty in a deal with federal prosecutors.
The Democrat from El Paso and the Republican from San Antonio began their 1,600-mile road trip to Washington before dawn Tuesday.
Highs in the Las Vegas Valley could reach record levels through the weekend, the National Weather Service said.
The Culinary Union is expected to begin collective bargaining contract talks soon following a settlement with management of the Palace Station.
A man was jailed Tuesday following a robbery-home invasion that resulted in the killing of an intruder in the far northwest Las Vegas Valley.
A person was rescued from an apartment fire in the south-central Las Vegas Valley early Wednesday morning.
TeleTech has released more specific numbers for its upcoming call center located at Boulevard Mall.