The fragrant, pastel creams and scrubs used in Sahra Spa’s signature Moroccan Journey ritual at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas look and smell almost good enough to eat.
Despite hosting four Division I conference basketball tournaments, state-of-the art facilities and the NFL and NHL putting franchises in the city, Las Vegas still can’t get the NCAA to drop its policy on sports gambling in order to host a championship event.
The Metropolitan Police Department has identified officer James Ledogar as the shooter in Friday’s officer-involved shooting in the central valley.
President Donald Trump held out the possibility Sunday of using trade as a lever to secure Chinese cooperation against North Korea and said Washington might deal with Pyongyang’s nuclear and missile programs on its own if need be.
A newspaper in the Mexican border city of Juarez announced Sunday that it is shutting down because the rampant, unpunished killings of journalists in the country have made it too dangerous to go on.
A roundup of new boutiques, shops, sales and other retail events.
Catherine Cifonelli’s fashions are all over Las Vegas — at the gaming tables, in top restaurants, even in penthouse suites. But you won’t find them on wealthy casino guests.
A devastated mother joined family and friends at a North Las Vegas vigil Sunday night to mourn the baby boy killed by a bullet before he was even a month old.
Police say a woman killed her boyfriend Saturday after the two experienced problems in their relationship.
It’s neither as sexy nor as Sin City-salacious as it sounds. But “Getting Off on Frank Sinatra” does name-check plenty of places locals would recognize.
Police arrested a man late Saturday night in connection with the deadly beating and possible strangulation of a 65-year-old woman.
Annual survey shows average ticket price crept up by $2, but upgraded VIP tickets for Britney and other stars skew the average of 94 shows.
President Donald Trump brought Sen. Rand Paul to his Virginia golf course on Sunday, where the two planned to discuss health care as they hit the fairways.
Thomas S. Monson, president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, said Sunday during a twice-yearly Mormon conference that one of them will be in Saratoga Springs, Utah.
Bob Dylan finally has his hands on his Nobel Literature diploma and medal.
A bill working its way through the state Legislature could advance efforts to develop, build and operate a light-rail line connecting McCarran International Airport, the Strip and downtown Las Vegas as soon as 2023.
Just when it seemed Las Vegas was at celebrity-chef critical mass, the original Iron Chef arrived to fill a void that was large even if it wasn’t obvious.
Steve Martin once asked Martin Short about his worst job, leading to an unexpected exchange about a pilot.
McKenna Berkley describes getting the call from her agent telling her she’d been chosen for the 2017 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition as an out of body experience.
Warm temperatures are expected for most of the upcoming week in the Las Vegas Valley.
Good morning. If you’re a regular reader of the Review-Journal, then you probably already have noticed some changes to the newspaper’s design.
It’s one thing to look back on a career and identify the moment you “made it.” It’s another to realize it as you’re living it.
Avi Dan-Goor says staging can cost a lot of money, particularly if renting furniture is required, but that there are well-known tenets homeowners can consider when putting their place on the market, beginning with removing clutter, creating vignettes by arranging objects that are odd numbers — not two, but three and not six, but five — and moving them out from the wall to create a sense of depth.
He’s designed houses all around the Southwestern U. S., but Las Vegas-based architect Richard Luke’s latest venture has him creating midsized homes on newly released view lots in Henderson’s posh MacDonald Highlands golf course community.
A favorite truism in Washington these days is: “Be careful what you wish for, you may get it.” It tells the cautionary tale of how Republicans who wanted to run Washington got what they wanted and now must govern.