Prosecutors and defense attorneys clashed on Monday, but not in a courtroom.
The Trader Joe’s at 2101 S. Decatur Blvd., near the intersection with O’Bannon Drive, will relocate about 10 miles north this summer.
The Nevada Senate on Monday passed a resolution urging Congress not to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
Helicopter helps recover remains after hikers spot leg protruding from ledge near SARA Park.
Las Vegas police used lethal force last week against two suspects who were armed with stolen guns, but both suspects survived.
Matthew Joseph Ochoa, 27, of Golden Valley is believed to have stabbed unidentified man before he was fatally shot, authorities say.
A U.S. appeals court said on Monday it would hold a hearing in May over a Hawaii federal judge’s order that blocked President Donald Trump’s revised travel restrictions on citizens from six Muslim-majority countries.
Tesla market capitalization zoomed past Ford as investors bet Elon Musk can deliver on ambitious growth targets pegged to the mass-market Model 3.
When Clark County commissioners gave the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada the green light in 2013 to fund transportation improvement projects with a fuel tax increase, the agency aimed to fulfill three promises:
North Carolina was a consensus 1-point favorite over Gonzaga in the NCAA championship Monday afternoon after opening as a 2-point favorite Saturday night.
A 2-year-old Las Vegas girl is dead, and records show that her family has a history of investigations by the Clark County Department of Family Services.
Las Vegas police were led on a chase Monday morning when they tried to stop the vehicle of a person suspected in a Friday robbery.
President Donald Trump is donating the first three months of his salary to the National Park Service.
More than 50 participants in Latino Lobby Day hit the legislative halls here Monday, meeting with lawmakers and talking about their priorities in the 2017 session.
A bill prohibiting mental health professionals from conducting sexual orientation or gender identity “conversion” therapy on minors was amended and passed Monday by a Senate Committee.
Darry Lighten of North Las Vegas says he has experienced many pitfalls of the music industry: a high-profile artist “stealing” a hook, the breakup of his R&B/pop group, being sabotaged by a friend and losing thousands of dollars through a booking agency scam.
A Senate panel voted along party lines Friday to advance the U.S. Supreme Court nomination of Judge Neil Gorsuch — setting up a historic showdown later this week in the full Senate.
The country singer-songwriter finds that using a continuous glucose monitor can make performing, and life, a bit easier to manage.
A bicyclist was hospitalized Monday morning after hitting a curb and suffering a head injury in the east Las Vegas Valley.
A 1-year-old Laughlin girl was taken to the hospital in critical condition Sunday night, and abuse is suspected.
Voters in Las Vegas and North Las Vegas will not have to travel more than 3½ miles to cast ballots in city elections Tuesday. The two cities are debuting voting centers for Tuesday’s primary elections, aimed at augmenting accessibility for voters.
The man shot and killed Saturday before his girlfriend’s arrest has been identified as Jose Ignacio Villanueva, 40, of Las Vegas.
Eight-year-old Abraham Chavez was born with a condition that does not allow him to smile. He’s now awaiting the results of a surgery that is supposed to solve the problem.
A bill that would ban expiration dates on gift cards sold in Nevada would save residents their money and put the state on the same consumer-friendly playing field as eight other states, a legislative panel was told Monday.
As social media avenues have evolved, so have the city of Henderson’s strategies for engaging with residents.
It took a lot for Carol Ruegge to convince her husband, Dave, to start an indoor batting cage. The Ruegges believe their Vegas Valley Batter’s Box, 7370 Eastgate Road, Suite 100, will pay off. “Batting cages haven’t been around (in Henderson) for 12 years,” Carol said. “There’s a need for them.”
The woman found beaten and strangled after a 911 caller’s tip Saturday has been identified as Connelley Lang, 67, of Las Vegas.
The Red Cross and the Professional Fire Fighters of Nevada have partnered for the fifth straight year to help families displaced by house fires. The “Fire Hurts. Red Cross Helps.” campaign is raising money to provide families with a place to stay, food and clothing.
U.S. casino operators gained Monday as Macau gambling revenues beat expectations and posted an eighth straight monthly increase.
It might sound like Clark County’s newly appointed public guardian, Karen Kelly, should be fighting crime in a cape and tights.