An infant was left at a North Las Vegas church Wednesday night, and it may be the missing “Baby Girl Jackson.”
An advertising blimp at the U.S. Open golf tournament in Wisconsin deflated and crashed on Thursday, burning as it fell and injuring the pilot, authorities said.
He’s made the trek for 20 years now, but it was a plastic ring scored from a liquor store coin machine that made one trip especially memorable.
A man who suffered injuries in an east valley crash Sunday and died Wednesday has been identified.
Uber Technologies Inc was sued on Thursday by a woman who said top executives at the company improperly obtained her medical records after she was raped by a driver in India, according to court documents.
A Georgia woman whose husband died after falling into a deep fryer has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the grocery chain.
An attorney for a man convicted as a teenager of taking part in deadly sniper attacks that terrorized the Washington area will argue before a Maryland judge that his young client’s life sentence is unconstitutional and should be thrown out.
A Twitter message from seven-time Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson caps the winning drive for teenager Riley Herbst of Las Vegas.
In Ok Song, 82, was struck by a Toyota Corolla at South Eastern Avenue the evening of March 2.
President Donald Trump said Thursday that wounded GOP Congressman Steve Scalise is “in some trouble” but “he’s going to be OK, we hope,” offering the assessment as a shaken U.S. House gaveled back into session a day after the shooting of Scalise and others at a baseball field.
Longshot Conor McGregor gaining support of bettors, but oddsmakers don’t show much belief in debuting boxer
The arraignment of golfer Tiger Woods on a DUI charge has been delayed until August.
The area of Decatur Boulevard and Washington Avenue has reopened after Las Vegas police closed streets Thursday morning as they dealt with a suicidal man.
An Ohio judge has rejected a prosecution request to allow jurors to consider a lesser charge in the murder retrial of a former University of Cincinnati police officer.
Numerous historians long ago agreed that rock ‘n’ roll emerged from Ike Turner’s “Rocket 88,” but who invented the “rock on” hand gesture so associated with the genre?
Professional poker player Faraz Jaka has the chip lead with 56 players remaining in the $2,620 buy-in “The Marathon” No-limit Hold ’em event.
Jurors in Bill Cosby’s sexual assault trial have told a judge they’re deadlocked on charges the comedian drugged and molested a woman in 2004.
The NCAA didn’t feel Louisville went far enough with its self-imposed sanctions following a sex scandal investigation, so the governing body Thursday handed down a few more.
The process to add Yoko’s credit, while not yet confirmed, is already underway.
The National Weather Service has extended its excessive heat warning for the Las Vegas Valley, as high temperatures are forecast to exceed 110 degrees next week.
An American college student who was imprisoned in North Korea and returned to his home state of Ohio in a coma suffered a “severe neurological injury,” a hospital spokeswoman said Thursday.
Polygamous sect leader Lyle Jeffs has been captured after being on the run for nearly a year.
In Batman comics, movies and TV shows, the Bat-Signal is a spotlight with the shadow of Batman’s winged emblem that is shown on the night sky to call for Batman’s help.
Phil Mickelson has withdrawn from the U.S. Open, realizing there was no chance to get from his daughter’s high school graduation in California to make his tee time in Wisconsin.
Erendira Wallenda, the aerialist wife of daredevil Nik Wallenda, successfully hung by her teeth from a helicopter over Niagara Falls on Thursday, pulling off the stunt five years to the day her husband walked a tight rope over the falls.
A Metropolitan Police Department officer was hospitalized after a suspected drunken driver rear-ended her Thursday morning, police said.
Switch added 350,000 square feet and up to 40 megawatts of power to its data center in Las Vegas.
British Prime Minister Theresa May has ordered a full public inquiry into the high-rise apartment blaze that killed at least 17 people in London amid growing public anxiety about whether similar blazes could occur in other housing blocks around the country.
Here is a look at previous security incidents at the Capitol or political violence involving members of Congress.