Morris Hutchison, 64, was serving 38 to 96 months for attempted theft and possessing documents to establish a false identity when he died on Monday in the Northern Nevada Correction Center in Carson City.
Caesars Entertainment Corp., parent company to 47 hotels and casinos in six countries, including nine properties in Las Vegas, is one step closer to emerging from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
The brains of 110 out of 111 deceased former National Football League players showed signs of a disease linked to repeated hits to the head that can lead to aggression and dementia, according to research published in a leading medical journal on Tuesday.
Bikers competing in the Saints to Sinners relay, which runs Friday to Saturday, ride continuously through the night to get from Salt Lake City to Las Vegas.
Intelligence officials believe North Korea will have a reliable, intercontinental missile capable of carrying a nuclear weapon as early as next year, according to a report published Tuesday.
A civil court judge on Tuesday dismissed a lawsuit that accused state Sen. Heidi Gansert of violating Nevada’s separation of powers clause by working for a university and serving as a state legislator.
Gregory Awa-Moppert, 17, of North Las Vegas didn’t pick up a lacrosse stick until January. After just four months, the Canyon Springs High School student was given a full-ride scholarship — a mix of a sports scholarship and federal student aid — to play the sport at Central Christian College of Kansas in McPherson, nearly 2,000 miles southwest of Kansas City. He plays midfielder, but will play attacker in college.
Katie Ledecky breezed to her third gold medal of the world championships, backing off a bit on her most grueling night of the meet.
Fans of McDonald’s can wear attire representing their favorite snacks, including Big Mac onesies, Egg McMuffin sweatshirts and a blanket checkered with burgers and fries as part of the fast-food chain’s McDelivery Collection.
The Bureau of Land Management closed the lower portion of the walkway at the Red Spring picnic area on July 19 because the wood was deteriorating and had become unsafe.
Review-Journal sports reporter Adam Hill and videographer Heidi Fang returned Tuesday for their weekly UFC and MMA update on the Covering the Cage Facebook page.
Days after Rio cleared its water system of Legionnaires’ disease, a Sun City Summerlin woman said she suspects she acquired an infection at a different hot tub.
The Clark County coroner’s office has identified a man who died in what appeared to be a single-vehicle crash in the west Las Vegas Valley in early July.
She’s known as Ladama, the lady in Spanish, and her art has been carried in international galleries. Now Carole Binford a native of Lincoln City, Oregon, resides in the Summerlin area.
A former Marine believed so strongly in the war against the Islamic State group that he secretly traveled to Syria, where he was killed this month while fighting for a Kurdish militia group.
One of the most notorious figures in the Boston clergy sex abuse scandal has completed his prison sentence on child rape charges and will be released this week after two experts hired by prosecutors found he does not meet the legal criteria to be held as a sexually dangerous person.
Myles Ong says he tried several times to get out of the restaurant industry, which he has been working in since he was 9, and each time he has found his way back.
A dispute between two homeless men over the liquor led to the deadly attack, according to a Las Vegas police report.
Derrick Rose’s goal is to win an NBA championship. He’s a little closer to one.
The Henderson Chamber of Commerce’s annual CONNECT Panel, Expo and Mixer will return on Aug. 30 at Green Valley Ranch Resort’s grand ballroom.
Here is a list of every player that was selected to one of the Review-Journal’s 2016-17 winter all-state teams and is expected to return this upcoming season.
Gary Kubiak’s separation from the NFL is over.
Paige Lion will take over as the new vice president of information technology and chief information officer for Affinity Gaming, the company has announced.
Former Dallas Cowboys receiver Lucky Whitehead’s identity was falsely used in a shoplifting arrest, police in his home state of Virginia said Tuesday.
Nevada Democratic Congresswoman Dina Titus is staying mum on her 2018 plans, but a new poll shows her neck and neck with U.S. Sen. Dean Heller if she were to run for Senate.
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has appointed Steven Moss to a vacancy on the Superior Court, creating an opening on the Mohave County Board of Supervisors.
Hardy, who lost his seat in Nevada’s 4th Congressional District last year to Democrat Ruben Kihuen, was considering a comeback in next year’s midterm elections in the adjacent 3rd district.
Tire failure contributed to a fatal three-vehicle traffic accident in northwest Arizona on Monday, according to the state Department of Public Safety.
The Middle Emerald Pools Trail has been closed since December 2010, when it was heavily damaged by rains that washed large rocks and dirt across the path 16o miles northeast of Las Vegas.