About 14,000 fitness professionals and gym junkies dressed to impress roamed the IDEA World Convention Expo, one of the largest international fitness conference.
The United States flew two supersonic B-1B bombers over the Korean peninsula in a show of force Sunday after Pyongyang’s recent tests of intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM), the U.S. and South Korean Air Forces said.
An unlikely battle emerged at the box office this weekend between “The Emoji Movie” and “Dunkirk.”
Thirty Las Vegas fitness instructors take their spots on the gym floor at Body Dance & Fitness. On this day, however, they’re the students.
The Las Vegas Valley can expect a warm week with slight chances of thunderstorms, according to the National Weather Service.
Unfortunately, it’s illegal and potentially dangerous to hang any item that might block your view of the road.
The Nevada Highway Patrol is investigating a hit-and-run that left one man in critical condition early Sunday morning.
Ascaya, a luxury residential development in Henderson, opened its 23,000-square-foot, two-level clubhouse July 4.
In our May homeowners association meeting I made a recommendation, based on a simple internet search, to the board about a patrol service for the community in light of a national news story about a murdered young girl found at the rear of our complex. The president, treasurer and board members stated they would like to look further into this matter.
Local home sales are surging. In fact, according to the Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors, 2017 is on pace to be the best year for home sales since 2012.
Located in the Skye Canyon master-planned community in northwest Las Vegas, Pardee Homes’ Keystone features four new floor plans designed to maximize indoor/outdoor lifestyles.
Summerlin, now 27 years into its development, has delivered on its promise of quality of life for more than a quarter century via expertly designed neighborhoods, stunning homes, more than 235 parks, 150 miles of trails, its own downtown with shopping, dining and entertainment and 25 top-rated public and private schools. Now, the community is adding two more public schools to its roster of educational offerings, just in time for the start of the 2017-18 school year on Aug. 14: Rosemary and Billy Vassiliadis Elementary School in The Paseos village and Shelly Berkley Elementary School in The Cliffs village. The new schools, owned and operated by Clark County School District, will bring the total number of public and private schools in Summerlin to 27.
The Las Vegas 51s (39-68) and Colorado Springs Sky Sox (63-41) went scoreless for their first six innings at Cashman, but the 51s managed to manufacture some offense behind slick base running and timely hitting to beat the Sky Sox 3-0.
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke on Sunday will make Bunkerville the final stop of a tour through several western states to review national monuments.
Three years and two dozen motions later, a federal court in Las Vegas will hear a federal lawsuit Monday that seeks to block the Southern Nevada Water Authority from siphoning groundwater from a 300-mile swath of eastern Nevada.
North Las Vegas could agree to pay $385,000 in fines and place itself under a federal consent decree for failing to develop, fund and implement a sewer pre-treatment plan for the city’s Utilities Department.
A push to give military veterans access to medical marijuana was shot down this month by Congress, but Nevada Rep. Dina Titus vowed the fight is far from over.
“This whole story reads like some kind of novel that nobody would buy,” Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., marveled at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing Thursday that examined foreign agents working inside the United States.
U.S. Rep. Dina Titus speaks Saturday at an Our Lives on the Line Nationwide Day of Action event at UNLV’s Holbert Hendrix Auditorium.
Two girls are recovering from a lightning strike after their dog brought help to the mountainside scene in Utah.
Daniel Cormier had to be pleased with how his rematch with Jon Jones was unfolding as the UFC 214 main event at Honda Center crossed its midway point on Saturday night. Then came a kick from out of nowhere.
The top-seeded Southern Nevada Blue Sox knocked off the defending champion and second-seeded Las Vegas Aces 7-1 Saturday night to win the American Legion state title game.
The Raiders officially opened training camp Saturday in Napa, California. Review-Journal reporters Ed Graney and Michael Gehlken are in Napa, and the big news of the day is the missing piece on the offensive line.
Brain research can help inform policy on how to help the 2 million Americans who are currently addicted to prescription opioids, as well as the 1 million addicted to heroin.
Why should criminals be allowed to keep their ill-gotten gains? And fair enough, except for one small thing: They can take your stuff without charging or convicting you.
Trump relishes such a cat-and-mouse game and, by playing it so openly, reveals a deeply repellent vindictiveness in the service of a pathological need to display dominance.
Before Nevadans jump on the tax revenue bandwagon and rush to sell more marijuana, they should look at what has happened in states that previously legalized the drug.
This is the usual “let the rich or the deceased who have no voice pay for everything” argument that does not and never will work.
Now, plans for the new monument include stewardship monitoring, toilets, trash receptacles, information kiosks and increased ranger protection.