A man is wanted by police after robbing two businesses in the Las Vegas Valley and making threats to shoot a clerk, police said Saturday.
The defense got the best of the offense in the early part of Saturday’s UNLV football scrimmage at Sam Boyd Stadium. The offense, though, played better later on.
The Fifth Annual Charity Ice Hockey game took place Saturday at the Sobe Ice Arena at the Fiesta Rancho Hotel & Casino in North Las Vegas.
Resort lawyer Kim Sinatra has a very different clientele away from her day job: at-risk children.
Three finalists emerged from a field of nine candidates for the Ward 2 seat that became available after Debra March was elected mayor. The candidates included a Las Vegas deputy city manager and Henderson Chamber of Commerce manager, but one name shot to the top:
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Fla., the former Democratic National Committee chairwoman known in political circles as DWS, is knee-deep in a scandal that involves a laptop, money and possible foreign entanglements.
About 1,000 sword-fighting enthusiasts gathered at the Flamingo to take classes, attend panels and presentations, watch demonstrations, and compete in historical European martial arts practices during this weekend’s CombatCon.
Sitting in his second-grade classroom, Daniel Maldonado had taken the first step toward becoming a story of wasted potential. But thanks to Nevada’s remaining school choice program, he’s now able to maximize his academic abilities.
Team president Marc Badain stood in the press box at University of Phoenix Stadium before the Raiders opened their preseason schedule, staring at a structure that could resemble the team’s Las Vegas home.
Cornerback Sean Smith had a brutal outing for the Raiders, and their offense caught an ugly glimpse of life without left tackle Donald Penn. These issues arose during an evening that saw many key players sit during a 20-10 loss to the Cardinals.
Marshawn Lynch, the ex-Seattle running back who came out of retirement to sign with Oakland, sat during the national anthem before the Raiders’ preseason opener against the Arizona Cardinals on Saturday night.
A recent analysis from the Brookings Institution, a liberal think tank, wisely observes: “Congress has never failed to act in time, so no one knows with certainty what the consequences [of a default] would be.”
It’s not getting better, it’s getting worse
We do not have traffic problems, ever. Anyone who fantasizes that we do is not familiar with our lovely city.
Perhaps district officials could send a few less highly paid professionals to the Philippines on recruitment missions and pay the fees for the volunteers.
I am convinced U.S. District Judge Gloria Navarro is a rogue judge working to achieve a desired outcome
Secret owners of an all cash business? What could possibly go wrong?
No doubt there will be glitches — anything that upsets the existing order will generate controversy and resistance.
“We recognize the fact that with new technologies like Uber and Lyft in the market there will be a dip in public transit ridership numbers, and we’re OK with that,” said RTC General Manager Tina Quigley.
Drivers sometimes see less HOV traffic, and grouse about wasted space. But those lanes carry more people using fewer cars, resulting in improved air quality and fuel savings.
Bryce Harper appeared to injure his left knee when he slipped on a wet first base, a potentially devastating blow to the NL East-leading Washington Nationals.
51s team leaders seem optimistic that they could have a deal in place in the relatively near future that would move the club from downtown Cashman Field to a new stadium next to the Golden Knights’ practice facility by the 2019 season.
Cementing their affiliation with the city, Human Nature has signed on to perform its “Jukebox” show through March 2019.
Republican Sen. Jeff Flake has spent the first part of the August congressional recess crisscrossing Arizona, touring the U.S.-Mexico border, visiting a wildfire-scarred town and giving a speech to business leaders.
If an attack warning is issued, Guam residents should take cover quickly — in a concrete structure, preferably underground — and stay there until instructed otherwise, according to a fact sheet titled “Preparing for an Imminent Missile Threat.”
Las Vegas police are looking for a man who committed an armed robbery early Friday morning in the central valley.
Some clarity on the Raiders cornerback came Saturday. The confusion came down to semantics.
A mother and her two children who went missing last week in North Las Vegas have been found.
UNLV has gone years of playing substandard defense. Coaches hope as they enter their third season that they’re beginning to reverse the trend.
The Offprice Show kicked off Saturday at the Sands Expo and Convention Center, where more buyers sought out men’s clothing and accessories to fill their stores.
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