Back in the 1990s, Las Vegas home developers borrowed a phrase from “Field of Dreams,” one of the all-time great baseball movies, and as a result they sold lots of houses.
Anne Jeffreys, the actress and singer known for her roles in the 1950s sitcom “Topper” and long-running daytime soap opera “General Hospital,” has died. She was 94.
Under IRS rule change due by Nov. 14, reporting and withholding on multi-race and multi-horse tickets will be based on the total amount wagered, not the base amount of the bet.
With the Route 91 Harvest returning to the Las Vegas Strip this weekend, here are five must-see acts:
Now through early spring is the best time for roaming remote desert areas and examining the desert’s geology. A drive to Amboy Crater offers both! The road trip takes you through the Mojave National Preserve and along historic Route 66 to the tiny town of Amboy, and its nearby volcanic crater.
Todd Dewey, Kelly Stewart and Wynn Las Vegas sports book director Johnny Avello preview Week 4 of the NFL season.
The top U.S. communications regulator urged Apple Inc to activate FM radio chips installed in iPhones that would allow Americans to get access to life-saving information when a natural disaster causes wireless networks to go down.
With all respect due Eddie Kendricks and his 1973 hit record, “Keep on Truckin’ ” might be an even more popular refrain in context of the NASCAR Truck Series and Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
More than 2,000 Southwest Gas Corp. customers in Henderson abruptly lost service Wednesday after a gas leak was discovered in the area.
Dylan Ferguson, the winning goalie in the Knights’ preseason opener, signed a three-year, entry-level contract Thursday.
Indiana investigators are looking into whether a man arrested for allegedly threatening people along a Colorado hiking trail could be a suspect in the February killings of two Indiana girls who were hiking.
Highs in the low 90s expected Saturday and Sunday before cooler temperatures and winds arrive on Monday, National Weather Service says.
Here are your Thursday morning headlines.
According to multiple sources, Justin Timberlake is the frontrunner to perform at next year’s Super Bowl halftime show.
Houston Texans rookie Deshaun Watson donated his first NFL game check to three NRG stadium employees who were affected by Hurricane Harvey.
House Majority Whip Steve Scalise, who was at “imminent risk of death” when he was rushed to the hospital with a gunshot wound 15 weeks ago, returned to work on Thursday.
Las Vegas police are searching for two men Thursday morning after an armed robbery at an east valley Walgreens.
Under pressure to do more for hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico, President Donald Trump is waiving federal restrictions on foreign ships’ transportation of cargo to the island, where people still have no water, food and are running out of money.
More than 120,000 people have fled the region around the Mount Agung volcano on the Indonesian tourist island of Bali, fearing it will soon erupt, an official said Thursday.
When Jared Kushner registered to vote in 2009, he apparently identified his sex as female.
Amid the endless tragedies from the magnitude 7.1 quake that killed more than 300 people, there were incredible stories of survival.
Maria was finally heading east in the Atlantic on Thursday, giving the United States a rest from the constant threat of tropical weather for more than a month.
WELLINGTON, New Zealand — Vanuatu officials on Thursday ordered the complete evacuation of an island in the Pacific archipelago where a rumbling, belching volcano is threatening to blow.
One person was killed Wednesday night after a rollover crash in the south valley.
Hugh Hefner didn’t remember much about his first Las Vegas trip: “I was pretty hung over by then.”
Pittsburgh Penguins coach Mike Sullivan insists the franchise’s decision to visit the White House does not mean the team is wading into the increasingly charged intersection of sports and politics.
Hugh Hefner, who died Wednesday in Los Angeles at 91, built Playboy Enterprises into a global brand. He also found business and pleasure in Las Vegas.
Green Valley’s boys cross country team took three of the top seven spots to win a seven-team meet at Cornerstone Park.
Basic’s Raquel Chavez won a 2-mile race at Cornerstone Park on Wednesday to lead the Wolves to victory in a five-team meet.
Olivia Packer scored two goals to help the Palo Verde girls soccer team hold off host Faith Lutheran, 3-2 on Wednesday.