Workforce Connections has rotated two of its executives.
A Utah police detective has formally appealed the decision to fire him after he was caught on video roughly handcuffing a nurse because she refused to allow him to draw blood from an unconscious patient, his lawyer said Friday.
A Henderson shopping mall will open an official store for the Raiders NFL team.
Lawyers for a California woman who was shot and critically wounded during the Route 91 Harvest music festival filed a lawsuit Friday against MGM Resorts International, the concert host and a bump stock maker.
The last time Cameron Robinson was at work, he nearly skipped out of the office he was so thrilled.
Group started in New York City shares best practices, uses combined purchasing power to get better prices.
Many of those injured in the mass shooting on the Las Vegas Strip were from outside Nevada and now face recuperation in local hospitals with local doctors.
The Raiders’ game on Sunday against the Los Angeles Chargers is expected to remain at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. There was discussion about moving it in response to wildfire-worsened air quality conditions.
Security for trade shows of all sizes is up for review following the Las Vegas Strip shooting.
The Army and The College of St. Rose in upstate New York were granted extensions by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to file official opposition to the Golden Knights’ name, according to a report from SportsLogos.Net.
A federal appeals court cleared the way Thursday for the NFL to impose a six-game suspension on Dallas Cowboys star Ezekiel Elliott over domestic violence allegations, siding with the league in the latest high-profile fight over its ability to punish players for off-field behavior.
The Strip was hit by “An Inconvenient Truth” Friday, as former Vice President Al Gore opened the National Clean Energy Conference in Las Vegas with an alarming vision of an unfolding global climate crisis.
They road-tripped from Southern California, or jetted from as far as Massachusetts or Canada, bound to see their favorite country musicians play on the Las Vegas Strip.
President Donald Trump on Friday angrily accused Iran of violating the spirit of the landmark 2015 nuclear, but said he was not yet ready to pull the U.S. out or re-impose nuclear sanctions.
The Gold Sheet handicapper Bruce Marshall provides the Review-Journal with NFL tech notes and trends from Goldsheet.com.
Leisure Travel Vans, a brand of Triple E Recreational Vehicles, has added a new twin-bed model to the Wonder lineup — a new RV with European interior styling built on the North American-built Ford Transit chassis.
A sometimes combative and at times emotional Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo on Friday announced a second significant adjustment to the Metropolitan Police Department’s timeline of events surrounding the Oct. 1 Strip attack.
Union official tells Review-Journal that the security guard who first encountered mass shooter Stephen Paddock was preparing to give interviews on Thursday when he left his Las Vegas hotel, possibly to seek medical attention.
President tells annual gathering of religious conservative voters that he’s keeping his campaign promises, while other speakers lambaste the GOP establishment, particularly the Senate.
A flight carrying the Chicago Cubs to Los Angeles was diverted to New Mexico early Friday due to a medical issue on board.
A lawsuit has been filed against Gov. Brian Sandoval over the state’s failure to implement a private gun sale background check approved by voters in November 2016.
Vegas Nation host Bryan Salmond and Review-Journal reporter Gilbert Manzano talk about the Raiders matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers and the key players for both teams.
Subaru and Findlay Automotive have a long history together. Subaru first joined the then-tiny group back in 1971. It was paired with Findlay Oldsmobile at 3024 E. Fremont St..