A firefighter died Thursday while working a colossal wildfire burning in coastal mountains northwest of Los Angeles that has become the fourth largest in California history.
The Las Vegas Stadium Authority zipped through a 1½-hour meeting Thursday with a last look at the Raiders’ community benefits plan and updates on three proposals critical to completing a stadium development agreement by February.
After Sunday’s 2 p.m. performance of “The Nutcracker” at Reynolds Hall at The Smith Center, the post-show Sugarplum Party will kick off.
Regal Cinemas announced the arrival of Cheetos Popcorn at several cinemas throughout the U.S., starting Dec. 11.
Fox Restaurant Concepts’ North Italia restaurant, in Rampart Commons, has its chefs start from scratch daily. Even the pasta is made each morning in the open-view kitchen.
The rules governing how Nevada doctors can prescribe addictive opioids such as Lortab, Percocet and OxyContin are set to become more complicated and stringent Jan. 1, fueling concerns among longtime users who say they need the drugs to combat pain.
Out of a senseless tragedy, they have sought ways to find meaning in advocacy.
The outpouring of support after last week’s tragic fire at San Luis Rey Downs in northwest San Diego County, which killed 46 horses, may ultimately burn as brightly as the so-called Lilac wildfire itself.
If Miami of Ohio is the “Cradle of Coaches,” then Kyle Busch Motorsports is well on the way to becoming the “Crib of Drivers” on the fast track to NASCAR stardom.
The Federal Communications Commission has voted on party lines to undo sweeping Obama-era “net neutrality” rules that guaranteed equal access to internet.
As playwright George Bernard Shaw once observed, “You use a glass mirror to see your face; you use works of art to see your soul.” This holiday season, there are plenty of ways to reflect your artistic soul — and just as many ways to have fun — with culturally minded gifts that will take you from Las Vegas to Broadway. And beyond.
Texas Republican Rep. Blake Farenthold announced Thursday that he won’t seek re-election next year, adding his name to the list of lawmakers leaving Congress amid sexual harassment allegations that have cost powerful men their jobs in politics, the arts and other industries.
Rep. Jacky Rosen, D-Nev., and a Republican lawmaker introduce legislation to to close a loophole in the military judicial code and ban armed services personnel convicted of domestic abuse from legally purchasing weapons.
Hilton on Thursday announced the opening of Tru by Hilton Las Vegas Airport.
Breezy winds and cooler temperatures are ahead for the Las Vegas Valley, according to the National Weather Service.
Here are your Thursday morning headlines.
Metro police received a call just before midnight Wednesday saying someone was knocking on a window at the Manzanita Condominiums, 4730 E. Craig Road, and that a gunshot had been heard.
One person is in critical condition Thursday after a stabbing at the Hard Rock Hotel.
A Las Vegas man is in custody after a multivehicle crash killed three people and injured six others in the central valley Wednesday afternoon.
Disney is buying a large part of the Murdoch family’s 21st Century Fox for about $52.4 billion in stock, including film and television studios and cable and international TV businesses.
A day after losing the Senate race in Alabama to Democrat Doug Jones, Roy Moore has issued a new statement refusing to concede the election. But it wasn’t your typical post-election statement.
Here’s the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo daily schedule for Thursday, Dec. 14.
Declaring “I am part of the problem,” documentarian Morgan Spurlock confessed in an online post to sexual harassment, infidelity and said a woman accused him of rape in college.
PBS said in a statement Wednesday it had engaged an outside law firm to investigate “troubling allegations” against the host. It said it interviewed witnesses and Smiley and uncovered charges of conduct “that is inconsistent with the values and standards of PBS.”
In one of the most vivid accounts yet of Harvey Weinstein’s alleged abuse and harassment, Salma Hayek says the disgraced movie mogul turned the making of her 2002 passion project, the Frida Kahlo biopic “Frida,” into a nightmare after the actress refused Weinstein’s relentless advances.
Former Vice President Joe Biden sought to console the daughter of ailing Sen. John McCain after she began crying while discussing her father’s battle with brain cancer on ABC’s “The View.”
Federal officials are raising fees for cave tours and campground stays within Nevada’s vast Great Basin National Park.
The National Finals Rodeo continued its annual 10-day run at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas on Wednesday.
Nevada Politics Today: Victor Joecks interviews Wes Duncan, Candidate for Nevada Attorney General.
Nearly one-third of the people living in the Las Vegas Valley are projected to travel out of town for the Christmas and New Year’s holidays, according to a AAA survey expected to be released on Thursday.