A helicopter crashed in a mountainous rural area of northern New Mexico, killing five people and seriously injuring the sixth person aboard, a New Mexico State Police spokeswoman said Thursday.
Auto racing legend Dan Gurney, who died Sunday at age 86, competed in the lone Indy car race at defunct Stardust International Raceway in Las Vegas.
Steve Hill participated in his last board meeting Thursday of the Governor’s Office of Economic Development as executive director.
The Clark County Coroner’s office on Thursday released the cremated remains of Las Vegas Strip shooter Stephen Paddock to his brother.
The Las Vegas Valley will remain warm for two more days before a cold front brings a chance of rain and drives temperatures down over the weekend, the National Weather Service said.
A Florida man hit a slot jackpot for more than $1 million Tuesday evening on the Las Vegas Strip.
Here are your Thursday morning headlines.
Nevada representative joins Republican colleague in introducing pre-emptive legislation to ban the use of “earmarks,” dedicated line-item spending directives that funneled federal funds to specific road, bridge and research projects.
A portion of Las Vegas Boulevard South was blocked off Thursday morning after a semitrailer flipped over near Russell Road.
A sexual harassment investigation forced out Patrick Moers as Henderson’s police chief last year, but city leaders concealed the reason for his ouster and misrepresented the nature of his separation, sources told the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
A home was damaged in a Thursday morning fire in the south valley.
Temperatures soared to 104 degrees Fahrenheit as the start of an expected heat wave hit the Australian Open on Thursday, bringing misery to players unfortunate enough to have their matches scheduled during the day session and keeping many spectators away.
Las Vegas is out of the running for a second headquarters for e-commerce giant Amazon.
The Governor’s Office of Economic Development board is slated to approve more than $2.8 million in tax abatements Thursday for the company to do just that.
Three performers at last year’s Route 91 Harvest Festival where a gnman opened fire on fans will perform a tribute at this year’s Grammy Awards to honor victims killed at live music events this year.
Wyndham is buying La Quinta’s hotel franchise and management businesses for $1.95 billion in cash.
A Florida woman who drowned a puppy in a central Nebraska airport toilet won’t be punished for violating terms of her probation.
Virtually every essential government agency, like the FBI, the Border Patrol and the Coast Guard, will remain open, but hundreds of thousands of federal workers will be forced off the job, and some services will go dark.
The story on Babe.net threw a wrench into the #MeToo movement, with some feminist writers dismissing the incident as a bad date that should have remained private.
The grandparents of 13 starved and tortured children say their son’s family looked happy and healthy when they last visited California six years ago.
An inmate died Monday at High Desert State Prison, according to the Nevada Department of Corrections.
Golden Edge host Bryan Salmond and Golden Knights reporter David Schoen talk about the team’s upcoming game against the Tampa Bay Lightning.