The NFL’s salary cap will be $177.2 million, more than $10 million above last season.
At noon Thursday, Grand Canyon will play UMKC in the WAC tournament at Orleans Arena. It will be the Antelopes’ first taste of March Madness since acquiring NCAA Division I status for the 2013-14 season.
Las Vegas drivers were thrown for a loop during the second day of closures associated with the “Main Event” on Tuesday, when traffic lanes were considerably slimmed down along Interstate 15.
Target is increasing the minimum hourly pay to $12 starting this spring, the second increase in a matter of months, while accelerating its reinvention plan to make the discounter more competitive in the age of Amazon.
Texas Tech spent a good portion of the regular season leading the Big 12 standings, only to watch Kansas rally down the stretch and claim its unprecedented 14th consecutive conference crown. The Red Raiders want another shot at the Jayhawks.
Bill Cosby’s lawyers fought Tuesday to block a parade of women from testifying against him at his upcoming sexual assault retrial, saying the accusers are peddling “ancient allegations” that would prejudice the jury against the 80-year-old comedian.
The family of the late Henderson judge Diana Hampton has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against a doctor charged with illegally distributing fentanyl.
Suffering for years in silence, Kevin Love has opened up about his struggles with mental health.
Big Bounce America is bringing what they call the “world’s largest bounce house ever” to Craig Ranch Regional Park in NorthLas Vegas April 13-15.
Hitting a golf ball 300 yards is the ultimate thrill for most golfers, but a majority will never accomplish the feat. That’s not the case for ParaLong drive champion Jason Aken, who easily hits 300-yard drives—using only his right arm.
A University of Michigan freshman gymnast is believed to be the first man to file a lawsuit alleging he was sexually abused by disgraced former sports doctor Larry Nassar.
Two men died Tuesday in what Las Vegas police are calling a murder-suicide.
Summerlin residents have new options for doughnuts and pizza: Donut Mania and Giordano’s.
Nevada officials are sending warnings to horse owners in 18 states after an Arizona Department of Agriculture veterinarian confirmed that a horse that competed in a Las Vegas show has been diagnosed with a serious infectious disease.
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A former on-air personality at ESPN has filed a lawsuit alleging she was subjected to sexual harassment at the cable television sports giant and then ostracized for complaining about it.
The 4-year-old daughter of a Tony-award winning actress was killed along with a 1-year-old when a driver apparently lost control of her vehicle and slammed into them as they crossed a Brooklyn street.
At the Nevada State Museum, Las Vegas, Karan Feder oversees a collection that includes some 8,000 pieces from the Tropicana’s long-running Folies Bergere.
Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross says he won’t force his players to stand for the national anthem, even though he believes kneeling is a counterproductive way to promote social justice.
Warm weather is returning to the Las Vegas Valley this week, according to the National Weather Service.
Gov. Jim Justice and West Virginia’s Republican leaders tentatively agreed Tuesday to end the state’s nine-day teachers’ walkout by giving 5 percent raises to not just teachers, but all state workers.
An 8-year-old boy loaded a rifle, repeatedly shot his 4-year-old sister at home and then informed their mother, who left work to check the girl’s injuries, cleaned up a bloody bed cover and returned to work, leaving the children alone again, a prosecutor said.
Passengers jumped in to help Monday afternoon after a woman stabbed a mother and threatened to kill a young girl on a Greyhound bus traveling from Las Vegas to the San Francisco Bay area, authorities in California said.
Britain will respond “appropriately and robustly” if Russia’s involvement is established in the case of an ex-Russian spy who became critically ill after coming into contact with an “unknown substance” in southern England, the U.K. foreign secretary said Tuesday.
An off-duty Las Vegas police officer was injured Tuesday morning after a crash at the intersection of Pecos and Russell roads. The intersection was closed while the accident was being investigated.
A piece of prized World War II U.S. naval history, the wreckage of the aircraft carrier USS Lexington, which was sunk by the Japanese in a crucial sea battle, has been discovered by an expedition funded by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen.
Starting Tuesday, McDonald’s will be offering fresh beef rather than frozen patties in some burgers at thousands of restaurants.
Former tea party darling Sharron Angle filed her bid to unseat U.S. Rep. Mark Amodei in June’s Republican primary.
One current and one former attorney for rap mogul Marion “Suge” Knight have been indicted on charges including conspiring to bribe potential witnesses in his upcoming murder trial, authorities said Monday.