The Massachusetts Gaming Commission will conduct a public hearing, probably in three weeks, to hear Steve Wynn’s request to be removed as a “qualifier” as part of the $2.4 billion Wynn Boston Harbor project under construction.
Thursday’s headlines: Golden Knights blank Kings 1-0 to take series opener, Clark County School Board extends search for superintendent, Winds top 60 mph, wreak havoc around Las Vegas Valley
A teenage boy trapped inside a minivan in a parking lot near the southwest Ohio school he attended told a 911 dispatcher he “probably didn’t have much time left” and asked to “tell my mom I love her if I die.”
The Las Vegas Aces unveiled their jerseys Thursday morning on Las Vegas TV station Fox 5, hours before the WNBA Draft in New York City.
Former Los Angeles schools Superintendent John Deasy has withdrawn his name from consideration in the Clark County School District’s superintendent search in the wake of a School Board decision to consider internal candidates.
Snoop Dogg appears in a series of Hockey 101 videos in which he “Dogg Cherry” schools viewers about the rules and the Stanley Cup.
A Michigan funeral home and its manager are no longer licensed to operate after inspectors found decomposing corpses and unsanitary conditions at the facility.
Blustery winds battered the Las Vegas Valley overnight, toppling traffic cones and sending debris flying across the freeways.
The Orlando Magic fired coach Frank Vogel on Thursday, one day after the team wrapped up its sixth consecutive losing season.
MIAMI — The names of four deadly hurricanes that slammed parts of the United States, Central America and the Caribbean last year are being retired.
Michael Taulanga’s mother called police on Sept. 7 after she discovered the boy was not breathing.
The maker of the colorful Necco Wafers has experienced a surge in sales since announcing it might close unless it finds a buyer, and a Florida woman offered to exchange her 15-year-old car for one company’s wafer inventory.
California Gov. Jerry Brown accepted President Donald Trump’s call to send the National Guard to the Mexican border, but rejected the White House’s portrait of a burgeoning border crisis and insisted that his troops will have nothing to do with immigration enforcement.
Shortly after beating Cleveland on Wednesday night to finish a 29-53 season, the New York Knicks fired Jeff Hornacek.
The Clark County coroner’s office identified a man shot and killed Monday night in a motel near the Las Vegas Strip.
Mitzi Shore, owner of the Los Angeles club the Comedy Store and one of the most influential figures in stand-up for more than four decades, has died. She was 87.
A Cleveland house known for its appearance in the holiday classic “A Christmas Story” is planning to expand.
Voters in Alaska’s largest city are on track to becoming the first in the U.S. to defeat a so-called bathroom bill in a referendum that asked them to require people using public bathrooms and locker rooms consistent with their gender at birth.