Las Vegas got its first conveyor-belt restaurant in 2016 with the arrival of Chubby Cattle, a Chinese hotpot spot on South Jones Boulevard.
The Sham Stakes at Santa Anita and the Mucho Macho Man Stakes at Gulfstream Park on Saturday give newly turned 3-year-old thoroughbreds their first chance to show their stuff in 2018.
Three takeaways from the UNLV basketball team’s 82-76 overtime victory over San Jose State at The Event Center on Wednesday night.
The U.S. Department of Justice announced Thursday that it will rescind the federal legal guidance that gave states the authority to enforce their marijuana laws. Nevada is one of eight states, plus the District of Columbia, that have legalized recreational marijuana. The move prompted reaction from across the country:
The Boston Bruins home game against the Florida Panthers has been postponed because of the snowstorm battering New England.
The Trump administration on Thursday moved to vastly expand offshore drilling from the Atlantic to the Arctic oceans with a plan that would open up federal waters off the California coast for the first time in more than three decades.
The short off-season for promising teenager Riley Herbst of Las Vegas has ended. He was on an airplane for Charlotte, N.C., on Wednesday, and then it’s on to Daytona where he will test the Joe Gibbs Racing No. 18 ARCA Toyota.
A new year brings a new First Friday — and a new “Commitment,” January’s theme for the monthly downtown Arts District happening.
Just over a year after it opened, the Lucky Dragon on Thursday morning temporarily closed all gaming and restaurant operations.
The Dow Jones industrial average is trading above 25,000 points for the first time, just five weeks since its first close above 24,000.
Nevada’s nascent recreational marijuana industry could be in danger with the rescinding of a federal memo seen as the sole protector for state-regulated pot markets.
The woman who died after she was injured in a fire this week in North Las Vegas has been identified as Amanda C. Geng, 32.
A Republican has won a Virginia state House of Delegates race so close that its outcome was determined by pulling the candidate’s name out of a bowl.
The son of former tennis star Boris Becker has pressed charges against a German nationalist lawmaker who insulted him with a racist slur, his lawyer said Thursday.
Here are your Thursday morning headlines.
The Las Vegas Valley will stay warm through the weekend, according to the National Weather Service.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions is rescinding an Obama-era policy that paved the way for legalized marijuana to flourish in states across the country.
A Pennsylvania man is taking an unusual approach to clearing snow from his property.
A man was shot in the leg early Thursday morning at a park in the northwest valley.
The U.S. Geological Survey says the quake’s epicenter was two miles from Berkeley, California. The earthquake had a preliminary depth of eight miles.
Airbnb says it has permanently banned a man who threw a huge New Year’s party at a house in suburban Cleveland where he was renting a room.
He later rose to become one of Israel’s most prolific Hebrew-language writers even though he only learned the language as a teenager.
No one was injured after a vacant house caught fire Wednesday night in the west valley.
A man was seriously injured Wednesday night after a shooting at a central valley apartment complex.
A massive winter storm swept from the Carolinas to Maine on Thursday, dumping snow along the coast and bringing strong winds that will usher in possible record-breaking cold.
Three cars on an Amtrak train carrying more than 300 people from Miami to New York derailed in snowy Savannah, Georgia, in the aftermath of a brutal winter storm but no injuries were reported, authorities said early Thursday.
Eldorado’s boys basketball team hit seven of its 10 3-pointers in the first half, and Jonathan Thomas scored 19 points as the Sundevils held off visiting Del Sol 67-64 in a nonconference game Wednesday night.
Bryan Salmond talks to David Schoen about the Golden Knights magical December and talks to Jonathan Marchessault about his contract extension and a special picture he has hanging in his locker.
Washington’s attorney general sued Motel 6 on Wednesday, alleging the national budget chain disclosed the private information of thousands of its guests to U.S. immigration authorities in violation of the state consumer protection law.