The temporary closures are needed for electrical work and sign installation as part of Project Neon, the nearly $1 billion 4-mile-long widening of I-15 from the Spaghetti Bowl to Sahara Avenue.
Judy-Ann Young of northeast Las Vegas was 5 when her stepmother loaded her stepsister and her in a car en route from San Francisco to Alaska, where her father was working as a cement mason.
In a response to recent power outages caused by the release of Mylar balloons — helium-filled balloons coated with a metallic finish — NV Energy presented a demonstration Wednesday to depict the dangers of the act.
Ross Mollison is a known Vegas historian who especially fancies the downtown core, such old-west-themed casinos Binion’s Gambling Hall and under-the-radar hangs as Atomic Liquors.
A federal judge in Las Vegas on Wednesday sentenced a Florida man to 63 months in prison for leading a timeshare scheme that defrauded upward of 1,000 people out of more than $3 million.
Southwest Airlines has been given the green light to operate nonstop flights to Hawaii, according to the airline.
A Northern Nevada lawmaker wants to make sure that homeowner associations in the state can’t completely restrict residents from owning a dog, cat or even a goldfish.
Kayak and shore fishermen are reporting good fishing for striped bass at Lake Mead.
A man in custody at the Clark County Detention Center in Las Vegas may soon be extradited to Arizona where he faces murder and other criminal charges in Kingman and Phoenix.
Alabama police say a dispute over crab legs at a dinner buffet ended in a brawl that left two people facing misdemeanor charges.
It’s no secret that Las Vegas loves Marc-Andre Fleury.
Al Morris of Payson Utah is a three-time winner of the World Coyote Calling Championship.
Johnny Manziel’s time in the Canadian Football League is over.
Amtrak says two trains together carrying nearly 300 passengers stopped and reversed directions because of a railroad track closure in the Sierra Nevada in Northern California.
Sully, the service dog who symbolized devotion lying by former President George H.W. Bush’s flag-draped casket, has a new mission.
Lindsey Muller served in the Army as a man for nearly a decade before telling her commanders in 2014 that she identified as a woman and would resign because military policy barred transgender personnel. Her superiors, citing her outstanding performance, persuaded the decorated attack helicopter pilot to stay.
A Tennessee man was jailed on felony charges after appearing to dip his testicles into a container of salsa that a customer had ordered online.
The Melting Pot fondue restaurant, a longtime Boca Park anchor at 8704 W. Charleston Blvd., will close at the end of business Thursday.
Gerber says its newest spokesbaby is a spunky 1-year-old with “the look of wonder in her eyes,” born to a Hmong immigrant family in North Carolina.
Sheridan Su, chef/owner of Flock Fowl at the Ogden in downtown Las Vegas, is the valley’s lone representative for a local restaurant among the semifinalists for the 2019 James Beard Awards.
Las Vegas police have arrested six men suspected in a recent string of car break-ins targeting tourists in Chinatown.
A Super Bowl in Las Vegas could become the first event ever producing more than $1 billion in economic impact on the community, an economic development expert said Thursday.
Kurt Busch will sport a paint scheme honoring Star Nursery, a Las Vegas garden and landscape center and Busch’s sponsor when he won NASCAR’s 1999 Southwest Tour championship, in the Pennzoil 400 on his hometown track.
Las Vegas’ airport kicked off the new year on a high note, seeing 3.9 million passengers travel through its gates in January.
As Walmart moves to phase out its familiar “greeters” at some 1,000 stores nationwide, disabled workers who fill many of those jobs say they’re being unfairly targeted.
Mike Mayock was thrown a curveball during his Wednesday news conference. He was ready for it.
Breaking down UNLV’s basketball game against No. 12 UNR at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Lawlor Events Center.
Those wags at The Stove in Henderson know how to have fun with their food (and drink).
The North Carolina political operative at the center of a ballot fraud scandal was arrested Wednesday on criminal charges over his collection of absentee ballots in the 2016 elections and the Republican primary in 2018, a state prosecutor said.