Former Vice President Joe Biden, in an interview following his address to a UNITE HERE town hall at the Culinary Union Local 226 hall in Las Vegas, said he was not going to pledge to serve only a single term if elected.
The money is believed to have been obtained from drug sales throughout the region and was headed to Mexico.
Old-school coaching methods of fear and intimidation are no longer effective with this generation of players, and the NHL has been rocked by revelations about several coaches.
Forty-two kids and their families received $200 each in free presents on Wednesday, and the kids were treated to a law enforcement parade and a visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus.
Jaime Zuniga, 34, was sentenced to life in prison Wednesday for the murder of Edward Turner during a 2015 robbery.
Raiders coach Jon Gruden said the timetable for Brown’s return is still unclear. Brown missed last week’s game against the Titans with a pectoral injury.
After cutting safety D.J. Swearinger on Tuesday, the Raiders will move cornerback Daryl Worley to start at safety.
Striper fishing has been good in the Overton Arm and Las Vegas Wash areas of Lake Mead. Anglers have been most successful using anchovies and live shad.
The Senate voted mostly along party lines Wednesday to confirm controversial judicial nominee Lawrence VanDyke to serve on the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
“Wow” has run for 1,000 shows, and has lasted more than two years in a tiring, 30-year-old off-Strip hotel under an ownership change.
The Raiders continued to make changes to their active roster and practice squad on Wednesday.
A new campaign will prolong a year-long political stalemate that has paralyzed the government and undermined public trust in the government.
Las Vegas police took three carjacking suspects into custody in east Las Vegas on Wednesday afternoon.
In a mild surprise, Raiders rookie running back Josh Jacobs was cleared to resume practice on Wednesday.
Weinstein is scheduled to be tried on rape and sexual assault charges on Jan. 6.
The Reggae Rise Up Vegas fest highlights local concert news along with upcoming shows on the Strip by the Dave Mathews Band and the Black Keys.
Christmas is coming and Raiders rookie safety Johnathan Abram partnered with the United Way Bay Area to spread some holiday cheer.
After months of being closed for construction, Lee Canyon will celebrate the grand opening of its Hillside Lodge next month.
Tammie Hampton’s volunteer work focuses on McDoniel Elementary School’s marine lab and Special Spaces, which revamps bedrooms for children with life-threatening illnesses.
Founded in 1984 by four hunters from Montana, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation has since become one of America’s largest conservation organizations.
Everybody wants to hug Roger Goodell. That is, everybody at the NFL Draft.
McCullough Hills Trail allows hikers, runners and mountain bikers to traverse 8 miles of Sloan Canyon National Conservation Area. Hiking this marked trail is moderately difficult.
The college, which already has an associate’s degree program, will launch the new offering in August 2020 to help students prepare for enviornmental management careers.
The Federal Reserve left its benchmark interest rate alone Wednesday and signaled that it expects to keep low rates unchanged through next year.
University of Oregon offensive coordinator Marcus Arroyo has been named as UNLV’s head football coach. Here are a few things to know about the new lead Rebel.
A woman accused of killing her ex-girlfriend’s new boyfriend early Saturday in Las Vegas in a frenzied attack maintains she didn’t stab him.
Like many in the water-weary Midwest, Gene Walter doesn’t know if climate change was responsible for the second major flood in nine years. Or the increasingly frequent torrential rains that dump more water in an hour than he used to see in days.
Disabled American Veterans and RecruitMilitary are hosting a free Las Vegas veterans job fair on Thursday.
It’s up to new head football coach Marcus Arroyo to excite the UNLV fan base, which is hungry for success.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Wednesday to extend federal civil rights protections to Jewish college students subjected to anti-Semitic acts on campus.