The annual Taste and Sounds of Soul festival organized by Las Vegas Black Image Magazine is going virtual this year.
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Latoshia Johnson, 49, remembers arguing with her boyfriend on Feb. 16. The next morning, her son found her badly beaten and unconscious in her bedroom.
A chance encounter set Las Vegas resident Tyre Gray on a path to law school and in 2020 to become the first Black president of the Nevada Mining Association.
Las Vegas police have released new footage in the disappearance of a 26-year-old woman last seen two months ago in Henderson.
A contract dispute between the state’s racebooks and Churchill Downs Inc., which has dragged on for nearly 16 months, is limiting wagering opportunities and testing patience.
At a briefing at Eisenberg Elementary School in northwest Las Vegas, school district officials detail cleaning procedures and sickroom protocols.
Forward Alex Tuch has been a dynamic offensive player for the Golden Knights this season, but his defense is starting to earn praise, too.
The Clark County School Board held its first in-person meeting in nearly a year on Thursday, listening to comments from those pleading for schools to reopen to all students, as well as those opposed to a full-time return.
The Raiders would have to pay a king’s ransom, including quarterback Derek Carr, to acquire the Seahawks’ quarterback, a cost they are not likely to incur.
The U.S. Department of Labor announced new guidance for state employment departments that would expand eligibility for the unemployment insurance benefits program for independent contractors, the self-employed and gig workers.
Several of Las Vegas’ famous pool-party spaces are back in business beginning in March and running through the summer.
A man accused of fatally shooting three teenagers in North Las Vegas in 1996 appeared before a judge on Thursday, a day after he said he falsely confessed to the crimes.
Walmart and the Immigrant Home Foundation are partnering in the effort to get COVID-19 vaccine to some of the most vulnerable residents in the Las Vegas Valley.
The Los Angeles County sheriff on Wednesday characterized the crash that seriously injured Tiger Woods as “purely an accident” and appeared to rule out any potential criminal charges even as authorities were still investigating.
Las Vegas police said a woman in her 60s was beaten to death late Wednesday by her downstairs neighbor.