E-cigarette maker Juul Labs, which paid Nevada $14.4 million, agrees not to market its products to minors.
Barry Odom is the new UNLV football coach who said it’s his goal to keep Las Vegas high school players home to play for the Rebels.
The Metropolitan Police Department arrested a man suspected of killing an acquaintance whose body was found in Dolan Springs.
Nevada’s congressional delegation finalized an agreement that will expand the complex, put land into conservation and give Native American tribes funding and land.
Caesars Entertainment CEO Tom Reeg says, “We are thrilled to have Roc Nation and Jay-Z join our partnership to bring Caesars Palace to Times Square.”
The Golden Knights allowed four goals in a 5:35 span of the third period and lost to the New York Rangers on Wednesday. The loss was their third straight at home.
Pamela Goynes-Brown took the ceremonial oath of office Wednesday afternoon.
In this episode of Vegas Nation Blitz, our crew talks about the Raiders’ recent success and how that can carry over into a short week of preparation for “Thursday Night Football.”
United Rentals announced Wednesday that it completed its $2 billion cash buyout of the Las Vegas construction equipment company.
The Raiders’ three-game winning streak has dropped their projected first selection in the 2023 NFL draft from No. 2 to No. 12.
David Bobzien, director of the Nevada Governor’s Office of Energy, announced he would be stepping down after Gov. Steve Sisolak’s term ends Jan. 2.
Legendary Las Vegas performer Liberace will have a street named after him over three decades after his death.
When the Raiders play the Rams on “Thursday Night Football,” the game within the game could match Raiders receiver Davante Adams against Rams cornerback Jalen Ramsey.
The 42-foot-tall tree sits under the downtown Las Vegas attraction’s world-famous Viva Vision canopy.
The $1.075 billion acquisition from MGM Resorts International, first announced a year ago, won recommended approval from the Nevada Gaming Control Board.
Now Open is an ongoing series featuring restaurants that have opened in the past few months in neighborhoods across the city, but not on the Strip.
Operations at the Henderson Wells Enterprises ice cream facility look to remain unchanged after it was announced the company is being acquired by the Italy-based Ferrero Group.
Go-round winners Zeke Thurston and Logan Hay lead a six-man contingent from Canada in saddle bronc riding at the National Finals Rodeo at the Thomas & Mack Center.
The body of Gregory Wayne Baines Sr., 55, was found on Nov. 20 in the 1200 block of Nugget Creek Drive, near North Rainbow Boulevard.
The FDA-approved over-the-counter hearing aids that started rolling out this fall are a game changer for the roughly 48 million Americans with hearing loss.
Samuel Bateman was a former member of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, or FLDS, until he left to start his own small offshoot group.
Golden Knights coach Bruce Cassidy said defenseman Alex Pietrangelo and center Jack Eichel won’t play Wednesday night against the New York Rangers at T-Mobile Arena.
Lawyers for former President Donald Trump found at least two items marked as classified during a recent search of a storage unit in West Palm Beach, Florida.
Two new councilwomen joined the Las Vegas City Council on Wednesday, expanding the female majority to five.
TikTok and touring sensation the Savannah Bananas have added a second baseball game in Las Vegas in May.
Boulder City High School was on a short lockdown after police received what they called a “spoofed” call about a gunman at the school.
The Vegas Vipers, who will wear jerseys that include subtle nods to the team’s nickname, revealed their jersey combinations along with the rest of the XFL on Wednesday.
The combination of a competitive spirit and some late-season magic has Lisa Lockhart back in a familiar spot — among the 15 barrel racers who are running at the NFR this week.
Ask Macon Murphy or Kincade Henry about their time as team roping partners, and the laughs start to flow — followed by an abundance of lighthearted jabs.
On Sunday afternoon a big group of NFR contestants broke away from busy schedules to spend time with children who have cancer or other life-threatening diseases.