Las Vegas area businesses are nickel-and-diming everyone to death.
The dangers of being alone and unarmed in Death Valley.
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.
Expanding Nevada’s prevailing wage laws is a bad idea. There’s no evidence that prevailing wage laws are a safeguard against shoddy contractors.
Our nation mourns again as a shooting takes the lives of three 9-year-olds and three adults at a private Christian elementary school in Nashville.
The new Las Vegas resident marked the latest addition to his local portfolio Monday with a launch party for the latest Wahlburgers.
Las Vegas native Trey Woodbury, who starred at Clark High School, will end his career with Utah Valley at Orleans Arena. The Wolverines play UAB on Tuesday in the NIT semifinals.
Testimony continued Monday in the manslaughter case against the owner of the former Alpine Motel Apartments.
Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo issued an executive order Monday outlining the state’s energy future, drawing a sharp contrast with the energy goals of his Democratic predecessor.
A new clue has surfaced in the case of a Vietnam veteran who went missing nearly two years ago in Death Valley National Park.
Chad Beeten resigned in February after he made complaints to the school about what he saw as its racial mistreatment of his basketball players, according to a letter he wrote school officials.
As the Oakland A’s mull a move to Las Vegas, they have the lowest season win total at the Westgate SuperBook at 59 and are the +150 favorites to finish with the fewest wins.
A sign at The Strat parking garage did not indicate rates, but said different rates could prevail on weekdays and weekends in the upper levels.
It’s the latest effort to rid Southern Nevada streets of would-be stunt drivers and their so-called street takeovers, police say.
Mark Wahlberg’s ‘Hollywood 2.0’ plan for Vegas is moving forward.
Much of the hotel tower is enclosed, and the resort’s agave plant logo, spanning 18 feet tall and 42 feet wide, is installed at the top of the building.
For a Mountain West that has 11 members for basketball and 12 for football, including UNLV, how it reacts to a sudden defection could shape the league for its foreseeable future.
As UNLV football clears the halfway point of its spring practices, new coach Barry Odom is using every element of practice to find his starters and create quality depth.
The Los Angeles Dodgers won 111 games last year and have averaged 103.8 wins in the last five full baseball seasons. But bettors are down on the Dodgers.
A woman and her son are suspected in the fatal shooting of a woman killed last month near UNLV.
A long freight train carrying iron ore has derailed in a remote area of the Mojave Desert but authorities say there were no injuries.
Raiders owner Mark Davis recounted a conversation he had with Derek Carr during which he took responsibility for the inability to field a good team around the quarterback.
The city of Henderson gave a proclamation to the Black Mountain Stake, one of the oldest LDS organizations in the city, for their 50th anniversary celebration and community service efforts.
The Houston billionaire is acquiring the Hard Rock hotel-casino at Lake Tahoe and will transform it into a Golden Nugget-branded property.
The Golden Knights are moving forward with another new goaltending tandem of Jonathan Quick and Laurent Brossoit, but coach Bruce Cassidy said he thinks it’s a nonissue.
Sammy Hagar and the Circle — bassist Michael Anthony, guitarist Vic Johnson and drummer Jason Bonham — are reviving Van Halen favorites at Pearl at the Palms.
Ninth-seeded Florida Atlantic is two victories from winning the national championship. The Owls are 2-point underdogs to San Diego State in the Final Four semifinals.
‘Time-to-crime,’ the average time between the purchase of a gun and its recovery from a crime scene, is used to gauge levels of criminal intent in the purchase of firearms, as well as to deduce where hubs of gun trafficking are located.
North Las Vegas’ City Council could get two new seats under legislation that will heard by lawmakers Monday afternoon.
The Las Vegas Super Bowl Host Committee has compiled a group of more than 300 executives and other community leaders to ensure the “Big Game” goes off without a hitch next year.