Sparks guard Kelsey Plum, the WNBA’s second-leading scorer, will test the Aces’ struggling defense when she plays her first game in Las Vegas since being traded.
Israel has accepted a new U.S. proposal for a temporary ceasefire with Hamas, the White House said.
A bill pushed by the attorney general’s office puts restrictions in place for kids’ access to TikTok, Facebook and other social media platforms.
The presence of a high-end retailer’s name at Costco is causing concern among some of the retailer’s current vendors.
Bills to cap the cost of insulin and provide raises to charter school teachers will soon head to the governor’s desk.
A final round of 215 Beltway lane closures planned for this weekend will be the last tied to the construction of the Peace Way bridge in Summerlin, as the project nears completion.
Having seen the top of the NFL roller coaster and plunged to its bottom, quarterback Geno Smith can be a player all other Raiders follow.
The city of Las Vegas is one of hundreds of jurisdictions across the U.S. that the Department of Homeland Security labeled as a so-called “sanctuary” for undocumented immigrants.
A Las Vegas lawyer filed court papers Wednesday seeking records from the clerk of the court on the initial filing of former Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh’s will.
Two Nevada environmental groups are suing the federal government over its approval of Greenlink West, a 472-mile NV Energy transmission line that would run from the Las Vegas Valley to the Reno area.
A former high school baseball coach’s bullying led a student into suicidal ideation, according to a lawsuit filed by the boy’s family.
The seven-figure win was one of several recent jackpots at casinos across the Las Vegas Valley.
He admitted to striking his son with an electrical cord and dealing a fatal blow to his stomach, Henderson police said.
Senate Bill 432 would make more Family Court matters private, but opponents say such protections could have far-reaching consequences.
A proposed law would mandate that the Clark County School District make available public data about its police department’s use of pepper spray, stun guns and batons.
The bill to change Assembly titles to “assemblymember” follows a political debate over gender that has been present throughout the session.
Las Vegas police seized over 800 pounds of marijuana from a home in the northwest valley on Wednesday, authorities said.
The county has placed its head of construction management on administrative leave while it continues an investigation into a potential conflict of interest involving his wife’s firm.
Raiders offensive coordinator Chip Kelly clarified on Thursday the infamous change to rookie running back Ashton Jeanty’s pre-snap stance.
Phil Hellmuth reversed course and announced on social media early Thursday he was “100% playing” in the World Series of Poker Main Event this summer.
Former Golden Knights winger Jonathan Marchessault, one year into his long-term deal with the Nashville Predators, is reportedly open to a trade this offseason.
The special deal was such a hit last year that the downtown Las Vegas resort property decided to bring it back for this year’s summer months.
With the potential cost of an airport south of Las Vegas in the billions, Laughlin’s airport director has thought of a way to cut costs and help Laughlin tourism.
Rep. Dina Titus, D-Nev., introduced a sweeping wage bill in Congress that would increase the minimum wage to $17.
Nine of UNLV’s 12 football games this season have been picked up by the Mountain West’s primary broadcast partners of CBS Sports Network and the Fox Networks.
While retiring early can certainly have its benefits, there are some impactful benefits of retiring later that may turn your head.
These documents will make sure your wishes regarding your estate are legal and clear and will help minimize confusion in the event of death or illness.
The Supreme Court endorsed a limited interpretation of a key environmental law as it backed a multibillion-dollar oil railroad expansion in Utah.
The eastern North Pacific hurricane season runs May 15 to Nov. 30.