Saturday’s high temperature set a record at 74 degrees, eclipsing the old mark for Jan. 31, set in 2014, by a single degree. “It’s not terribly unusual to have a warm day in January,” National Weather Service meteorologist Chris Outler said. “However, it is warmer than normal.”
Metro on Wednesday released a video and description of the truck used in a drive-by shooting that killed a bicyclist in the east valley on Saturday.
A judge set bail at $2 million Wednesday for a man who pointed a gun at people along the Strip last week.
Harvard University law professor Alan Dershowitz told the Nevada Supreme Court Tuesday that Las Vegas Sands Corp. “never” received a gaming license to operate casinos in Macau.
Imagine you’re standing on the Strip watching the fountain show at the Bellagio and a man comes up, points a gun at you, and pulls the trigger.
The first Red Flag exercises of 2016 are under way at Nellis Air Force Base, drawing air crews from all over the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia.
Not far from the Stratosphere sits a vacant apartment complex built in 1957 and used by squatters.
While fans cheered for their teams Saturday morning during the Big City Showdown basketball tournament at the South Point Arena, 50 alpacas were gathered in pens within the venue’s lower level, ready to be sold at the Priority Alpaca Auction.
A big piece of a symbol of the Downtown Project’s dedication to the revitalization of downtown Las Vegas was stolen early Thursday morning.
Two brothers from Georgia are bridging the gap between live target shooting and video games. Cabel and Pete English of Atlanta debuted their new game, Plinker, at the Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trade Show, or SHOT Show, this week at the Sands Expo and Convention Center.
