The common image of Mormon missionaries has long been two young men wearing white shirts and ties walking through neighborhoods, knocking door-to-door.
But in a few years, that image may be replaced by one of young Mormons sitting with an iPad, typing messages on Facebook.
A man arrested after a police shooting Thursday morning was identified Friday.
Summer is waging war with a vengeance, and it’s taking no prisoners.
Before commissioners vote on fuel tax increases, Clark County residents have a chance to take a stand.
Two months after a fire destroyed their main building, Sport-Social is shining brighter than ever.
JOHANNESBURG — As Nelson Mandela remained in critical condition in hospital Friday, a family feud over where the 94-year-old former president should be buried went to the courts, according to South Africa’s national broadcaster.
Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson is making a point to prosecute individuals who leave their pets in vehicles unattended or in yards without shade or water during the hot summer months.
Coming soon to slot machines, parking meters and couch cushions everywhere: A shiny new advertisement for Nevada’s only national park.
Federal officials cleared the way Friday for a return to domestic horse slaughter, granting a southeastern New Mexico company’s application to convert its cattle facility into a horse processing plant.
CAIRO — Tens of thousands of supporters and opponents of President Mohammed Morsi rallied Friday in Cairo, and both sides fought each other in the second-largest city of Alexandria, where two people were killed — including an American — and 85 were injured, officials said.
