It’s been said that Muhammad Ali’s biggest opponent was Parkinson’s disease, which many attribute to boxing, but it turns out what made and ultimately led to the death of the former heavyweight champion could help others in their fight against his deadly opponent.
A Las Vegas woman’s attempted murder case was thrown out this month after the victims refused to show up in court.
Gays with guns don’t get bashed. That was part of Kimberly Lang’s thought-process when she bought her first gun last week.
As temperatures hover in the triple digits in the Las Vegas Valley, what happens to pets left outdoors or in cars?
Technicians with the Nevada Department of Transportation’s Freeway Service Patrol roam the freeways in Las Vegas and Reno to assist stranded motorists and clear the road of debris.
A District Court Judge denied a Las Vegas woman’s motion for a preliminary injunction after her attorney argued that she received a one-year trespass notice from the Las Vegas-Clark County Library District.
A man who received a six-month jail term while his lawyer was handcuffed in court was released on his own recognizance Wednesday pending an appeal of his sentence.
Las Vegas bid a bittersweet goodbye to the Riviera early Tuesday morning, as the historic hotel’s Monaco tower came crashing down to make way for expanded convention facilities.
Breckenridge, Minn. resident Anthony Reff’s prosthetic leg caused so much pain he could wear it for only an hour at a time. Now he is undergoing a potentially life-altering surgery as the second “osseointegration” patient of Centennial Hills Hospital Medical Center Chief of Surgery Dr. Ronald Hillock.
Two days after a gunman entered an Orlando, Florida, gay nightclub and opened fire, killing 49 people and injuring 53 more, the Las Vegas club scene remains largely tight-lipped about its security efforts, while Metro in a news conference Monday afternoon touted its counterterrorism posture and increased patrols in the resort corridor and at LGBT hangouts.
