Las Vegas police are asking for help in solving a fatal shooting near the Spaghetti Bowl Wednesday night.
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Read about dining-related events and promotions across the Las Vegas Valley.
Data addicts who suffer withdrawal when they can’t get an Internet connection will find it’s cheaper to get a fix in downtown Las Vegas.
The Atrium Condominium complex is open again after a severe thunderstorm Friday night sent trees into homes and broke gas lines.
A man shot by Las Vegas police Tuesday night has died.
The Clark County School District announces its valedictorians for the 2012-13 school year.
Police said the hiker had no business being in that dangerous area of Mount Charleston, surrounded by cliffs with steep drops.
An independent organization that accredits hospitals has issued a preliminary denial of accreditation to Nevada’s Rawson-Neal Psychiatric Hospital.
The Rev. Marion D. Bennett Sr., former Nevada assemblyman and defender of civil rights who marched with Martin Luther King Jr. during the 1960s and founded the first black Methodist church in Las Vegas, has died.
A centerpiece in Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh’s Downtown Project moved forward Tuesday despite concerns it could expose teenagers and children to alcohol and booze-fueled activities.
Mary Bobier was sitting at her kitchen table after she returned from grocery shopping Sept. 11, 2012. Through the glass door in the back of her house, she saw something that came as a surprise.
After back-to-back thunderstorms last weekend, the National Weather Service has issued a flash-flood watch until 11 p.m. Tuesday for Clark County.
Veterans Village, 1150 Las Vegas Blvd. South, looks like a newly renovated upscale motel but is more than that.
As a chance of rain, thunderstorms and high winds continues through the week, 18 residents of Atrium Gardens have moved across the street to Desert Pines High School.