The Las Vegas Valley is cooling down, but not significantly.
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Gov. Brian Sandoval on Wednesday signed into law Sen. Tick Segerblom’s bill to set up state-regulated medical marijuana dispensaries and grow farms.
A small tour bus caught fire on the Strip Wednesday but no one was injured, according to the Clark County Fire Department.
A House panel stamped its approval Wednesday on a strategy to clean up an abandoned manganese mine that the city of Henderson is eyeing for major redevelopment.
Temperatures are lower this week in the Las Vegas Valley, but that doesn’t mean an end to the weather advisories.
Sharon Courtney, the mother of three and the wife of a disabled Iraq War veteran, is out from under the threat of deportation as an undocumented immigrant, according to Sen. Harry Reid.
The new Mexican consul for Las Vegas said Tuesday that his office — and the Mexican government as a whole — will respect any decision that Congress makes as it pertains to immigration reform.
Don Hill still remembers his first professional gig playing saxophone on a Mardi Gras float in New Orleans, the city he grew up in.
Sections of southbound Interstate 15 will be closed today through Thursday in a series of nighttime construction zones for the building of a street bridge, according to the city of North Las Vegas.
When Cody Bowman agreed to help coach his son Delfonza’s Rookie Dodgers Little League baseball team, he didn’t know it would save his life.
A 13-year-old boy died Saturday after a near drowning at a southeast Las Vegas apartment complex earlier in the week.
Annie Meadows said the night she is scheduled to return to Lake Las Vegas to perform is all about dreams coming true.
When you walk into Wok in Express, you’ll discover familiar dishes that will help in deciding what to order, which is just what you’re looking for in an express restaurant.
Brian Fujikawa lives in Las Vegas, and his 7-year-old daughter Daisy lives in Baltimore. Though they are three time zones apart, they share a bedtime story ritual. Daisy challenged her dad to come up new stories, and together they created “The Adventures of Bibole, Rivol & Michelle,” a series of children’s books that follows the adventures of a mouse family. The first two books, “Journey to the Forbidden City” and “The Curse of the Wearmouse,” are available through Trafford Publishing.