Nevada Assemblyman Jim Wheeler issued an apology Tuesday for his statement that he would vote for slavery if that is what his constituents want.
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Matt Reyes has launched Las Vegas’ first bike messenger business downtown and offers a story about how he’s a pioneer in the field of delivering paperwork, lunches and other items via his Jamis, single-speed bicycle.
A longtime Greenspun Media Group executive is leaving the company to join Vegas PBS.
Former Illinois U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. entered a North Carolina prison Tuesday to begin serving a 2 1/2-year term for illegally spending $750,000 in campaign money on everything from cigars to a gold watch.
A man was arrested Monday after police say he strangled a woman several times and hit her in the head with a hammer.
Remember the two sisters who were slapped with $275 tickets for hiking in Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area during the government shutdown? As it turns out, they were in pretty select company.
The usual scenario involves suspicious glances, inattentive clerks or rude service — not handcuffs.
Wynn Resorts Ltd. on Tuesday won dismissal of one piece of the case brought by former largest shareholder Kazuo Okada, as the all-out legal war between the two starts to come out of hibernation.
Heli USA Airways Inc., one of the largest helicopter flightseeing companies in Las Vegas, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection late Monday in the midst of a payment dispute regarding the choppers.
College students in Nevada who have accumulated excess credits but have failed to complete their degrees will pay the price beginning next fall. That’s when an excess credit fee approved last November by the state’s Board of Regents will go into effect.