A steady rain falls near U.S. 95 North and Ann Road in northwest Las Vegas on Thursday, May 9, 2019. (David Guzman/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
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A 31-year-old Mesquite man faces multiple charges, including two attempted murder charges, following the chaotic incident.
Aces forward Cheyenne Parker-Tyus is already back in the gym after welcoming her second child three weeks ago.
The Raiders are opening a number of training camp practices to fans for the first time since moving to Las Vegas in 2020.
It will be NASCAR’s second street race in the sport’s history, following the three-year run in Chicago.
Raiders star Maxx Crosby wasn’t about to let new teammate Jamal Adams forget a game between the two in the Texas state high school playoffs at Cowboys Stadium.
The decades-old law requiring doctors to notify parents when a minor seeks an abortion has taken effect. Planned Parenthood filed a lawsuit to stop it.
The US Committee on Ways and Means will hold a field hearing Friday in Las Vegas to talk about the benefits of the One Big Beautiful Bill.
None of the eight people killed when a boat capsized during a fierce storm last month on Lake Tahoe in California were wearing life vests, a report said.
On Monday, an Ohio woman filed a lawsuit against the rapper and the Strip venue where the incident took place.
Southern Nevada’s unemployment rate is still lower than it was at the start of the year but has now pushed higher for the second consecutive month.
UNLV opened its football training camp Wednesday under new coach Dan Mullen with a slew of transfers fighting for jobs across both lines of scrimmage.
After the victim’s father alerted authorities about threatening social media posts the teen made days after his release, officers discovered a gun inside the boy’s home, according to prosecutors.
Henderson police shared new details about a fatal police shooting at a Las Vegas residence last month that left a 71-year-old man dead.
The number of senior citizens who are renting in the Las Vegas Valley increased by about a third over a 10-year period, a new study says.