All fighters involved on the UFC 226 fight card on July 7 faced off at the T-Mobile Arena during the ceremonial weigh-ins.
A man was fatally injured and his teenage daughter seriously injured when their car rolled through a fence out of a grocery store parking lot and down an embankment below during driving lesson, authorities said.
The tentative agreements include “the largest wage increases ever negotiated in Culinary Union’s 90-year history,” according to dual news releases.
President Trump announced Tuesday that he’s planning to pardon TV stars Todd and Julie Chrisley, famous for “Chrisley Knows Best.”
Here’s today’s local and national sports schedule, including television and radio listings.
A Clark County fire department official said the individuals had been trapped inside the elevator for about two hours.
We can meet our own needs and generate revenue by exporting clean power.
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.
Whatever one thinks of the policy of NATO expansion, Ukraine didn’t invade Russia.
City and county in the red. Time for a local DOGE?
Nevada is facing the possibility of $7-a-gallon gas next year. Gov. Joe Lombardo just signed a gas tax increase.
We are not on the precipice of doom — even if we’re constantly being told that we are.
Economic and fiscal returns on investment for two prospective proposals to draw film studios to Nevada are lower than initially described to lawmakers, according to studies.
Hanging over the cheers of joy at Arbor View High School’s graduation ceremony was the tragedy of a lost classmate, who was recently struck and killed by an alleged drunk driver.
The 56th edition of the World Series of Poker got underway Tuesday at Horseshoe Las Vegas and Paris Las Vegas. Here are photos from the first day of action.
The Golden Knights had a tough ending to the season, but they still earned high marks overall for their efforts this year.
Around 1,100 workers will be covered in the new five-year contract at Harry Reid International Airport with negotiations continuing on another 400 workers in a different category.
It’s not often that you see advertising billboards go up around town to promote products that were in their heyday over 40 years ago. However, that is exactly what has happened recently in Las Vegas.
Keyun Watts pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the Oct. 5 death of Elvin Sejdinovic, who was 22.
A 21-year-old Las Vegas man was identified as the victim in a homicide at an auto parts store in Las Vegas.