“Avengers: Endgame” is crushing the competition by setting multiple records at the box office a day after its release.
While monitoring the usual channels, Indian police stumbled upon something extraordinary: a detailed plot for what would become the bloodiest attack linked to the Islamic State group in South Asia.
Retired Lt. Col. Oliver North announced Saturday that he won’t serve a second term as president of the National Rifle Association after he lost the support of the gun-rights group’s leadership.
Here’s a look at some of what’s coming to theaters — from live-action remakes of beloved animation to a “Fast Furious” spinoff to, yes, more superheroes — during the hottest months of the year.
The Raiders began the draft’s final day as they started the first, adding a defensive end.
A highway that is a main access route for Zion National Park is reopening following weeks of repairs following damage from heavy rain.
New census figures indicate the population on Oahu fell by tens of thousands over the previous eight years.
In “Vertical Vegetables: Simple Projects That Deliver More Yield in Less Space” (Quarto Publishing Group), the first-time book author Amy Andrychowicz demonstrates how to produce bigger and better fruits and veggies by growing them upward instead of outward in traditional planting beds.
“Match sets of anything are doubtless the work of those who have but little taste. Tis better to have dissimilarity.” — Yoshida Kenko (1284–1350), Japanese author and Buddhist monk
Q: The top ring of sago palmfronds died after I transplanted it but remain on the plant. I left this brown ring of fronds around the crown of the plant and it looks like new growth coming from the center is OK. Should I trim off the dead fronds without disturbing the crown or just let them fall off?
Las Vegas will have a warm weekend before a weather system comes early next week, according to the National WeatherService.
Chef Jose Andres was presented with a Key to the Las Vegas Strip and a proclamation declaring April 26 Jose Andres Day in Clark County by County Commissioner Tick Segerblom on Friday
The top-seeded UNLV women’s tennis team will play in the Mountain West Championship final for the fourth straight year after blanking fifth-seeded Wyoming 4-0 in a semifinal Friday in San Diego.
Former first lady Laura Bush commended Clark County teachers Friday night at the fourth annual Heart of Education Awards at The Smith Center for the Performing Arts.The awards honor teachers who make a difference at their schools.
Despite hitting a season-high four home runs, the Las Vegas Aviators lost 8-6 to the El Paso Chihuahuas in front of 10,231 people on Friday night at Las Vegas Ballpark.
One convicted killer has been accused of beheading another in what authorities call an exceptionally sadistic torture slaying at a California prison.
Las Vegas police are asking for help finding the driver involved in a fatal hit-and-run crash that happened in early April in the east valley.
“Avengers: Endgame” has gotten off to a mighty start at the box office, earning a record $60 million from Thursday night preview showings in North America
Sadly, most members of the opposition party in Washington, in my opinion, want the president to fail because they dislike him.
Every public sector union member in the country has the freedom to opt out of union membership, thanks to the U.S. Supreme Court. Some unions have resorted to dirty tricks to keep membership dues flowing.
Veteran Ana Martinez, who just a couple of years earlier had been living out of her car, had the key to her new Las Vegas home, and now it was time for one more thing Friday morning. The brand-new American flag, still bright and shiny and creased from packaging.
A better first impression couldn’t have been asked Friday of the Raiders’ first-round picks.
The 2020 NFL Draft is set to land in Las Vegas just months before the Raiders open their palace of a stadium.
A former Las Vegas high school teacher charged in 2012 with eight counts of sexual misconduct with a student was arrested Thursday in east Texas.
With Las Vegas on the forefront of autonomous vehicle testing, a natural question is when will self-driving vehicles be the norm on our nation’s roads?
“We’ve always described him as one of the smartest and dumbest people we’ve ever met,” said Brad Phillips, who has known the Las Vegas-based “Jeopardy!” champ since high school.