Spirit Airlines CEO Ted Christie said the low-fare carrier is looking to further improve its customer service reputation by adding new routes and upgraded in-flight technology offerings.
Lawmakers are clashing over the Trump administration’s move to send hundreds of Transportation Security Administration employees to the U.S.-Mexico border.
Competing closed-door sessions on Capitol Hill Tuesday, unusual and potentially polarizing, come after weeks of escalating tensions in the Persian Gulf.
A suburban Kansas City school board president has apologized for equating treatment of blondes to racist treatment of black people during a conversation about racial diversity.
Alabama Public Television has chosen not to air an episode of the PBS children’s show “Arthur” because it included a same-sex wedding.
The crash, which occurred just before 8 a.m. Tuesday, was causing only minor delays, according to the Nevada Highway Patrol.
The United States is delaying some restrictions on U.S. technology sales to Chinese tech powerhouse Huawei in what it calls an effort to ease the blow on Huawei smartphone owners and smaller U.S. telecoms providers.
Lady Gaga’s Haus of Gaga is looking for sales reps, while the superstar played a corporate gig Monday at Mandalay Bay.
Prosecutors aren’t quite finished investigating campaign finance violations by President Donald Trump’s former personal lawyer. A judge is keeping some search warrants sealed.
British Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday offered lawmakers the chance to vote on whether to hold a new referendum on the country’s membership in the European Union.
Looking for a way to pass the time while your partner shops? The Fashion Show mall on the Las Vegas Strip has a new tenant that can help you do just that: Arcade City.
Abortion clinics are facing protesters emboldened by a flurry of restrictive new state laws as they reassure confused patients that the laws have yet to take effect.
A San Francisco reporter is seeking the return of his property confiscated by police after officers with a sledgehammer raided his home and his office amid an investigation to determine the source of a leaked police report into the death of the city’s public defender.
A “Medicare for All” plan embraced by leading 2020 Democrats appears more lavish than what other advanced nations offer, compounding the cost but also potentially broadening its appeal.
Coca-Cola drinkers will get a chance to relive one of the company’s darker chapters as New Coke makes a comeback under a partnership with the Netflix drama “Stranger Things,” the companies announced Tuesday.
Three handwritten wills have been found in the suburban Detroit home of Aretha Franklin, months after the death of the “Queen of Soul.”
The halt of flightseeing and commuter flights is in place indefinitely, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
A local sheriff’s office wants to know if a suburban Chicago hospital violated state law by not immediately reporting that a woman who claimed to be the mother of a newborn had not given birth. The woman was later charged with strangling the baby’s mother and cutting the newborn from her womb.
Companies specializing in nuclear demolition and radioactive waste storage are buying up aging U.S. reactors and promising to decommission them in dramatically less time than their utility owners had planned.
Dressbarn, the women’s clothing chain that’s been around for nearly 60 years, is closing all 650 of its stores.
A collision Tuesday morning triggered a chain-reaction that saw one of the cars strike four other vehicles, a fire hydrant and a utility pole before coming to a stop.
Documents purportedly found in abandoned Syrian government offices during the civil war reveal the reach of President Bashar Assad’s security agencies, according to a report.
An ex-school bus driver is not facing criminal charges after sideswiping a tree while transporting students, the Clark County School District has confirmed.
Filled with paratroopers, a U.S. warplane lumbered down an English runway in 1944 to spearhead the World War II D-Day invasion with a message for Adolf Hitler painted in bright yellow across its nose: “That’s All, Brother.”
The Las Vegas Valley will experience a drop in temperatures, wind and possible rain this week, according to the National Weather Service.
By Wednesday, the storm will move into Great Lakes region, where it will weaken. But another storm system was gathering steam for later this week.
An off-duty Metropolitan Police Department officer was the driver in a fatal auto-pedestrian crash in western Las Vegas late Monday.