EDC attendees that may have partaken in indulging in the use of legal weed in Las Vegas are urged to discard of the drug ahead of their trip to McCarran International Airport.
Despite mentoring superstar Bryce Harper and other major league players, longtime Las Vegas High coach Sam Thomas is coaching in the state baseball tournament for the first time.
This week $1.5 million in safety upgrades were completed along a 14-mile-stretch of Boulder Highway, one of the state’s deadliest areas for pedestrians.
The man accused of killing a woman at a Las Vegas resort in August worked as a security guard on the Strip, according to his arrest report.
The Las Vegas Wash is a hot spot for black bass and stripers at Lake Mead. Black bass are hitting dark-colored plastics.
A man is in custody more than a year after investigators say he glued two vouchers together to place a fraudulent wager at a Las Vegas casino.
A bill that would have transformed traffic offenses from misdemeanor crimes into civil infractions in Nevada was pulled by its sponsor.
A slots player at The Venetian has 1.8 million reasons to love Las Vegas.
It’s the second company to announce tenancy in Area15, the experiential commerce complex set to open in Las Vegas this December.
The rap sessions began as informal dicussions. The Black Student Union has about 12 sessions each semester.
The film, titled “This is My Home,” premiered May 4 during a private screening at Maya Cinemas. The documentary includes interviews with Americans from across the country.
The first residential development at the downtown Las Vegas park calls for 324 studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments.
C.A. Hartnell’s series, “The 1950s Adventures of Pete and Carol Ann,” was re-released this year with additional pages, new covers and new audiobook versions.
A lucky wrong turn on the internet resulted in a gold mine of outdoor data beginning with research on the impacts of our wet winter on water levels at Lake Mead.
A federal judge in Las Vegas sentenced a woman to 18 months in prison Wednesday for her role in stealing more than $2 million in tax refunds from the IRS.
The officer was taken to University Medical Center after the crash, although the extent of the officer’s injuries was unclear, the Metropolitan Police Department said.
Nevada will host a Democratic presidential primary debate in 2020, the Democratic National Committee confirmed, but details on exactly where or when are still up in the air.
Graduation season begins Wednesday in the Clark County School District with a ceremony at the Stewart School for special education students.
Cal Fire said Wednesday the lines in the Pulga area ignited the Nov. 8 fire that killed 85 people in Paradise.
A Senate committee approved a bill by Nevada Sen. Jacky Rosen that would offer incentives for young women to study science, engineering, technology and math.
Cadesha Bishop, 25, posted bond on Friday and was placed on “high-level” electronic monitoring.
A farmer says he had to cut off his own mangled leg with a pocket knife after it became trapped in a grain hopper in northeastern Nebraska.
The winger had three assists in his country’s 10-0 win Wednesday at the International Ice Hockey Federation World Championship in Slovakia.
Kamala Harris wants to ban the importation of AR-15-style assault weapons by executive action if elected president.
The Las Vegas City Council Wednesday approved a $1-per-year lease of the shuttered Reed Whipple Cultural Center to allow the Neon Museum to expand.
Todd Pomeroy was fired from St. Viator Catholic School in June 2017. Nearly two years went by before he began leaving threatening voicemails, his arrest report says.
Police say a 3-year-old boy found a gun at his home in Tennessee and fatally shot himself in the face as his mother was doing drugs.
Las Vegas PGA Tour Champions player Bob May, who has struggled with his own back issues, is someone who can relate to Tiger’s plight.
Investigators say the accused assailants, 18-year-old Devon Erickson and 16-year-old Alec McKinney, opened fire with handguns.
FRANKFORT, Ky. — The owners of Maximum Security have sued the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission and race stewards, seeking to reverse the horse’s disqualification for interference as Kentucky Derby winner and restoration of purse money.