The ruling by U.S. District Judge Jon Tigar in San Francisco came hours after a judge in Washington decided to let the rules stand.
A Nevada Highway Patrol trooper was injured while investigating a crash Wednesday morning in Henderson.
The yellow shirts, which have a six-point star, are one of the uniforms used by MGM’s security team, including some employees at Las Vegas properties.
Shelby Mannino says she called Child Protective Services and North Las Vegas police after she was denied access to Jackson James, or “JJ” as he was known to family members.
The Big Island Feast Burger at Slater’s 50/50 normally feeds four to six people.
The city’s Parks and Recreation department was notified to clean the statue, police spokesman Tyler Hawn said.
Sheriff’s officials say the semitrailer was 29 tons over the bridge’s 14-ton limit.
A Las Vegas apartment complex will pay $5,000 to a tenant who alleged the complex violated the Fair Housing Act.
Dutch film actor Rutger Hauer, who specialized in menacing roles, including a memorable turn as a murderous android in “Blade Runner” opposite Harrison Ford, has died.
Las Vegas Valley motorists will see increased traffic downtown beginning this weekend as a popular trade show opens at the World Market Center.
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Dean Barbara Atkinson of UNLV’s School of Medicine will transition from her current role to an advisory position by Sept. 1, a quicker timetable than previously announced.
When students return to public schools across South Dakota this fall, they should expect to see a new message on display: “In God We Trust.”
The leaked substance was an additive in a closed boiler system at St. Rose Dominican Hospital, Siena campus, that posed no risk to the public, a Henderson fire official said.
An Associated Press analysis of drug distribution data released as a result of lawsuits against the industry found that the amount of opioids as measured by total potency continued to rise early this decade even as the number of pills distributed began to dip.
The Las Vegas Valley got its first taste of monsoon season Wednesday, prompting authorities to issue a flash flood watch for Clark County.
A 64-year-old Utah man has been extradited to Reno to face a murder charge in the April death of the ex-husband of a controversial Clark County judge who died in 2014.
The move follows similar action in France, Australia, Canada and other nations.
The Pac-12 will play its 2020 and 2021 conference championship football games at the new Raiders’ stadium in Las Vegas.
A U.S.-born 18-year-old has been released from immigration custody after wrongfully being detained for more than three weeks.
Former special counsel Robert Mueller Wednesday defended his investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election, and pointedly said his probe had not exonerated President Donald Trump.
Britain’s new Prime Minister Boris Johnson has vowed the U.K. will leave the European Union on Oct. 31.
U.S. new home sales rose at a modest pace in June but remained below sales levels earlier this year, suggesting low mortgage rates and a healthy job market aren’t encouraging many more purchases.
An immigration agent gave up trying to arrest a Tennessee man who, aided by neighbors, refused to leave his vehicle for four hours.
Germany says plans for a Europe-led mission to safeguard shipping in the Strait of Hormuz are at an early stage and it is too early to say how Berlin might contribute.
With a barrage of morning tweets, President Donald Trump renewed his efforts Wednesday to undermine the credibility of Robert Mueller as the former special counsel appeared before Congress.
The monarch has already had 13 people form a government for her since she took up her post in 1952. That means Boris Johnson will be the 14th prime minister of her reign so far.
Four teens who pleaded guilty to throwing a rock from an expressway overpass in 2017 that caused the death of a 32-year-old man will be sentenced as adults.
Federal regulators have fined Facebook $5 billion for privacy violations and are instituting new oversight and restrictions on its business. But they are only holding CEO Mark Zuckerberg personally responsible in a limited fashion.
A suspected impaired driver caused a five-vehicle crash that left one motorist in critical condition in east Las Vegas late Tuesday.