Nevada’s attorney general and lieutenant governor want to end the death penalty, but Clark County’s district attorney is pushing for the state’s first execution since 2006.
The case has been closed, and no charges will be filed, a Metropolitan Police Department spokesman said Friday.
Las Vegas police on Thursday arrested a 51-year-old man suspected in a March fatal shooting.
Defenseman Zach Whitecloud participated in morning skate Friday but was a scratch for the game against the Arizona Coyotes.
The UFC will serve up beatdowns for breakfast on Saturday, when the prelims for the UFC on ABC 2 card start at 9 a.m. at the Apex in Las Vegas.
After many years of trying, Matt Jaskol, 36, to make big-time auto racing debut in Friday’s NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Martinsville, Virginia.
To create depth and perhaps fill a starting position, the Raiders have brought back veteran safety Karl Joseph.
Congress returns from a break this week to confront issues including improved security at the Capitol, President Joe Biden’s infrastructure bill and taxes.
David Bateson has played Agent 47 in the “Hitman” series since the first game.
With a likely water shortage looming next year, regulators in Southern Nevada are setting their turf-removal sights on the next big group of water hogs.
Golden Entertainment, Inc. employees and their families will be able to sign up for a vaccine at one of the company’s six hotel-casinos.
Nearly half of the new cases reported to the state by Clark County for Fridays reported were from March 26 or before, state officials said at a news briefing.
A jury in Las Vegas awarded $29.5 million on Friday to the family of a woman who was left brain damaged after being treated for a severe allergic reaction in 2013.
DMX, the raspy-voiced hip-hop artist who rapped with a trademark delivery that was often paired with growls, barks and “What!” as an ad-lib, has died, according to a statement Friday from his family. He was 50.
It’s unclear whether officers are becoming more willing to call out a colleague, or if the extraordinary circumstances of this particular case are at play.
Adam Hill and Heidi Fang look at offensive tackles, guards, wide receivers and some of the other top offensive prospects the Raiders should consider in the 2021 NFL Draft.
Las Vegas police are investigating the fatal shooting of a woman who was dropped off at the hospital early Friday.
Mobile game developer PlayStudios has recruited five Las Vegas artists to help commemorate the launch of its latest app, myVEGAS Bingo.
Las Vegas gang detectives are asking for help to identify a man suspected of stabbing another last week in the east valley.
“The Real Magic Mike” follows 10 gentlemen who “lost their magic” and transform into professional dancers.
The mobile clinic in the parking lot of the Bob Ruud Community Center will also operate on Friday and Saturday.
George Floyd died of a lack of oxygen from the way he was held down by police, a retired forensic pathologist testified Friday at former Officer Derek Chauvin’s murder trial.
Metropolitan Police Department officer Shay Mikalonis, 30, who is paralyzed from the neck down as a result of the shooting, recently attended a police briefing with co-workers.
Henderson police are investigating after a man was shot Friday morning in the south Las Vegas Valley.
T-Mobile Arena is resetting its live performances for 2022. The latest announcements arrive from a rock legend, and a rising country star.
Findlay’s Subaru of Las Vegas has partnered with De Castroverde Law Group for its 2021 Road to College Academic Scholarship. The businesses combined their donations of $5,000 to award a Las Vegas Valley high school senior with $10,000 to go toward a college or university tuition.
Subaru of America has introduced the most rugged and capable Outback in the auto manufacturer’s history: the 2022 Subaru Outback Wilderness.
A wing from Texas is transferring to UNLV, a person close to the program confirmed.
Las Vegas police are investigating the firing of gunshots on the Las Vegas Strip early Friday, but police said they did not locate anyone who was injured.
The Department of Corrections declined to identify the 55 prisoners who records show died after testing positive for the virus. The Review-Journal independently identified 39.
