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As Hogs & Heifers Saloon fights to secure its fate on Third Street, attorneys for Downtown Grand have accused the bar’s owner of orchestrating the lawsuit to get out of her lease.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board unanimously recommended licensing for Mohegan Gaming and and Entertainment CEO Ray Pineault despite a disciplinary complaint at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas.
Officer Christopher Allen, who helped save a young girl while off-duty, was one of the 56 employees that Las Vegas police awarded Wednesday for acts of “bravery and excellence.”
The Alpine Motel Apartments manager should be held in contempt of court for not responding to two subpoenas, a lawyer representing one of the victims of the deadly fire alleged in court documents.
A Securities and Exchange Commission filing from Las Vegas Sands Corp. on Tuesday details common stock holdings for Dr. Miriam Adelson and three trusts.
The Golden Knights can’t afford to swing and miss Thursday when they look to close out the Colorado Avalanche in Game 6 of the West Division final at T-Mobile Arena.
A wildfire in Arizona that had neighboring New Mexico breathing in smoke was one of several blazes scorching the drought-stricken Southwest, signaling what could be a devastating summer.
David Chavez was crowned the world’s best bricklayer for the second time at the World of Concrete’s Spec Mix Bricklayer 500 competition on Wednesday.
Video made public Wednesday shows a 16-year-old Sierra Halseth and her 18-year-old boyfriend, Aaron Guerrero, discussing what authorities have said is the slaying of Halseth’s father.
The Strat’s new headliner Xavier Mortimer has worked magic in his live show and also social media, with 5 billion views.
The project will take place as a moving operation, with Nevada Highway Patrol troopers escorting work crews, as they restripe the center and edge lane lines, according to Tony Illia, NDOT spokesman.
A woman was severely injured after police said she crashed into a parked car Wednesday afternoon at an apartment complex in south Las Vegas.
Lake Mead has dropped almost 143 feet from an elevation of 1,214.14 feet in 2000 to 1,071.77 feet as of Tuesday. That makes the lake about 37 percent full.
Las Vegas police arrested two people Tuesday in a bust of more than $500,000 in stolen retail products.
A Las Vegas man was charged Wednesday with stealing more than 500 blank vaccine cards from a COVID-19 vaccination center near Los Angeles, prosecutors said.
NASCAR star Kyle Busch of Las Vegas threw out the ceremonial first pitch before Wednesday’s Texas Rangers’ game. It didn’t go so well.
Former 49ers defensive lineman Solomon Thomas, the third player chosen in the 2017 draft, is happy to be back after missing most of last season with a knee injury.
If Casey Hayward wins a starting job on the perimeter for the Raiders, the status of 2020 first-round pick Damon Arnette becomes a bit uncertain.
You’ll be able to enter the world of the animated Nickelodeon hit, thanks to the immersive “Search for the Losted Toys,” expected to launch next week.
Next week will bring the hottest days of the year with highs reaching 116 and perhaps near the all-time Las Vegas record, according to the National Weather Service.
Nevada will get $51.5 million for roads and public transit projects in a House transportation committee spending bill, funding for projects sought by both Democratic and Republican lawmakers.
Authorities have charged a Las Vegas man with murder in a May fatal shooting in east Las Vegas.
Las Vegas’ tourism bureau awarded a $3 million contract to Intersection Media to assist in its advertising and marketing efforts tied to the Las Vegas Monorail and Boring Company Loop.
A nursing assistant was arrested in late May after police said he was accused of sexually assaulting two patients at a Las Vegas rehabilitation center.
One of the first women gaming executives in the industry, Marilyn Spiegel held positions at Bally’s, Paris and Planet Hollywood before being named president at Wynn and Encore.