A man is accused of slapping and raping a woman in April 2018 in his east Las Vegas home while he recorded the assault, according to the arrest warrant.
Standard time begins this weekend and lasts until March 12.
The vice president’s endorsement gave Spearman a boost in her effort to become the city’s first Black mayor.
Andre Flowers faces a charge of sexual assault in connection with the 2005 rape of a woman in her home, according to an arrest warrant from the Metropolitan Police Department.
Nine handicappers and Review-Journal sports betting reporter David Schoen offer five picks on college football games throughout the season — sides or totals.
Philip Fortenberry was “the hands of Liberace.” This weekend, he’s the draft master of The Who’s Vegas orchestra.
More than a month has passed since an explosive cheating accusation upended the poker world. A final internal investigation report is now not expected until after Thanksgiving. And the results are likely to satisfy almost no one.
A Las Vegas SWAT officer late Friday fatally shot the man police say had taken a hostage and killed another man earlier in the day.
With the Raiders starting 2-5 under first-year coach Josh McDaniels and the season close to imploding, fans are understandably frustrated and have plenty of questions.
Ballot collecting provisions that were passed during the pandemic and made permanent in 2021 aren’t being utilized in the 2022 elections.
Houston furniture store owner Jim “Mattress Mack” McIngvale dropped a few F-bombs after a Phillies fans peppered him with insults about his Astros and their history of cheating.
The American Hindu Association has proposed building a Hindu temple near Berlin Avenue and Lisbon Street in a neighborhood designated as a Rural Neighborhood Protection Area.
Hiring was brisk across industries last month, though the overall gain declined from 315,000 in September and the unemployment rate ticked higher.
While the on-field results have been dismal, the scouting by general manager Dave Ziegler and his staff will play a vital role in shaping the next era of Raiders football.
During an “I Drink Wine” happy hour Q&A with fans last week, the Grammy- and Oscar-winning British singer revealed how to properly say her first name much to the surprise of the internet.
Of spending the week in Florida preparing for Sunday’s game against the Jaguars, Raiders running back Josh Jacobs said: “It’s cool … (but) there’s nothing like your own bed.”
Before Tuesday’s midterms, Culinary Workers Union Local 226 appeared “fired up” in its quest to knock on 1 million doors in canvassing sessions aimed at re-electing Democrats.
The Golden Knights have won six straight games — longer than any streak they had last season — and are tied for the most wins (10) and points (20) in the NHL.
A planned closure of a popular access point to the resort corridor that avoids Las Vegas Boulevard South has been cancelled.
The suspect was ordered to receive treatment at a state mental health facility until he regains competency to stand trial.
The Justice Department is conducting a criminal investigation into the discovery of top-secret records seized in an FBI search of Donald Trump’s Florida property.
Patrick Munster combines familiar with eclectic to create elevated American comfort food at the Arts District restaurant.
Under new ownership, the outdoor center will transform into a holiday wonderland this month, with a tree lighting event set for Nov. 23.
The speed and size of the cuts also opened Musk and Twitter to lawsuits.
The jury deliberated three days before finding him not guilty of acting as an unregistered agent of a foreign government, obstruction of justice and making false statements.
The lottery is offered in 45 states, but no one has won the top prize in more than three months.
A Double Gold slots machine was exponentially well for one player at Caesars Palace.
Though the name isn’t technically accurate anymore, Overweight Hikers for Health’s objective remains the same: sociable hiking more focused on fun than on logging miles.
Former Nevada Department of Corrections Director Charles Daniels gave a statement to news media on Friday morning but refused to take questions.
A reader on the cusp of turning 65 wonders if he needs to act during Medicare’s annual enrollment period and what’s the right decision for his situation.
