Executives at Wynn Resorts on Thursday reported earnings higher than analysts expected, announced breaking a four-year-old casino win record and hinted about redesigning the traffic flow at the

A Clark County district judge ruled Thursday that Dipak Desai, the former high-profile Las Vegas physician at the heart of the hepatitis scare four years ago, is competent to

Nevada investors who put up $65 million for a land development deal involving Texas A&M University charge in a new lawsuit that they were damaged by misconduct and …

UNLV is looking for a new dean for the Lee Business School following last week’s announcement that Paul Jarvey, the business dean for the past five years, is leaving for a job in Florida

Mitt Romney accepted Donald Trump’s endorsement in the lobby of Trump’s glittering golden tower on the Las Vegas Strip. “There are some things you just can’t imagine in your life,” Romney said as he…

D’Andre Hughes entered his senior season last fall on the Legacy High School team as a relative unknown performer. That quickly changed once he got the football in his hands. He carried …

A new Justice Department program will examine 20 years of use-of-force incidents by Metro Police, ultimately recommending best practices for the agency, officials announced Thursday.

If you need to do some business this month with the City of Las Vegas, make sure you go to the right place — several offices are soon moving over to the new City Hall at 495 S. Main St

Newt Gingrich’s national advisers are feuding with his Nevada team over the candidate’s campaign here, sources said, highlighting the shortcomings of a hastily assembled local operation.

NBA guard Kyle Lowry today pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor battery charge for throwing a basketball at a female referee and threatening her during a pickup game last September in Las

A crash involving two vehicles and a bicycle killed an 18-year-old Wednesday night in the western valley, Metro Police reported.

A dazzling Boardwalk pulsating with light, music, recreation and entertainment, surrounded by pedestrian-friendly enclaves away from the casinos is the vision of Atlantic City’s future adopted Wednesday by a state agency tasked with turning