Новости за 09.07.2015

A vacant house at North Nellis Boulevard and Betty Lane in the northeast valley caught fire early this morning. The Clark County Fire Department, assisted by ...

Say good morning to Regis Philbin again! The veteran daytime-TV host is joining NBC's "Today" as a contributor to the fourth hour, reuniting him with ...

Salt Lake police have sent a section of a femur to Las Vegas authorities in hopes of solving a crime there. The Deseret News reports that authorities found the body of ...

Former Nevada Assembly Speaker John Oceguera has announced a bid for the state's 4th Congressional District seat. The Democrat posted on his website that ...

Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign is opening its first official campaign headquarters in Las Vegas. The Democratic frontrunner has been ...

In the span of hours, Wednesday provided a clear example of how some of our most advanced global businesses and essential infrastructure are vulnerable to cyberattacks. After apparently mundane outages, United Airlines grounded flights, the New York Stock Exchange had the longest computer-related shutdown in its history and the Wall Street Journal’s website went down ...

Owners of the Hughes Center office park, where Gordon Silver occupied three floors totaling about 54,000 square feet, sued the decades-old firm, alleging ...

In Nevada the FTC received 644 complaints from consumers saying someone had called pretending to be from the IRS. And that may not even reflect the full extent of the problem ...

Rory MacDonald’s biggest takeaway from the last time he fought at the MGM Grand Garden Arena didn’t originate on fight night. The strongest memory the 25-year-old welterweight looks back on came the next morning at McCarran International Airport. ...

In a move that’s prompting questions about the stockpiling of weapons by the federal government’s nonmilitary agencies, the Bureau of Reclamation wants to buy 52,000 rounds of ammunition for use in law enforcement at Hoover Dam and Lake Mead. After learning about the purchase request ...

Chris Carrabba of Dashboard Confessional says, “This is probably my favorite tour in terms of the camaraderie — from the crew, every band rotating as openers, the production team. We haven’t had a bad day.”

Nuclear safety advocates are sounding the alarm about the risks of a plan by the Environmental Protection Agency to dismantle a mobile radiation detection laboratory stationed in Las Vegas and move it to ...

The fast-rising fighter has been holed up in a Valley mansion, prepping for his toughest UFC test.

More than 50 years after South Carolina raised a Confederate flag at its Statehouse to protest the civil rights movement, the rebel banner will be removed Friday in a state where such a reversal seemed unthinkable a month ago. The flag will be pulled down from ...

The number of Syrians who have fled abroad since the outbreak of civil war in their country has risen to more than 4 million, the largest number from any crisis in ...

Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush said Wednesday that blocking federal police money to cities that harbor immigrants in the U.S. illegally would be a way to corral ...

A New Zealand judge sentenced AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd to eight months of home detention on Thursday after the musician pleaded guilty to threatening to kill a man who used to work for ...

The short player looked down the long road of his basketball career and agreed it has been a strange one ...

"[Hef] was always taking pictures of us, like nude snapshots, and things we never signed releases for, in scrapbooks."

Bellagio exhibit highlights the evolution of Picasso.