Новости за 01.10.2015

A man lost control of his car Wednesday night, drove onto a sidewalk and struck and killed a 53-year-old Las Vegas woman, according to Metro Police. Alejandro Molina, 19, was driving a 2002 Buick Century …

Sports book directors likely tried organizing a support group over the last few days since the conclusion of week 3 in the NFL. Talking Points is begging for an invitation. ...

While interviewing Joe Nichols, the country singer-songwriter describes himself as a “freak” in discussing his new single “Freaks Like Me.” Nichols also is in a jovial mood, chuckling often while answering questions.

A Bloomberg poll about the 2016 presidential horse race found that 72 percent of people surveyed said the U.S. isn’t as great as it once was. No big shock there. Polls have been picking up the America-in-decline lament for years.

The Navy’s operations, on which the sun never sets, are the nation’s nerve endings, connecting it with the turbulent world. Although the next president may be elected without addressing the Navy’s proper size and configuration, for four years he or she will be acutely aware of where the carriers are. Today they are at the center of a debate about their continuing centrality, even viability, in the Navy’s projection of force.

I would first like to appreciate the relatively more professional tone of Jackie Valley’s piece in comparison to other reports of the Nevada Health Co-Op closing. It offered a dignified salute to a bold public health move. Nevada embraced the option of running a health insurance exchange, and although it wasn’t a mandatory component of the Affordable Care Act, this decision demonstrated a commitment to expanding health services to locals. It is disheartening to think of the people left uninsured at the year’s end.

Since Hillary Rodham Clinton entered the 2016 presidential race, we’ve heard about her up-and-down poll numbers, email server problems, transparency issues, authenticity and campaign strategy.

Las Vegas’ economy is on the mend, but with foreclosures, depleted wages and other issues still bogging things down, it’s far from fully healthy. And yet, there are more and more people driving around town in shiny new cars. Southern Nevadans are gobbling up ...

UNLV Athletics Director Tina Kunzer-Murphy put in a call to the Mountain West to see if there was anything that someone could do to get the Battle for the Fremont Cannon on ...

At its core, downtown Las Vegas’ housing issue stems from a lack of affordable mid-range housing. The city hopes to encourage developers by attracting ...

Cox Communications’ second annual Get Started Las Vegas contest is scheduled to be held tonight in Rain nightclub at the Palms ...

Ever since Justice John Roberts and the Republican Supreme Court overturned the amendment to the Voting Rights Act of 1965, the red states have gone nuts with new voter-suppression laws. The red state laws differ from one another but have the same goal, to suppress voting rights for the poor, the elderly and minorities (the typical non-Republican voters).

“I like her passion for music and passion to entertain people,” said Tiesto, who, as a resident DJ, will be performing at Hakkasan in MGM Grand on New Year’s Eve. “I am very impressed,” he said in a news release of the young winner who hails from Los Angeles.

On Thursday, actress and director Illeana Douglas hosts a fascinating new cable TV series for Turner Classic Movies titled “Trailblazing Women,” which turns the spotlight on female directors in the movie industry.

Lottery officials say the winning ticket to a $310.5 million Powerball jackpot was sold in ...

Wolfsburg is the town that Volkswagen built — literally put on the map in 1938 by the Nazis in pursuit of their dream of a "People's Car." The town rode the company's postwar boom to financial wealth and today the two are inseparable ...

A family was displaced from their home on Wednesday after the east-valley house caught fire from ...

The Santee Sioux is opening the nation's first marijuana resort on its reservation in South Dakota. The experiment could offer a new money-making model for tribes nationwide seeking economic opportunities beyond ...

A California woman badly burned by an exploding electronic cigarette was awarded nearly $2 million Wednesday by a jury in a product liability suit ...

The owners of a Portland-area bakery are refusing to pay $135,000 in state-ordered damages to a same-sex couple who were ...