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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles' board of directors has recommended that Jeep executive Mike Manley replace seriously ill Sergio Marchionne as CEO of the automaker ...

Here’s the latest installment of the Play of the Day, which uses odds from the South Point. Our four sports writers started with ...

Since 1892, New York City’s Carnegie Hall has been a beacon for musicians. Just performing there is a sign of having made it as an artist. On Tuesday, two Las Vegas classical musicians will play the famed concert venue as the culmination of of an elite fellowship program ...

Chris Moorman, a native of England, cut his poker teeth on the online sites Poker Stars, Full Tilt and 888poker before competing in the World Series of Poker. With more than $15 million in online earnings, he holds the record for ...

Had President Millard Fillmore been successful, some of my ancestors would have been sent back to Ireland.

Catastrophic storms have hit communities hard in recent years, which should serve as a reminder that Congress must do more to protect people and property in harm’s way.

Nevadans spoke loudly and clearly nearly 29 years ago when they overwhelmingly approved a ballot measure affirming our state abortion statute, which guarantees that Nevadans should have all reproductive choices available to them, noting that these choices are personal and should be free from government interference.

What good are tariffs enacted to protect American corporate industries when lobbyists and agents of those same industries secretly support open borders and lax immigration laws to entice cheap foreign labor, which ultimately undermines American workers’ interests?

The July 8 editorial “Working together, groups of different political stripes score a major win” showed a positive step toward using solar to help solve global warming.

It is easy to see oil and gas infrastructure across the American West. It is easy to see benefits of oil and gas revenue — jobs and energy security — particularly when oil and gas companies have enormous budgets to advertise to tell us about such things. Yet we also need to be aware of threats that are not easily seen.

Nevada twice has come close to carrying out its first execution in 12 years. And twice it failed. Condemned killer Scott Raymond Dozier says he wants to die, but the state has ...

Conditions inside a northwest valley house Wednesday sweltered so severely that fire alarms on a second floor melted off the ceiling while light fixtures and other plastic materials ...

A brief, but rapidly intensifying storm this evening produced quarter-size hail and gusts above 70 mph in Henderson, according to the National Weather Service. About 2,000 NV Energy customers were affected with outages as the storm knocked down power poles ...

A rapidly intensifying storm that is producing quarter-size hail and gusts above 65 mph prompted the National Weather Service to issue a severe thunderstorm warning ...

Scorching conditions the past three days likely contributed to the deaths of three apparently homeless people in Las Vegas. In response, officials are enhancing their efforts to ...

Ricki Barlow, the former Las Vegas councilman convicted of stealing thousands of dollars from his campaign during his 2015 re-election bid, will serve a ...

Republican Rep. Will Hurd – a former CIA agent – blasted President Trump for failing to defend the U.S. intelligence community and allowing himself to ...

A man arrested in a fatal shooting Thursday outside a motel north of the Strip was identified today by Metro Police as 29-year-old Spencer Trevathan. Trevathan, an armed security guard, was being ...