Новости за 21.08.2018

Metro Police responding to a report of gunshots early today found a man dead in the driver’s seat of a pickup truck in an alley. Officers found the truck, which had crashed into ...

A third pharmaceutical company won a bid to join two other firms in Nevada state court hearings about the use of ...

Prosecutors won't seek the death penalty against a 43-year-old former casino employee who is accused killing one work supervisor and wounding another in ...

Sportsbooks struggled to attract any action on the Cleveland Browns from the betting public the past two years. That changed this ...

The Vegas Golden Knights have entered an agreement to make the Fort Wayne Komets their ECHL affiliate for the upcoming season. Last year’s affiliate — the Quad City Mallards — ceased operations after ...

Two people familiar with the financial fraud investigation of Donald Trump's former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, say his lawyers are in negotiations with prosecutors that could result in ...

Lyft driverless cars have provided more than 5,000 rides to passengers on the Las Vegas Strip since May. The ride-hailing giant and technology company Apitv outfitted a fleet of ...

An overnight house fire did extensive damage to a house in the northwest valley, according to Las Vegas Fire & Rescue officials. Nobody was injured. Dispatchers received several calls about ...

After more than a century behind bars, the beasts on boxes of animal crackers are roaming free. Mondelez International, the parent company of Nabisco, has redesigned the packaging of its Barnum's Animals crackers in response to pressure from ...

A judge says a gun buyer screening initiative that Nevada voters approved in November 2016 was fatally flawed and can't be enforced. Judge Joe Hardy Jr. in Las Vegas ruled Monday that proponents and ...

Chuck E. Cheese’s in Las Vegas will soon look and feel much different than many of the ...

China’s trade war against the world started the day it began to manipulate its currency to gain a trade advantage.

In their book, “How Democracies Die,” political scientists Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt write: “How do elected authoritarians shatter the democratic institutions that are supposed to constrain them? Some do it in one fell swoop. But more often, the assault on democracy begins slowly. ... The erosion of democracy takes place piecemeal, often in baby steps.”

If emotions were water, and you took all the heartbreak felt by the millions who followed the plight of a starving orca whale grieving over her dead calf, you’d have a river the size of the mighty Columbia.

Regarding theAug. 9 letter “Stop with the Nazi comparison,” in which the writer argues that no one in U.S. government is a Nazi and that saying so minimizes the Holocaust and the millions who died fighting to defend the free world: I beg to differ. President Donald Trump is a neo-Nazi sympathizer and if anyone is minimizing the Holocaust, it is Trump.

Aretha Franklin, who died Thursday at 76, was more than the undisputed “Queen of Soul.” She was one of the most important musicians of our time, a genius who soared above genres and expectations to create music that will live forever.

The Trump administration has to stop thinking short-term. The rollback of fuel standards is just the latest in a series of short-sighted moves. We are destroying the country we claim to love by allowing companies to dump their pollution into our rivers and streams, by attempting to subvert the Environmental Protection Agency, and by negating laws and regulations that are designed to keep our air clean and our people healthy.

Smoke from wildfires clogged the sky across the U.S. West, blotting out mountains and city skylines from Oregon to Colorado, delaying flights and forcing authorities to tell even healthy adults ...

For a long time, Lilian Oliva Bardales worried about how her young son, Cristhian, was adjusting to their new life in Barcelona. He squeezed her every time he saw a police officer. He got scared when ...

The Las Vegas Aces wrapped up their inaugural season at Mandalay Bay Events Center Sunday while Oakland Raiders owner Mark Davis looked on.

"I am stoked that surfing is now California's official sport," declared Al Muratsuchi, state assemblyman and a dedicated surfer dude himself, after Gov. Jerry Brown put his signature to the new law Muratsuchi wrote and shepherded through the Legislature ...

The award-winning producer currently has five unique shows on the Las Vegas Strip.

Police have arrested two men suspected of stealing at least $25,000 in burglaries involving slot machines at more than a dozen bars in the Reno-Sparks areas ...

Federal court officials in Las Vegas say two more U.S. magistrate judges plan to retire next year ...

With most of music industry's top acts absent, the MTV Video Music Awards lacked star power and felt flat, and some of the winners turned heads — for the wrong reasons ...