FBI details North Las Vegas biolab findings, detainee sues Pahrump detention facility after injury, Reno police chief placed on leave, GLP-1 addiction research emerges, and a flamingo abuse case.

The Raiders went 2-13 in Geno Smith's 15 starts, with losses in his final nine appearances. Ethan Miller / Getty Images The Las Vegas Raiders are moving on from Geno Smith, with the quarterback ...

LAS VEGAS — For the third consecutive year, the National Rugby League is kicking off its season with a doubleheader at Allegiant Field. Each year, the NRL has brought four new clubs to Las Vegas to ...

Across the country, airports are seeing unusually long lines amid a partial shutdown of the federal government. Delays stretch from coast to coast, including right here in Las Vegas. Heavy snow ...

The Las Vegas Raiders have recently added a flurry of former Georgia Bulldog players during the NFL's free agency period. The NFL free agency period is underway as organizations across the league look ...

The lights of Las Vegas will shine on the start of a new chapter for Interstate Batteries High Limit Racing as the series begins its third season as a full-time national sprint car tour this week. As ...

The Las Vegas Raiders hold the keys to their future. The Raiders' front office is determined to turn things around in Las Vegas. Below are two possibilities that once seemed like a long shot that may ...

A lawsuit alleges a detainee lost one of his eyes after not receiving any medical help during a psychotic episode in a ...

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is battling with a local court over a refusal to release a suspect from jail, ...

A Las Vegas woman was arrested on Tuesday for allegedly sending drugs to a Riverside County jail through the United States ...

A Nevada Supreme Court case is putting Las Vegas Metro police and the Las Vegas Justice Court at odds over who has the ...

A Las Vegas Justice Court judge ordered a 36-time offender to remain detained, following a clash between police and the courts over the authority to declare a defendant too dangerous.