Las Vegas police arrested a man on Tuesday for allegedly striking a pedestrian outside of a crosswalk while intoxicated behind the wheel, according to authorities.

Normal operations are back at all of the casinos and hotels run by MGM Resorts International in the U.S., the company said Wednesday.

A man who told police during a traffic stop Sept. 12 he had never been arrested turned out to be an escaped prisoner, according to authorities.

Mario's Westside Market is set to double in size, which should be a boon for the local area.

Culinary union members told Clark County Commissioners Tuesday that they’re still facing traffic delays as Formula 1 construction continues around the Las Vegas Strip.

One-quarter to one-fifth of open substitute jobs go unfilled.

The Stanley Cup champion Golden Knights on Wednesday announced its roster and schedule for the upcoming 2023 training camp.

In a preliminary ruling Tuesday, a judge denied the Clark County Education Association’s motion to dismiss the lawsuit brought by the Clark County School District against the union.

Nevada road officials explained the crucial changes coming to Mt. Charleston roads once the public is allowed back up: reinforcements to prevent catastrophic flood damage.

In a social media post on Tuesday evening, MGM Resorts reported that resort services, dining, entertainment, pools, and spas are now “operating normally” following a recent cybersecurity attack.

Amazon on Tuesday announced it will hire more than 5,000 employees in Nevada as the company prepares for the upcoming holiday season.

A former employee of the Las Vegas Asian Chamber of Commerce is accused of stealing thousands by writing checks to herself and forging approval signatures, according to Las Vegas Metropolitan Police.