The show blends fire knife stunts and haka with Robert Louis Stevenson's real Samoan ties, timed to Las Vegas's inaugural Samoan Flag Day.

Bruce Ayer, 71, was holding a lighter shaped like a gun when SWAT shot him at his Las Vegas home last June.

Galleria at Sunset hosts three days of food vendors and carnival games, with free entry for kids 48 inches and under.

A critical water systems leak and resulting water damage moved West Las Vegas students into virtual classes for the day.

Grammy winner Jimmy Carpenter headlines a costume contest with lederhosen categories at 8,660 feet above the Vegas heat.

Mo Money and Kalifano moved into the old Club Platinum on Flamingo Road, selling gold coins alongside a 900-pound dragon statue.

The 55-year-old hotel is being demolished on Convention Center Drive, but Local 872 says the non-union job left dust and safety questions in its wake.

Universal Entertainment wants back into Las Vegas manufacturing, backed by a $25 million loan tied to a company once rocked by a family boardroom coup.

Thieves struck a Shoshone Way garage in a 20-minute window before dawn. BCPD says the owner is offering a reward for the bikes' return.

The 2,000-square-foot anime cafe on Spring Mountain Road is closing, but its sister spot in L.A.'s Little Tokyo isn't going anywhere.

A Fire & Ice-themed shuffle event is planned in Las Vegas.

Silver State Equality expects about 300 business and political leaders at its Vanderpump Hotel fundraiser, with a Chippendales dancer hosting.

The City of Las Vegas teamed with Mexico's consulate for a live-streamed Grito de Dolores downtown.