Photo of Hacienda Hotel and Casino in Boulder City, Nevada

BOULDER — City leaders this week will consider charging customers fees for paper or plastic grocery bags rather than moving to ban the disposable sacks outright.

Two people were killed Friday afternoon when a small jet crashed in the Boulder City desert. The single-engine recreational jet crashed shortly after takeoff from Boulder City's airport about 12:35 p.m. The wreckage was about a half-mile west of the airport. A

The pilot of an Aero Vodochody L39 that crashed after takeoff from the Boulder City airport Friday afternoon has been identified as Douglas E. Gilliss, 65, of Solano Beach, Calif., according to the Clark County coroner's office. The passenger who also

A small plane reportedly went down near Boulder City Friday afternoon. Reports said the aircraft went down after noon near the intersection of U.S. 95 and U.S. 93, north of Railroad Pass Casino. No word

Coming into the year, Boulder City's Dylan Bunch figured to be one of the state's top distance swimmers. Then the senior added a sprint repertoire. His versatility made all the difference Saturday. Bunch won the 200- and 500-yard freestyles, and also paced

Two people were killed Friday afternoon when a small, single-engine jet crashed just west of Boulder City Airport, authorities said. According to Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Ian Gregor, a Czech-made Aero Vodochody L39 jet crashed for unknown reasons about a half mile from the airport. The plane, built as a high-performance military trainer, went down in a mostly barren desert area ...

The Clark County Coroner's Office has identified the passenger in a jet that crashed Friday as Richard Winslow of Palm Desert, California.

If you happen to wake up in a Boulder City ditch, you know where to get your breakfast.

An attorney filed another lawsuit Friday claiming Southern Nevada police departments have been violating the rights of a motorcyclist by improperly enforcing the state’s helmet law.

When the drugs hit, the ram is standing at attention on a small hill near Hemenway Park in Boulder City. First his head droops and turns to the side, as if one curled horn is suddenly heavier than the other. Then the 200-pound animal sways slightly on