Las Vegas Review-Journal

Arnold Palmer brought a country-club sport to the masses with a hard-charging style, charisma and a commoner’s touch, He died Sunday in Pittsburgh. He was 87.

A small group of grieving relatives gathered Sunday to honor loved ones killed in the valley this year and years past as part of National Day of Remembrance.

Earlier this month, a government-sponsored wild horse and burro advisory board issued a recommendation that the Bureau of Land Management sell or euthanize tens of thousands of wild horses being held in government corrals.

LSU fired embattled coach Les Miles on Sunday afternoon, The Advocate of Baton Rouge reported.

The nation’s secretaries of state are trying to reassure voters that despite talk of cyberattacks and “rigged” systems in this contentious election cycle, the prospect of outside hackers skewing the outcome is remote.

More than 100 people chanted and marched outside a National Football League (NFL) game in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Sunday in protests over police killing a black man, a day after police released videos of the confrontation.

Authorities say one of the five victims in the deadly Washington state mall shooting was a probation officer.

Police officers reached out to residents of two Las Vegas neighborhoods Saturday — hoping for leads to crack a year-old unsolved murder case in one and to quell fears about recent violence in the other. At both, they strived to strengthen community ties and develop lines of communication between police and residents.

About 20 local educators stepped away from their lesson planning and ungraded homework Saturday morning to take part in the Southern Nevada Science Teachers Association’s fall kickoff event at the nature park. Such events demonstrate how informal and formal education can coexist in local schools.

There’s no such thing as a sure bet in the gaming industry but two manufacturers exhibiting at this year’s Global Gaming Expo believe they have the closest thing to it.

Festival-goers fed their minds and stomachs Saturday at Life Is Beautiful in downtown Las Vegas. The second day of the annual festival kicked off Saturday in downtown Las Vegas.

While second-year coach Tony Sanchez has generated buzz and newfound optimism around the long-suffering program, the Rebels took a big step back on the field with an inexcusable 33-30 overtime loss to Idaho on Saturday night before 17,229 at Sam Boyd Stadium.

Romana Rovic, a private yacht chef, spends about half of the year at sea and half of the year in southeast Las Vegas, where she has lived since 2004.

Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area was free and easy Saturday, thanks to Public Lands Day. The Bureau of Land Management, with other agencies within the Interior Department, waived “amenity-related fees” at the conservation area.