GLENDALE, Ariz. — Bishop Gorman lost a lot of its 2007 football team that went unbeaten en route to winning the Class 4A state title.
Here are some things in news, sports, entertainment and popular culture we’ve been talking about lately.
MOAB, Utah — A small plane crashed and burned shortly after takeoff, killing the pilot and nine passengers who had spent the day working at a skin cancer clinic in a remote community. There were no survivors.
BRISTOL, Tenn. — Carl Edwards isn’t conceding anything to Kyle Busch, and if this continues, the rivalry NASCAR fans seem to be clamoring for could be coming soon, too.
Jason Kidd has been a selfless player for the USA on and off the court in Beijing by sharing his experience and the basketball.
It’s not a subject anyone with UNLV’s football team wants to think about, much less discuss.
BEIJING — The dragon in China reminds its people of another time, when emperors ruled with incomparable knowledge and strength. The panda is a more passive figure, universally adored as an image of innocence.
Jeff Malm delivered one go-ahead hit and prevented any other from happening Saturday.
It’s tough to stop UNLV running back Frank “The Tank” Summers when he gets rolling.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Conservationists are pushing for hunters to be educated about mountain lions before hunting the big cats in New Mexico, and they hope other Western states will take notice.
Former Mr. Olympia competitor Craig Titus and fitness guru Kelly Ryan were sentenced to prison for the slaying of personal assistant Melissa James.
I can tell you there is nothing futuristic about vehicles that run on hydrogen, because I drove one just the other day.
When you have 5,600 credentialed media running around a place with backpacks and laptops and television cameras for 17 days, you better have ample space.
Dr. Ivan Goldsmith, owner of the TrimCare weight loss program, seemed stunned by the subpoena he held in his hand from the Nevada Board of Medical Examiners.
CARSON CITY — With unemployment in Nevada at a 15-year high it might not be surprising that a poll commissioned for the Review-Journal found a majority of respondents believe the state is headed in the wrong direction.
A majority of Nevada voters continue to think Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid isn’t doing a great job, according to a new Review-Journal poll.
“WHEN YOU TEAR PARKS DOWN, HOMELESSNESS DOESN’T END. IT JUST MOVES IT AROUND, STIRS IT LIKE THE DUST.”