Perhaps it’s telling that Brigham Young’s two biggest plays defensively Saturday occurred when it dropped into coverage rather than blitzed.
Kathy Olivier just keeps talking — she’s a college basketball coach, which means she owns the intrinsic capacity to yap like Churchill — until the recruit’s eyes flicker. That’s when she knows the proper button has been pushed.
Golf was the favorite sport of several U.S. presidents, including Dwight Eisenhower and Bill Clinton.
Bethany Smith, Margot Potter and Ashley Vince had talked about it since they were freshmen.
After a couple of months of college life, UNLV freshman Oscar Bellfield is handling almost everything with ease.
The financially troubled Meridian luxury condo property near the Strip continues to fork out money for a constant fire watch in one of its buildings, while the plumber who faces five misdemeanor charges for repairing the building’s fire line without a permit had his bench trial postponed until December.
I flipped on the television the other day and was drawn in as a drama unfolded before my eyes: The creepy sepia tones, the ominous soundtrack, the unadulterated whoppers passed off as fact.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid was adamant Tuesday on what form a federal partnership would not take in working with the greater Las Vegas area and other fast-growing regions in the Intermountain West.
The U.S. Forest Service uses helicopters to help thin out trees and brush around Kyle and Lee canyons.
The identity of a former Las Vegas showgirl is at the center of an Elvis Presley-related mystery.
CARSON CITY — Nevada’s longtime state mail delivery service could become by next year a private operation, eliminating 21 government jobs and saving up to $400,000 a year.
Las Vegas police on Tuesday announced the opening of a new substation to cover crimes in the resort corridor on the Strip.
Analysts have predicted that new voters, young voters and Hispanic voters will turn out in record numbers in this election. But as Nevadans continue to flock to the polls, turnout among those three groups is lagging, at least in the early going.
Exit polling of early voters in Nevada’s 2nd Congressional District finds Democrat Jill Derby building a sizable lead over the incumbent Republican congressman she hopes to unseat, Rep. Dean Heller.
CARSON CITY — Republican Rep. Dean Heller’s use of the Broadway classic “Big Spender” in Nevada radio and television ads criticizing his Democratic opponent, Jill Derby, has resulted in a lawsuit filed against him by the estate of the music’s composer, Cy Coleman.
CARSON CITY — The Nevada Supreme Court on Tuesday threw out a child custody case filed by the former girlfriend of District Judge Donald Mosley because she failed to pay a $250 filing fee.
A story in Monday’s Review-Journal incorrectly stated the cost savings associated with plans to close the Railroad Depot Museum in Ely starting July 1. Closing the museum is expected to save the state approximately $160,000 a year.
RENO — The University of Nevada, Reno, emphasizing environmentally friendly technology, has dedicated new solar panels to provide energy to the new Joe Crowley Student Union.
A federal air safety investigator said Tuesday that she is puzzled by the personal items that fell from an experimental aircraft before it crashed Oct. 18 in Parowan, Utah, killing a Las Vegas pilot and seriously injuring his wife.
The local Salvation Army has suspended its inpatient addiction rehabilitation services for women, citing tough economic times.