The 51s scored four runs over the last three innings, rallying from a 4-2 deficit to beat the Fresno Grizzlies 6-5 on Monday night in Pacific Coast League play in Fresno, Calif.
The two men most often credited with making the Ultimate Fighting Championship what it is today are almost always together.
Andre Agassi returns to center stage of the U.S. Open next month, and he won’t even have to work up a sweat or swing a tennis racket.
The historic UFC 100 card at Mandalay Bay on Saturday night is far from the only event of interest for mixed martial arts fans this weekend.
A self-proclaimed prophet cited “the spirit of God” as the reason he might have sexually assaulted two juvenile members of his church, a police report states.
Nate Silver, one of America’s premier political experts, came to play in the World Series of Poker this week. He met with Barney Frank, the House member who is trying to make online gambling legal again.
The new-look Henderson City Council will reconsider a contentious vote last month to transfer $21 million in city money to an advisory board seeking to develop a space and science attraction.
Former Vice President Al Gore will join Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and billionaire Texas oilman T. Boone Pickens for the second National Clean Energy Summit next month at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
A one-stop shop for county social services that helps the poorest valley residents in downtown’s homeless corridor will close this month, forcing scores of homeless to wait in long lines at already overcrowded alternate locations.
A 32-year-old sexual assault suspect fatally shot while fleeing from Las Vegas police last week was identified Monday by the Clark County coroner’s office as John Paul Hambleton.
A 24-year-old motorcyclist died early Monday when he lost control of his 1999 Yamaha R6 near Oakey Boulevard and Westwind Road.
A couple of months before 51-year-old Brantley George Gubler entered the hospital in late June, he started having stomach pains.
A day in Dana White’s life is charged with the adrenaline rush of a drag race. He’s going full speed for about 20 hours. If he’s not working or playing cards, his brain is spinning over work ideas and what more he can do to help his surging mixed martial arts business win more fans all over the globe.
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Clark County is suing a local architect, claiming faulty designs added $3 million in construction costs to a security checkpoint at McCarran International Airport. County officials contend that Lendall Mains Architect’s design work caused delays in building a security annex that created screening lanes at two airport gates in 2008.
Five members of a pervasive white supremacist gang that ruled prison yards through violence and drug dealing were found guilty Monday of at least one count of a federal indictment issued in 2008.
A middle-age man was fatally stabbed Monday in an early morning bar fight in southwest Las Vegas, police said.
The family of a teenage boy killed in a 2005 avalanche on Mount Charleston recently settled a wrongful death lawsuit against the Las Vegas Ski and Snowboard Resort and others.
As part of its continual clamoring for more and more of your money, the education establishment argues that teachers and administrators are highly trained professionals who deserve to be paid far better for their creative, specialized expertise.
If there’s any positive in Southern Nevada’s economy, it’s the flattening of month-over-month declines compared with year-ago declines, a UNLV economist said Monday.
When Las Vegas exporter Panch Prasad’s company bought the DuBarry cosmetic line in 1997, Prasad believed he had acquired the key to a select high-end market segment in countries around the world.