After the first week of seeing your fantasy football team in action, and being the fair and balanced general manager you are, ask yourself some questions about the performance of your entire roster.
Frank Trigg has been as close to winning an Ultimate Fighting Championship title as one can get without actually having the belt secured around his waist.
It’s opening weekend for the “playoffs” in NASCAR’s Cup series and NHRA’s four professional categories.
The hook-and-ladder play Calvary Chapel pulled off for a touchdown in the final minute of the first half Thursday night was more than a major swing of momentum.
Legacy star running back Deshae Edwards was held to one yard on his first five carries in Thursday night’s home game against Arbor View.
But Palo Verde junior Brandon Wright certainly made his presence felt Thursday night. The Centennial transfer scored three touchdowns to lead the top-ranked Panthers to a 20-7 home victory over No. 3 Cimarron-Memorial.
Who is Bronco Mendenhall? Pose that question on a game show and watch the average contestant scramble to phone a friend or poll the audience for help with the answer.
At some point in the near future, Santa Anita Park will have a new owner. Let’s pray that it isn’t old owner Frank Stronach. When Stronach formed Magna Entertainment and began buying up racetracks, and started XpressBet and HRTV, he looked like a winner.
It’s not as if UNLV’s secondary took the past two weekends off, but it didn’t face anything like Hawaii’s run-and-shoot, throw-almost-every-down offense.
Silverado High quarterback Trenten Tipton rarely puts the ball in the air, but that doesn’t mean he can’t hurt his opponents.
The magnetic levitation train proposal appeared to glide ahead of its rival DesertXpress when the governor announced Wednesday that the Federal Railroad Administration released $45 million to Nevada transportation officials to begin the project.
For the first time since President Ronald Reagan, big hair rock bands and Sally Ride in space, enrollment could drop in the Clark County schools.
After a spirited bidding war, investigative reporter George Knapp is staying at KLAS-TV, Channel 8.
A man’s body was found off the side of the road in the far east valley Thursday afternoon, the victim of an apparent homicide.
Medical assistants will be able to administer vaccinations and other critical prescription shots legally but will be prevented from injecting patients with Botox and other cosmetic drugs, according to a copy of emergency regulations obtained Thursday by the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Six people, including an attorney who once practiced in Las Vegas, are accused of defrauding investors out of more than $60 million by conspiring to issue and sell unregistered shares of stock in a company called CMKM Diamonds.
If you’re hungry for a positive economic indicator, look no further than the crowd that converged on the World Market Center for this week’s Fall 2009 Las Vegas Market.
Growth has stopped, but expensive water projects have not, so the Southern Nevada Water Authority will raise rates over the next two years to help bolster its construction activities.
A forensic scientist with Las Vegas police resigned Thursday after an internal investigation found that he had allowed a convicted felon inside the department’s crime lab, an act described as “a major policy violation.”
A 35-year-old man convicted of fatally shooting his wife in August 2008 was sentenced Thursday to life in prison.
Larry Tetewsky, 50, and his wife, Janice Mergenhagen, 62, made it to Phantom Fan Week in Las Vegas despite a cruel scheduling dilemma. This is also the weekend a pirate convention takes place aboard the Queen Mary in Long Beach, Calif.