DALLAS — It was a return to remember for Vitor Belfort.
Jake Delhomme and the Carolina Panthers turned in one of the worst Week 1 performances in the NFL last Sunday. There was nothing good about it, and a lot of bad and ugly.
Once again, Rocky Juarez was unable step up and win a world championship.
The New England Patriots have injury problems at linebacker, have needs to address right now, and Junior Seau says he’d like to help.
If the prominent offensive weapons in a game are expected to be Phil Dawson and Matt Prater, points might be few and far between for the Denver Broncos and Cleveland Browns.
It was an eventful first week in the NFL, with dramatic finishes, big ‘dogs taking powerhouse teams to the wire and, of course, injuries that will have an immediate impact on the wagering board.
Fade passes to sophomore receiver Phillip Payne are nearly automatic, and UNLV couldn’t have picked a better time to call one Saturday night.
When Oscar De La Hoya was in his prime as a world champion boxer, his fights had a beer sponsor and maybe one or two other corporate entities along with HBO Pay Per View.
It was as if Floyd Mayweather Jr. had never left.
The six-time world champion, who retired from boxing 21 months ago, made a triumphant return by dominating Juan Manuel Marquez and scoring a 12-round unanimous decision in their welterweight nontitle fight Saturday night at the MGM Grand Garden.
LOUDON, N.H. — Kyle Busch kept looking in his mirror, expecting to see Kevin Harvick on his bumper ready to challenge for the lead.
Cortland LeBoeuf rushed for 311 yards and three touchdowns to lead Mountain View’s football team to a 36-16 rout of visiting Lincoln County in a Class 2A Southern League opener Saturday.
All point spreads are those used in the official Las Vegas Hilton SuperContest.
WASHINGTON — The Senate voted last week to require Amtrak to allow passengers to transport guns in their checked baggage.
Women dress so wild on the Vegas Strip they look like “hoochie mamas,” says Bob Mackie — the fashion designer who once famously dressed Cher in loincloth, chainlink top and Mohawk headdress.
Like many others, refrigeration repairman Gene Smith seven years ago put a few bucks into a fledging, online endeavor. Unlike others, the meager investment paid off more than 100 times.
Medical assistants will be able to administer vaccinations and other critical prescription shots legally, under temporary regulations approved Friday in an emergency meeting of state regulators.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal won the general excellence award and several other top awards at the annual Nevada Press Association’s “Better Newspaper Contest” banquet Saturday in Winnemucca.
BRENDA FISCHER, GENERAL SERVICES AND COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR FOR NORTH LAS VEGAS, WAS NERVOUS AND EXCITED as she stood in front of the City Council on Wednesday to accept a city award for her “dedication to excellence.”
Pylons, dented orange and white barrels and never-ending congestion are enough to drive any motorist in this town nuts these days.
The image of the amazing, colossal maglev shimmers in the distant desert like a ghost train in a dime novel.
It has been said so often, “small things can make a big difference,” that it has become a cliché. It is a corporate catchphrase, a marketing scheme, a feel-good blah blah blah that gets lost in the rest of the white noise.
Dozens of times a week now, we receive e-mailed letters very similar to the following, which arrived at the newspaper Wednesday, signed by one Mary White on Russell Road, Las Vegas: