The Las Vegas Locomotives added 19 players to their United Football League inaugural season roster Monday, including three former Utah players.
Randy Couture dropped a unanimous decision to Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira at UFC 102 in Portland, Ore., on Saturday night, but the 46-year-old Las Vegan has no plans to give up fighting any time soon.
It’s rare for a player to make his mark in the major leagues before he does so at the Triple-A level.
NEW YORK — Andre Agassi’s passion made him beloved among the New York fans. Now that exuberance is devoted to his charter school in Las Vegas, his emotion stoked by this year’s inaugural graduating class all going to college. Agassi, Doug Flutie, Mia Hamm and David Robinson were honored as athletes who give back at opening night of the U.S. Open on Monday.
A weekly Q&A feature’s first installment is with fifth-year coach Mike Sanford, whose Rebels open the season at 7 p.m. Saturday against Sacramento State at Sam Boyd Stadium. Each week, the Review-Journal will ask 20 questions of a member of the UNLV football team.
The headlines say no one reads newspapers, but the flap between Sen. Harry Reid and the Las Vegas Review-Journal tells a different story.
Clark County officials issued an air quality advisory through Wednesday, alerting people with heart and respiratory conditions to stay indoors to avoid the smoke and ozone blown into the Las Vegas Valley from California wildfires.
After hearing so much about the national “Tea Party Express,” I decided on Monday to see for myself what all the shouting is about.
The government wants to control when and how you die, what you can access online and, frankly, pretty much everything else you do in your private life. So said hundreds of people Monday at a gathering billed as one stop on a nationwide tour that will culminate with a humongous event in Washington, D.C., intended to let the big shots on Capitol Hill know who’s really in charge.
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Las Vegas Valley leaders predicted Monday a new transit hub will not only help resuscitate the economy in downtown Las Vegas but also persuade commuters to abandon their vehicles for public transportation.
Gov. Jim Gibbons named a Southern Nevada educator and former Boulder City councilwoman to the state’s Board of Regents on Monday.
