What happens to struggling football teams was what happened to UNLV on Saturday.
A bust in his debut with the Chicago Bears, quarterback Jay Cutler composed himself and has led the way to three consecutive wins.
On second thought, perhaps Mike Sanford should remain UNLV football coach for the next decade or so. These 7 p.m. kickoffs can be tough on the ol’ deadline writing skills, but with the Rebels of late, you always have a pretty good idea where things are headed at halftime.
As beleaguered as the Buffalo Bills are and as hopeless as coach Dick Jauron appears, they have plenty of company in the basement.
Mountain View made two fourth-and-goal defensive stops and clinched a playoff berth with a 42-22 victory over visiting Needles (Calif.) on Saturday.
After nine years of serving Nevada, John Bailey is ready for a vacation from public service.
Five weeks are in the books, the NFL season has started to take shape and there are some readily apparent observations to be made. First off, several downright horrible teams are challenging the betting public.
Dave Castro, who coached high school football in Las Vegas for more than 25 seasons — including the last five at Palo Verde — died early Saturday morning of cardiac arrest. He was 54.
FORT WORTH, Texas — Jeremy Kerley came to a near stop after tiptoeing the sideline. Then Texas Christian’s electrifying punt returner backtracked a couple of steps, curled into an open gap and sprinted into the end zone.
LAS VEGAS MARKETING FIRM R&R PARTNERS is best known for the whole “What happens here” phenomenon, but they also produced another campaign with legs: The old lady who gives her water-wasting neighbor a swift kick to the conscience.
T ributes trumped unanswered questions as about 2,000 people gathered Wednesday to remember Las Vegas police officer Milburn Beitel, who died in an Oct. 7 traffic accident.
It didn’t take long for the Garth Brooks‘ five-year Las Vegas deal to make an impact at Steve Wynn‘s resorts.
It’s been more than 100 years since a member of Nevada’s congressional delegation faced legal woes worse than those facing Sen. John Ensign, R-Nev.
America spends millions annually on its anti-terrorism programs. For that, U.S. intelligence experts operate an intricate computerized information-gathering network that includes satellite surveillance capability.
WASHINGTON — The House passed a 2010 spending bill for the Department of Homeland Security last week after voting to allow terrorism suspects being held at the Guantanamo Bay naval base to be brought to the mainland for trial.
RENO — A new federal proposal to manage wild horses is rekindling debate over another fixture of the Western range: cattle.
Not long ago, a 78-year-old woman called to express her concern after she tried to renew her driver’s license and was asked for a birth certificate, marriage license and her firstborn child.