They have won and looked disjointed. They have won and looked terrific. They have won on the road. They have won without their leading scorer against a Top 25 team on national television.
The Fresno State women’s basketball team held UNLV to five first-half field goals en route to a 65-42 victory Friday night at Cox Pavilion.
Too sick to participate in the morning skate, Wranglers right wing Matt Beaudoin conserved his energy for Friday night’s game against Utah.
Mark Titus never will be confused with Tyler Hansbrough. Nor does he stand to make tens of millions of dollars, as Hansbrough figures to, when the NBA Draft rolls around in June.
Daniel Ray Johnson had lost his home and his job. He had medical problems, including a brain tumor, and had no way to pay the bills.
A story in the Dec. 9 Review-Journal incorrectly identified a business where an explosion injured a man. The explosion at 980 N. Nellis Blvd. occurred at Top Car Service.
New Year’s Eve revelers had varied opinions about the fireworks show on the Strip, and their vantage points tended to sway their viewpoints.
A 30-year-old man who was set to go to trial Monday for raping and murdering a woman in 2006 pleaded guilty Friday to spare himself the possibility of the death penalty.
The gunshot that killed a 6-year-old Las Vegas girl Wednesday night was fired by her 7-year-old brother, who told police he found the gun in a bedroom closet and thought it was a BB gun.
Many Las Vegas city employees would see their annual cost-of-living raise decrease by 1 percentage point under an agreement between the Las Vegas City Employees Association and city officials that is up for approval Wednesday.
Call it a tale of two budgets, even though it only concerns one — the city of Las Vegas’ annual spending plan.
The champagne-spraying, cash-tossing era may be fading from the Las Vegas nightclub scene.
Gov. Jim Gibbons stepped up his increasingly personal feud with Lt. Gov. Brian Krolicki on Friday, accusing Krolicki in a press release of shirking his duties on a foreign trip, but refusing to provide evidence to back up the charge, which Krolicki denied.
Attorneys representing a tourist left paralyzed after he was beaten at the Crazy Horse Too claim strip club owner Rick Rizzolo hid his assets to avoid honoring an agreement to pay the man $10 million.
RENO — A winter storm brought snow and high winds Friday to the Reno-Lake Tahoe area, shutting down some ski lifts and stalling traffic over mountain highways.
Are members of Congress on the verge of doing the unthinkable and voting to rescind the 2009 pay raises they handed themselves last year?
A key backer for one of three coal-fired power projects in Nevada announced Friday that it was ending its participation in the project.
One man is living out of his van in California, not a bad life for a kid surfer — but probably not how he wanted to retire in his 70s.
The attorney general’s Bureau of Consumer Protection has appealed state regulatory approval of a utility power project that would cost $200 million more than buying an existing power plant nearby.