Canyon Springs’ boys basketball team hadn’t taken the court in nearly two weeks.
LAKE MEAD — Two large stripers were caught at trout stocking locations at Crawdad Cove and Boulder Harbor. Both fish weighed more than 20 pounds.
PROVO, Utah — No. 14 Brigham Young is one win from reaching a program record.
ARBOR VIEW — Girls bowler Sabrena Robinson had a 513 series, including a 189 game, against Cheyenne. Girls basketball player Jenna Valenzuela had 17 points and 12 rebounds in a 45-39 win over Faith Lutheran.
FORT COLLINS, Colo. — In recent weeks, junior guard Tre’Von Willis and sophomore forward Chace Stanback have emerged as a strong scoring combination for UNLV. Both players reliably filled the role again Wednesday.
BOISE, Idaho — Luke Babbitt had 29 points and 10 rebounds to lead UNR to an 88-82 victory over Boise State on Wednesday night.
Even as he was dominating Frank Mir in July to solidify himself as the undisputed heavyweight champion of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, Brock Lesnar was not at full strength.
If you’re a bird hunter looking for one final trip before the sun sets on the quail season, you might want to consider the northwestern corner of Arizona.
North Las Vegas police this week arrested a man suspected of being the “scarf-face robber,” who might be connected to at least 17 robberies throughout the valley.
As Democrats ponder a new strategy for their suddenly stymied health bill, two key Nevadans said Wednesday that they are ready to throw up their hands and shelve the ambitious overhaul envisioned by President Barack Obama.
U.S. Senate candidate Danny Tarkanian will report that he has raised $648,622 in contributions for his campaign to challenge Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nev., campaign sources say.
The political peril has deepened for Sen. Harry Reid and the entire Democratic ticket in Nevada after the stunning special election victory of a Republican who won the Massachusetts seat of Sen. Ted Kennedy, the late Democratic icon.
Amid steep budget cuts and growing talk of more layoffs, Henderson is doing something it hasn’t done since October 2008: adding new jobs.
It was a dark and stormy night in North Las Vegas on Wednesday — metaphorically perfect weather for gloomy budget talks.
The Clark County coroner’s office has scheduled a Feb. 19 inquest into the recent shooting death of a man who opened fire inside the Lloyd George U.S. Courthouse.
County prosecutors plan to take the hepatitis outbreak case before a grand jury in the “near future” to consider potential charges, District Attorney David Roger said Wednesday.
Unlike other cities around the country, Las Vegas is such an exciting location that Nevada does not have to offer tax incentives to get motion picture and television companies to film there.
A 40-year-old tourist staying at Caesars Palace was abducted at gunpoint on the Strip last week and held for more than 24 hours while four suspects stole money and valuables from him, Las Vegas police said Wednesday.
U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid “has an intolerance for fat people, manifested in asides to aides who seem to be getting portly and an office staff that is suspiciously slim.” Or so says a 5,000-word profile of Reid running in Sunday’s New York Times Magazine.
A 22-year-old man serving a misdemeanor sentence in the Pahrump jail faces a felony escape charge after walking away from the outdated facility Sunday night.
David Ellis, a Las Vegas soldier serving in Afghanistan, started the new year off right.
The state Health Division has moved to revoke the license of a senior citizen assisted-living facility in Las Vegas because of numerous deficiencies found in repeated inspections.
Long-shot gubernatorial candidate Mike Montandon got a boost Tuesday when Republicans in Nevada’s most populous county chose him over incumbent Gov. Jim Gibbons and money and poll leader Brian Sandoval.
President Barack Obama nominated Las Vegas police Lt. Christopher Hoye on Wednesday to serve as U.S. marshal for Nevada.
Scott Frost’s dream was to open a Las Vegas version of Hussong’s Cantina, a Baja California icon for the party crowd.
WASHINGTON — Nevada has been awarded $6 million in federal stimulus funds to retrain workers for jobs in renewable energy fields, it was announced Wednesday.
Kenneth Miller, former chief financial officer of Valley Bank of Nevada, died Friday at Sunrise Medical Center. He was 81.