Agassi Prep’s boys basketball team heard two motivational messages before its Class 2A state title game against Incline on Saturday.
Las Vegas police have identified the four SWAT officers who exchanged gunfire and killed a suspected burglar near Grand Canyon and Grand Teton drives in the northwest valley shortly after midnight Thursday.
When the season opened in November, UNLV senior Tre’Von Willis was sidelined by a suspension. He hopes to make that chapter of his story forgettable by turning the end into something more memorable.
About 60 people rallied against the regime of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi today at the Lloyd George U.S. Courthouse. Dozens of protesters displayed placards and chanted for Gadhafi to step down.
TRACY, Calif. — A Northern California company has voluntarily recalled products sold at supermarkets across the West because they could contain contaminated broccoli.
Dakota Jones, 14, an eighth grader at Hyde Park Middle School, won the Nevada State Spelling Bee Saturday for the second year in a row with the spelling of “hubristic.”
Follow the link for the schedule and results for the boys and girls state basketball tournaments.
Follow the link to access the live blog for the Class 1A girls championship game between Eureka and Pahranagat Valley.
Follow the link to access the live blog for the Class 1A boys championship game between Virginia City and Pahranagat Valley.
Follow the link to access the live blog for the Class 2A boys championship game between Agassi Prep and Incline.
Follow the link to access the live blog for the Class 2A girls championship game between White Pine and Pershing County.
Follow the link to access the live blog for the Class 3A boys championship game between Moapa Valley and Lowry.
Follow the link to access the live blog for the Class 3A girls championship game between Virgin Valley and Spring Creek.
With his team in trouble and the clock dwindling, Pahranagat Valley’s Cody Hosier knew he had to act fast or his prep career would come to an end.
Ryan Scott went 5-for-5, including a home run and a double, and Tanner Peters allowed four hits in seven innings as the UNLV baseball team won its fifth straight game to open the season with a 10-2 victory over Central Michigan on Friday night at Wilson Stadium.
Defense and layups turned out to be a historic combination for Canyon Springs on Friday night.
Imagine a world without nuclear weapons. It probably won’t happen in President Barack Obama’s lifetime, but that’s the course his administration has set.