Just next to the huge MAGIC apparel show in the North Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center, there’s a small expo targeted at a very niche audience.
Spring Mountain’s boys basketball team still had the lead Friday when some telltale omens began to surface.
Agassi Prep boys basketball coach Wendell West wasn’t pleased with the way his team played down the stretch Friday.
The UNLV baseball team appeared to have left its bats on the bus Friday, losing a split-opponent doubleheader to Gonzaga and Pacific in Stockton, Calif.
Taylor Hammer has been fantasizing about a shot at a state basketball title since she was in middle school.
ANAHEIM, Calif. — What once essentially served as Ronda Rousey’s own private sanctuary at her Southern California gym is now a hotbed of activity.
Charles Barkley does a lot of charity events, and the basketball Hall of Famer helped kids in Sacramento, Calif., this week by appearing on the game show “The Price Is Right.”
LARAMIE, Wyo. — A young and restless freshman, Savon Goodman must see optimism in everything.
I always will remember the 80,000 strong, rising and cheering and shaking Olympic Stadium to its foundation.
If “Argo” wins the Oscar for Best Picture on Sunday, part of the credit must go to the Nevada roots of Tony Mendez, the CIA agent who pulled off the rescue of six Americans from Iran in 1980.
A pickup headed north in the southbound lane of U.S. Highway 95 collided with another pickup Friday afternoon in northern Clark County, killing both drivers, a Nevada Highway Patrol trooper said.
What happens when the valley’s busiest intersection suddenly becomes a massive crime scene? That is what traffic engineers were faced with Thursday morning.
When Michael Boldon’s son saw the aftermath of the horrific crash Thursday morning on the Strip, he immediately called his father. He wanted to warn his dad, a cabdriver, to avoid the wreckage.
CARSON CITY — A politically charged issue involving the possible misuse of independent contractors by some Nevada businesses is about to rear its head again in the Legislature.
“The Madness Begins Here.” That’s the catchy new slogan aimed at creating more buzz for basketball in Las Vegas during the frenzied month of March, when Sin City will host an unprecedented four college conference tournaments in three arenas,
One person was arrested in a house raid at 2009 Walnut Avenue about
12:30 p.m. Friday, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
The Pentagon on Friday grounded its fleet of F-35 fighter jets after discovering a cracked engine blade in one plane.
Embattled Las Vegas Constable John Bonaventura will not face drunken driving charges, Clark County’s top prosecutor said Friday.
Wynn Resorts Ltd. announced Friday that Marilyn Spiegel will step down as president of Wynn Las Vegas and Encore to work on design and development of company projects, including proposed resorts in Philadelphia and Boston.
The 50-year-old blackjack dealer accused of killing her fiance’s 10-year-old daughter has been indicted by a grand jury.
State officials have initiated a routine background check to determine whether troubled Assemblyman Steven Brooks can purchase a rifle from a Northern Nevada sporting goods store.
Police are investigating a fatal shooting in an alley not far from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas campus.
A former manager of a shelter for abused women charged with coercing a woman for sex last year was found dead in a vehicle on a highway Thursday.
Republican and Democratic senators agreed Friday that they must pass a law that makes it easier for Nevadans with medical marijuana cards to acquire marijuana.
Boxes offering up publications of scantily clad women could become a thing of the past along the Strip.
Former World Series of Poker champion Chris Ferguson, whose career has been derailed for almost three years following the U.S. government’s crackdown on Internet poker, has settled with federal prosecutors.
Wynn Resorts Ltd. reported Friday that its shareholders voted overwhelmingly to remove Kazuo Okada from its board of directors.