Maggie Manwarren starts her softball season a few months after most players do.
Valley’s boys volleyball team is coming off the best season in school history, but it’s not done yet.
Henderson police evacuated Touro University Wednesday afternoon after a man walked inside with a gun, police said.
The Las Vegas Fire Department extinguished a suspicious house fire in the northwest valley Wednesday afternoon.
A 22-year-old Clark County School District substitute teacher was arrested on charges she sexually assaulted a 15-year-old boy, the Review-Journal has learned.
McCarran International Airport will receive additional customs agents to help speed the flow of overseas visitors through its newest terminal, Las Vegas officials and Sen. Harry Reid announced on Wednesday.
Longtime area television host Mitch Fox has been named public information officer for the city of North Las Vegas. Fox, who announced his departure from Vegas PBS’ “Nevada Week in Review” early this month, will take over the financially beleaguered city’s communications department effective immediately.
Immediately after the Los Angeles Lakers declared Kobe Bryant out for the season, he already was thinking about how to make sure the Lakers will be much less miserable when he returns. Bryant expressed only mild frustration Wednesday after the long-expected decision to end his 18th NBA season after just six games.
Chumlee has been Twitter hoax “killed” more than Jamie Lee Curtis ever “killed” Michael Myers.
A motorcyclist is in critical condition after being hit by another vehicle near Tropicana Avenue and Topaz Street Wednesday afternoon.
North Las Vegas does not have the authority to suspend millions of dollars in long-sought union employee pay raises, officials with the state Employee Management Relations Board decided Wednesday.
A dying 7-year-old boy who is suffering from a viral infection could receive an unapproved medical treatment as early as Wednesday after a drugmaker struck a deal with U.S. regulators to provide the medicine.
The elder Gaughan, who once controlled 25 percent of the downtown gaming market and owned portions of some of the city’s most historic casinos, died Wednesday at age 93.
Gov. Brian Sandoval named Anthony Marnell III to the Nevada Athletic Commission on Wednesday. He replaces T.J. Day, who died Jan. 24. Marnell’s term will end Oct. 31.
A Utah truck driver kept sex slaves in his semitrailer for months at a time while he traveled the country, filing down their teeth, forcing them to alter their appearance and beating them until they nearly passed out, authorities said.
Authorities in northern Ohio say three people have been killed and a trooper seriously injured in crashes involving at least 50 vehicles on the Ohio Turnpike. Pileups in the snow stretched across a two-mile section in the eastbound lanes of the toll road Wednesday afternoon midway between Toledo and Cleveland.
This flu season has seen 22 deaths in Clark County, an increase over the eight recorded this time last year.
The version of “The Tempest” created by Teller and Aaron Posner is not stuffy Shakespeare by any stretch of the imagination.
Interstate-15 northbound to Mesquite is closed near Logandale due to a semi-truck fire, according to the Nevada Department of Transportation.
A woman is dead after being pitched from a moving vehicle Tuesday night, Las Vegas police said.
Las Vegas police were searching for suspects after a man was shot and killed Tuesday morning near Bonanza Road and Martin Luther Kings Boulevard. Metro responded to the 1700 block of West Bonanza Road about 6:15 a.m. and found two men who had been shot, police said.
The WAC moved into The Orleans on Wednesday morning, but nobody not on the conference payroll can guess the nine basketball teams. The answer is: Utah Valley, Texas-Pan American, Missouri-Kansas City, Idaho, Chicago State, Grand Canyon, Cal State Bakersfield, New Mexico State, Seattle U.
At least one NASCAR fan remains livid at Las Vegas Motor Speedway officials after he and thousands of other race fans who attended Sunday’s Kobalt 400 race were not allowed to leave a locked parking lot until an hour after the race was over.
The city of Reno on Wednesday began cutting inches off parking meters that are too tall for short people.
A local trade group is striking back at allegations of discrimination in a lawsuit.
Humboldt County Sheriff Ed Kilgore is defending the practice of stopping suspected drug traffickers on Interstate 80 and confiscating tens of thousands of dollars even if no criminal charges are filed.