Follow the link for the softball coaches poll.
The Review-Journal is now the flagship in a nationwide company with more than 125 daily newspapers, hundreds of weekly newspapers, digitial sites and niche publications.
Baseball and softball leaders have been updated on nevadapreps.com.
Tucked into an unassuming office complex on Sunset Road west of Sandhill Road, the International School of Hospitality — students, faculty and alums call it “TISOH” — proudly displays the pineapple, the international symbol for hospitality, everywhere. Today, there are more pineapples there than ever before.
Two members of Congress from Nevada are reserving seats on the tour that will take a group of lawmakers to Yucca Mountain next month, a visit its organizer hopes will spark new interest in the shuttered nuclear waste site.
The baby that was hospitalized Tuesday after falling into a swimming pool at a northwest valley home is in “stable” condition, according to Las Vegas police.
A California man who authorities believe had been drinking in a tree outside of his home was fatally impaled when he accidentally fell from its branches and landed on a spiked fence, police said on Wednesday.
At what age should a boy begin to use the men’s public restroom instead of accompanying his mother or caregiver into the women’s restroom? That’s the debate sparked by a sign hanging on the door of a women’s restroom in an Oklahoma City mall.
Former U.S. Rep. Steven Horsford, who was swept from office in a Republican wave last fall, plans to return to public relations rather than try to regain the seat.
Follow the link for the results of the boys volleyball coaches poll, as compiled by the coaches association.
Here is a sampling of some of the city’s plethora of NCAA Tournament viewing parties.
One man was critically injured in a single-vehicle rollover near Indian Springs on Wednesday morning, according to the Nevada Highway Patrol.
Gov. Brian Sandoval, bolstered by supportive comments from three former governors, challenged state lawmakers Wednesday to come together and adequately fund education and propel Nevada into a 21st Century economy.
The city of Las Vegas spent $3.1 million on a failed soccer stadium project in Symphony Park, according to a staff report presented to City Council members Wednesday.
Weak showers to the south of Las Vegas will move north this evening, bringing sprinkles and potential for showers over the valley.
A U.S. Air Force veteran pleaded not guilty on Wednesday to trying to provide support for the Islamic State militant group.
The coach of a women’s college lacrosse team in Maryland has been fired after five players were suspended for allegedly threatening teammates online, school officials said on Wednesday.
A woman who was involved in a southwest valley car crash in late January died 10 days later, Metro announced Wednesday.
Twenty-seven people have tested positive for tuberculosis at a suburban Kansas City high school where a student was recently found to have an active case.
The Pentagon says a U.S. drone strike in southern Somalia has killed Adnan Garaar, an al Shabaab leader believed to be the mastermind of a 2013 attack on a Nairobi shopping mall that killed 67 people.
Business leaders in Henderson are endorsing the return of Uber’s ride-hailing service to the state, saying existing transportation services need the competition.
American and Japanese authorities are working to ensure the safety of U.S. personnel in Japan after media reports of death threats against U.S. Ambassador Caroline Kennedy.
A bill that would allow those with concealed weapons permits to take their weapons onto the state’s college campuses won approval Wednesday in the Assembly Judiciary Committee.
An 18-year-old man stabbed three young brothers to death and injured their sister and mother at a home in eastern North Carolina, police said on Wednesday.
UCLA-SMU is one of the most interesting matchups on Thursday. Both teams come in with chips on their shoulders, and they feature high profile coaches — 74-year-old Larry Brown at SMU and Steve Alford at UCLA.
A contender for a one-way mission to Mars says the venture is unrealistic and will not work, according to an essay by the candidate published on Wednesday.
If you want a better relationship with your children, then argue. This might sound backwards, but it is completely true.
American tennis player Wayne Odesnik has been banned for 15 years after a second doping violation, the International Tennis Federation announced on Wednesday.
Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks’ upcoming Cold War thriller has a title, “Bridge of Spies,” DreamWorks announced Wednesday.
Facebook has defriended its “feeling fat” emoticon, announcing Tuesday that the option did not fit the spirit of its “How are you feeling?” prompt.