Even when he was mired in a 2-4 stretch that culminated with a decision loss to Lorenz Larkin in July 2012, Robbie Lawler never lost confidence.
Well, that didn’t take long. A day after the Professional Bull Riders circuit held its final event at Thomas & Mack Center, a bucket of PBR World Finals dirt from that arena on the UNLV campus was ceremoniously dumped Monday afternoon in front of the new Las Vegas arena being built on the Strip.
Talie Bonds had nine kills, 12 assists, 18 digs and nine blocks on Monday as Centennial’s girls volleyball team handed host Arbor View its first Northwest League loss, 25-20, 25-17, 25-21.
A Clark County jury took less than 30 minutes Monday to convict Ammar Harris of killing three people on the Strip.
Tehran Boldon, whose brother Michael Boldon was slain, walked out of the courtroom with a smile on his face after a clerk read the verdict.
Ricardo Nunez scored a first-half goal Monday to help Green Valley’s boys soccer team clinch the Southeast League title with a 1-0 win at Coronado.
Jadyn Nogues converted a 25-yard free kick midway through the first half Monday as Palo Verde’s girls soccer team downed visiting Bishop Gorman, 1-0.
A pair of Belgium nationals are accused of stealing bags from Las Vegas luggage carousels after they took flights back from their home country.
Republican presidential candidate Rand Paul opened his Nevada campaign office Monday, declaring himself the only fiscal conservative among the other GOP hopefuls.
As Hillary Clinton’s lead in the Democratic polls diminished in the past few months while rival Bernie Sanders gained steam, she recently announced a plan that focuses on jobs, the middle class and small business. Here’s a look at where Clinton stands on the key issues and how those positions could affect the U.S. economy and your wallet if she is elected president.
If a slow start trips up the Cleveland Cavaliers, overreactions will be sure to follow. But the NBA season is a marathon, not a sprint, and LeBron James might not be fit to run either right now.
Miami solved part of its problem Sunday, and that was firing coach Al Golden. But he wasn’t the Hurricanes’ entire problem.
CHICAGO — Police chiefs from across the United States called on Monday for universal background checks for firearms purchases, saying opinion polls consistently show that most Americans support such restrictions.
A school district in South Carolina is investigating the actions of a school resource officer after video circulated widely on social media Monday showing him violently removing a student from her desk.
With up and coming hipster hoods popping up around the city, Singapore’s veteran creative hub Arab Street continues to thrive, morphing into a calmer and cooler version of its once young and overly energetic self.
A pedestrian is in critical condition after a crash Monday evening in the west valley, according to Las Vegas police.
Piff the Magic Dragon, the comedy magician who took his bad attitude nationwide on “America’s Got Talent,” will have a solo showcase on the Strip in the Flamingo’s Bugsy’s Cabaret starting Nov. 9.
A company called MyTopSportsBooks.com has posted its World Series odds. Also listed are World Series prop bets, which run the gamut from the ridiculous to the sublime. Or just ridiculously sublime.
Questions about a cryotherapy worker who died last week at her south Las Vegas Valley job lingered Monday, but it wasn’t clear who was going to find the answers.
The Future Now tour, as it’s been dubbed, is slated to make a stop here in Las Vegas at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.
Former U.S. District Judge Philip Pro was named to the Nevada Gaming Commission on Monday to fill out the remaining term left vacant by the resignation of Pat Mulroy earlier this month.
One person is dead and a central valley intersection is closed after a crash involving a school bus, according to Las Vegas police.
It must drive 51s president Don Logan nuts that baseball fans who live within a relay throw of Cashman Field don’t think like that when it comes to top-line pitching prospects.
A Las Vegas physician pleaded guilty Monday in federal court to unlawfully distributing prescription painkillers at his clinic. Mahesh Kuthuru, 47, of Henderson pleaded guilty to one of nine drug distribution counts in an indictment unsealed last October.
A Michigan woman was sentenced on Monday to up to 20 years in prison in the death of her newborn son, who was found sealed in a plastic bag at her desk in March, prosecutors said.
When McCarran International Airport shuts down its 14,505-foot east-west Runway 25R/7L on Wednesday for the second half of a $65 million rehabilitation project, it’s expected to alter flight patterns in Las Vegas’ airspace.
Rather than try to keep up with the cost of technology on its own, Metro will be outsourcing at least one key operation for big events in Las Vegas.
The Seattle Mariners introduced Scott Servais as their new manager at an introductory press conference Monday at Safeco Field.
Lyft became the first ride-hailing company to begin operating legally at McCarran International Airport on Monday.
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Family owners of beloved Vegas restaurant involved in mysterious lawsuit
Fiery wrong-way crash kills 2, shuts down 215 in northwest Las Vegas
Woman arrested after police say she climbed on Reno craps table, threw chips at people
Asian grocery store looks to add new location near Summerlin
Las Vegas family suing to get son an extra year of high school