Get all the scores, stats and stories from Thursday night’s high school football games.
Organizers of an anti-drone protest at Creech Air Force Base said five from their group of 20 intruded the base Wednesday night to deliver a letter to the 432nd Wing commander but Air Force public affairs officials said none from the group gained access to base.
Tom Brady threw four touchdown passes to lead the undefeated New England Patriots to a 36-7 win over the Miami Dolphins at Gillette Stadium on Thursday.
Doctors gave Brazyl Ward a 10 percent chance of surviving after the little girl was struck by a hit-and-run driver on Halloween night in 2013. Two years later, Brazyl and her family are planning to go back to the Spring Valley church where the crash occurred.
From sci-fi/horror to action/horror, these horror franchises offer something to satisfy every moviegoer. Keep reading to see 13 of the highest-grossing horror franchises of all time.
Edgar Donate’s goal with 12 minutes left in the match broke a 2-2 tie and allowed Canyon Springs’ boys soccer team to clinch the Northeast League title with a 3-2 win at Las Vegas High on Thursday.
Megan Donnelly had a goal and an assist Thursday to help Faith Lutheran’s girls soccer team win the Sunset League title with a 4-0 victory over visiting Pahrump Valley.
Whittnee Nihipali had 15 kills, 13 digs and two aces Thursday to help Shadow Ridge’s girls volleyball team clinch its second consecutive Southwest League title with a 28-26, 26-24, 25-23 sweep of visiting Bishop Gorman.
Dr. Mitchell Forman has held his share of prestigious positions, none more important than being the founding dean of the Touro University Nevada College of Osteopathic Medicine.
It’s almost Halloween, and you know what that means. It’s insurance season!
Marko Kustudia remembers seeing two kinds of light Oct. 7 while he was taking his routine morning walk. First it was natural, as the rising sun brought daylight to the Las Vegas Valley. Then it was harsh and artificial headlights, but not where they were supposed to be.
Thanks to Nevada Day, we get an early dose of high school football this week. Take a look.
One of America’s most spine-tingling hotels wants to up the ante with an on-site horror museum.
Three people have been arrested on charges that they engaged in what court papers describe as one of the largest schemes ever uncovered to divert oxycodonepills involving pharmacies in New York City, U.S. prosecutors said Thursday.
Here are some alternatives to traditional Halloween treats.
After fighting for his life for more than a week, a decorated New Mexico police officer died Thursday from injuries he suffered after being shot during a traffic stop.
Los Angeles Clippers guard Austin Rivers was fined $25,000 by the NBA after an incident on Wednesday night at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento, Calif.
Sacramento (Calif.) High School wide receiver Elijah Trosclair (6 feet 2 inches, 180 pounds) said in a text message Thursday that he has committed to play football for the Rebels.
Bodies are placed in a rigid, combustible box and pushed inside the cremation chamber to be heated by gas-fed flames of 1,600 to 2,000 degrees.
A group called The Coalition for Nevada’s Future on Thursday filed a legal challenge to a referendum sought by GOP anti-tax advocates who want to put the new commerce tax on the 2016 general election ballot for repeal.
As it struggles to fill hundreds of classroom vacancies, the Clark County School District will head to arbitration with the local teachers union to break a deadlock over a new contract and pay raises.
Take a topless dancer for granted? Only in Vegas.
Las Vegas police released grainy video Thursday that shows a shooting that left a teenage boy dead.
New Media Investment Group, the New York-based parent company of the Las Vegas Review-Journal, posted total revenues of $312.1 million in the third quarter of 2015, according to quarterly financial information released Thursday.
At 17, Tasha Reign was watching “The Girls Next Door,” the show starring Playmates Holly Madison, Kendra Wilkinson and Bridget Marquardt, and she turned to her parents and said, “That’s what I want to do.”
Nevada’s latest lousy performance in national school assessments creates the impression that most of the state’s students are academic failures. But that’s not an accurate picture.
Nevada turns 151 years old Saturday, at which time the state’s nearly two-year observance of its sesquicentennial will officially end. And what a celebration it’s been.
The article about the Metropolitan Police Department paying a large settlement to a woman falsely accused of being a prostitute at the Cosmopolitan makes me aware of what a total scam these so-called prostitution sweeps are.
In politics, especially Republican politics, you can never go wrong blaming the media.
After spending part of an afternoon last week with the Review-Journal’s Reader Advisory Board, I came away thinking we need to make some changes to our features section or risk losing them as readers. I wasn’t the only one. We limited last week’s discussion to the features section because of time constraints, but our new features editor, Stephanie Grimes, filled a notebook.