Real tests loom for unbeaten Rebels

The schedule for UNLV’s basketball team to begin this season allowed the Rebels a cushion for success if they didn’t fall into the trap of playing down to opponents, if they didn’t suffer the sort of lapse in focus that has already caught several heavily favored teams across the country.

 
Five Key Quotes: UNLV vs. Southern Utah

Here’s what Dave Rice and the Rebels had to say after their 84-64 win over Southern Utah.

Rebel Report Card: UNLV vs. Southern Utah

Patrick McCaw is turning into a star for the UNLV men’s basketball team. Three games into the 2015-16 season, it’s clear that McCaw is the Runnin’ Rebels’ go-to scorer.

Miguel Cotto finds revival with Freddie Roach as trainer

At first, Freddie Roach thought someone was pulling a prank on him. It was early in the summer of 2013. His cellphone rang, and he took the call. At the other end was veteran middleweight Miguel Cotto.

UNLV to challenge rugged San Diego State defense

Defense long has been a hallmark of Rocky Long-coached teams, and no one in the Mountain West is playing better defense than San Diego State.

Henderson’s Justin Lamb wins another NHRA championship

Henderson resident Justin Lamb can call himself a champion again after securing the NHRA Lucas Oil Series Super Stock title in Pomona, Calif., on Saturday.

Nevada fishing report, Nov. 19, 2015

Striper action has been OK during the morning and evening. Windy conditions have made boating and fishing difficult for much of the past week.

 
Officials say there is no ‘specific and credible threat’ against New York City

New York City police are aware of a newly released Islamic State video suggesting the largest city in the United States was a potential target of attacks such as those in Paris last week, but police said on Wednesday that there were no current or specific threats.

Record not focus for Pahranagat Valley

Ken Higbee is the worst person to ask about the Pahranagat Valley football program’s lengthy winning streak.

FIELDER’S CHOICES: ‘Championship Week’ takes lots of action up north

Welcome to “Championship Week.”

The prep football season is winding down, and four title games are on the docket this week. Most of them are taking place up north, and that means it’s time to pack a heavy coat and jump in the car.

1 dead in fatal east valley crash

At least one person is dead after a crash in the east valley, according to Las Vegas police.

Agencies plan hiring event for 1,500 positions

Workforce Connections and One-Stop Career Center, located at 6330 W. Charleston Blvd., Suite 190, at Torrey Pines, are hosting a hiring event beginning at 9 a.m. Thursday to assist Sutherland Global Services hire approximately 1,500 customer service representatives, technical support and other staff for its new Southern Nevada office.

GOP governors say security is paramount in Syrian refugee issue

Republican governors gathered for a conference in Las Vegas sharply defended the need to suspend bringing Syrian refugees into the U.S. in the wake of last week’s terrorist attacks in Paris.

Hey Reb! Are you racist? UNLV wants your feedback

UNLV has posted an online survey to gauge the community’s feelings on the school’s mustachioed mascot “so that a meaningful discussion can be had around this topic” at the December Board of Regents Meeting.

Sandoval seeks opinion on his power to slow Syrian refugee flow

Gov. Brian Sandoval on Wednesday asked for a legal opinion from Attorney General Adam Laxalt on the governor’s authority over the relocation and resettlement processes for refugees in Nevada.

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