The 14th-ranked California Golden Bears squandered a 15-point second-half lead and were handed their first loss of the season, 72-58, by San Diego State in the semifinals of the Continental Tire Las Vegas Invitational at Orleans Arena.
When the calendar turned to October, Alabama had one loss and was an underdog going to Georgia. Looking back, how foolish was it to doubt Nick Saban? Pretty foolish.
Adversity and Urban Meyer cross paths about as often as it snows in the desert. This is one of those rare weeks. Meyer is coming off an ugly loss, and the chill in the air makes Las Vegas feel like Big Ten country.
Handicappers share their best college football and NFL picks for the weekend.
That women (and men) can melt over a cute puppy is no big news. But a new study reveals that whether you own a pet, and whether that pet is a dog or a cat, can tell a prospective romantic partner more about you than you’d imagine.
It was February 2001, the Las Vegas Outlaws vs. the Memphis Maniax, the XFL on UPN. Surely you remember the XFL.
In a conference that has some pretty good guards, West Virginia sophomore Jevon Carter is hoping to be mentioned with the Big 12’s elite.
The editorial on rooftop solar was focused on the wrong industry. It should be that NV Energy must pay. How do you justify NV Energy’s request to spend close to $1 billion to build a gas-fired generating plant, so that it can avoid purchasing power from out of state?
The federal government could create a massive revenue generator, without increasing taxes, if Sen. Dean Heller, R-Nev., and his 24 colleagues on the Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation help pass legislation to transfer wireless resources from Washington’s control to the private sector.
Chicago will continue its steady boil on Friday when protesters will march on its luxury corridor during a major shopping holiday and press their outrage over an officer’s killing of teenager Laquan McDonald.
Bundle up, shoppers and outdoor adventurers, because cold temperatures on Black Friday might sting a bit.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump denied on Thursday he was mocking the physical disability of a New York Times reporter during a campaign speech in which he flailed his arms and distorted his speech in an imitation of the journalist.
The producers of “Men in Black 4” hopes to reinvigorate the franchise by adding a female agent to the mix.
Living in Sin City, temptations are around every corner.
The Christensen family already knew this Thanksgiving was going to be different.
Thanksgiving was anything but joyful in one west Las Vegas home, where a living arrangement between ex-spouses ended abruptly in gunfire.
View features photos of pets ready for adoption each week. Contact each individual agency for more information.
The Keep it Alive Foundation has named Isabella Barricklow the latest recipient of the 2015 Keep It Alive Foundation Dr. Rosemarie Rothe Scholarship Grant.
It’s that magical time of year again when shoppers bust down doors, trample each other and try with all their might to snag the best deals of the season. Yes, we’re talking about everyone’s favorite “holiday” — Black Friday.
Aspiring authors can have a chance to work with an editor and have a book published digitally if they sign up for a free Henderson Libraries program set to start in January.
Your dad says his team is doing well this year. Mom’s happy, too.
Paul Mattingly performs and teaches comedy improv acting, riffs on geek culture as part of the cast of the online program “The Ugly Couch Show,” and for close to a decade, he made a living as a Klingon at “Star Trek: The Experience.”
Henderson Libraries are sponsoring a creative writing and cover art contest for Clark County writers and artists 18 or older.
The presidents of Russia and France spoke Thursday about strengthening their countries’ shared work against terrorism, agreeing to increase the exchange of information and intelligence.
Like most Americans, Dennis and Linda Norman look forward to spending Thanksgiving with family.
In a year of reboots ranging from entertaining (“Mad Max: Fury Road,” “Jurassic World”) to dreadful (“Vacation,” “Terminator Genisys”), “Creed” may be the most surprising one yet.
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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
Las Vegas family suing to get son an extra year of high school
Asian grocery store looks to add new location near Summerlin