Rodeo cowboys know that part of what they sign up for is taking a tremendous beating on pretty much a nightly basis. And each year, the only way they’ll get to the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo is to absorb that beating and move on to the next round, the next ride, the next rodeo.
There’s no doubt that all the action taking place at the Thomas & Mack Center is the focal point of Wrangler National Finals Rodeo week here in Las Vegas. That’s as it should be.
Third-round results from the National Finals Rodeo at the Thomas & Mack Center.
One of the big questions toward the end of UNLV’s football season was whether coach Tony Sanchez would remove the redshirt from quarterback Dalton Sneed.
A Henderson motorcyclist and a 7-year-old Las Vegas girl suffered serious injuries in a collision with an SUV on Saturday afternoon on Buffalo Drive near the 215 Beltway, Las Vegas police said.
When quarterback Russell Wilson looks around Sunday, he will see two fewer stars in the Seattle Seahawks’ huddle.
Clark boys basketball coach Chad Beeten might expect some harried moments on the floor with four freshmen among his top nine players.
For millions of Hispanics, America represents the promise of a better life for our children. As a Latina mother of seven, I know that one of the most effective ways to deliver on that promise is by providing access to quality education and empowering families to choose which school best suits their children. So who can we count on to defend that choice?
Christmas season is just around the corner, with Nevadans expected to top their estimated $1.6 billion in holiday spending from last year. But while families prepare to crowd around their Christmas trees to see what Saint Nick has in store, corporate lobbyists are already circling Washington, D.C., for a goodie season of their own.
The cardinal sin of political consulting: Making the kinds of mistakes you should be telling your clients to avoid.
Gary Tharaldson’s jumper in overtime gave Faith Lutheran’s boys basketball team the lead and the Crusaders held on for a 58-57 win over King’s Way Christian (Wash.) in the Christian Cup Tournament in Gilbert, Ariz.
Jerry Falwell Jr., president of Christian-based Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia, is encouraging students to carry concealed weapons on campus for protection, a local newspaper reported.
Sandra Scroggins scored 19 points, and Valley’s girls basketball team began the game on a 23-4 run on their way to a 62-32 home victory over Clark on Saturday.
Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval talked to other governors from the West on Saturday about a variety of issues during the final day of the two-day Western Governors’ Association conference at the Four Seasons in Las Vegas.
Two people were shot Saturday night at an apartment complex near UNLV, Las Vegas police said.
The Meadows boys basketball team didn’t have its best offensive performance Saturday.
Centennial rallied for 20 second-half points Saturday to defeat Foothill 26-7 in the Gold Bracket championship of the Lady Bulldog Invitational at Legacy.
Biaggio Ali Walsh rushed for 255 yards and three touchdowns Saturday to lead Bishop Gorman to a 62-21 victory over Liberty in the Division I state championship game at Sam Boyd Stadium.
A question lingers in Boulder City: How could city officials not notice that the head of the city’s animal shelter was needlessly killing dozens of animals for years?
Congress approved a five-year transportation bill last week, ending a decade of stopgap funding extensions that had frustrated long-term road, bridge and transit planning across the country.
A decade-long fight to unseat the labor union that represents more than 11,000 bus drivers, custodians and support staff who work for the Clark County School District culminated Saturday in a landslide vote for Teamsters Local 14.
Former Las Vegas headliner and recording artist Vic Damone is convinced Frank Sinatra may have saved his life from a mobster.
A North Las Vegas man was arrested Thursday and faces 20 felony charges in connection with the abduction of a 14-year-old girl from Arizona, police said Saturday.
San Diego resident Phyl Hernandez landed in Las Vegas just hours before Opportunity Village’s 11th annual Las Vegas Great Santa Run began Saturday morning.
As Bishop Gorman’s football team lined up for a postgame photo in the north end zone at Sam Boyd Stadium on Saturday, junior running back Biaggio Ali Walsh came bounding down the field on one leg, hollering “Wait!”
Tate Martell stood in the pocket untroubled and launched picturesque passes to his Bishop Gorman wide receivers like it was a 7-on-7 passing tournament in late June, instead of the biggest game of the season.
It isn’t unusual for a new bank to open, but when that bank opens in an elementary school — wedged in among the milk cartons and construction paper art — that’s worth noting.
