Letters from Fredric Rolando and Dan Barry.
The Force was strong with Leonardo DiCaprio, but not quite strong enough to dethrone “Star Wars” from its perch atop box office charts.
When it was announced the new MGM/Anschutz Entertainment Group arena being shoehorned in between New York-New York and the Monte Carlo would be called T-Mobile Arena, hardly anybody complained.
Income inequality is a big — if not the biggest — issue for Democrats in the current race for the White House, and helping those at the poverty level is their chief goal.
A militia group that reportedly met with the armed protesters occupying a federal wildlife refuge in Oregon on Friday later left the area Saturday after media outlets said the protesters, including Ammon and Ryan Bundy, told the group it wasn’t needed.
Five men took turns raping a woman in a Brooklyn park after forcing her father at gunpoint to flee the scene, New York City police said.
Two people have died following a two-vehicle crash Saturday night, Las Vegas Police said in a release Sunday.
It has reached the point of big picture thinking, far beyond losing to another inferior team and blowing yet another big lead and falling to 0-3 in a terrible conference without yet playing any of the best teams in said terrible conference, beyond appearing to have no answers on how to improve what is an offense that can only be described as UNLOLV.
The NFL Wild Card Weekend continues today with the Seattle Seahawks visiting the Minnesota Vikings and the Green Bay Packers visiting the Washington Redskins. Here’s everything you need to know if you want to catch the games.
A secretive meeting that Hollywood star Sean Penn orchestrated with Joaquin “Chapo” Guzman in a jungle hideout late last year helped Mexico’s government catch the world’s most wanted drug lord, sources said.
Design and Construction Week will be held in Las Vegas Jan. 19-22
Buyers are willing to pay to upgrade areas of their home that are most important to them.
The Las Vegas Valley is slated to add more than 5,000 new apartment units in 2016.
From a “political” viewpoint, homeowners who actually vote may be confused by seeing a for-sale sign at your home.
The Howard Hughes Corp., developer of Summerlin, celebrated the 25th anniversary of the commencement of development.
Quarterback Deshaun Watson didn’t have to risk it. With a torn anterior cruciate ligament, those inside and outside the Clemson locker room would have understood if he had shut it down the rest of the season.
Clemson All-America defensive end Shaq Lawson said Saturday he had a 60 percent chance of playing in the national title game after suffering a left knee injury in the Orange Bowl victory over Oklahoma.
Thirteen carries against Wisconsin, 18 against Middle Tennessee and 23 against Mississippi. That’s how many times Alabama running back Derrick Henry ran the ball to open the season.
As good as 2015 was to Deontay Wilder, he hopes to make 2016 even better.
On most occasions, the betting public will jump on the Green Bay Packers and put faith in quarterback Aaron Rodgers to deliver the cash in a big game. But that approach is no longer so appealing.
Patrick McCaw banked in a meaningless 3-pointer at the buzzer, finishing off another head-scratching UNLV loss and kick-starting serious speculation about whether time has expired on coach Dave Rice.
Curtis Collins knows his story won’t engender much sympathy from society. Few people shed tears for convicted killers.
Lisa Bennett was at home when she received a call from Officer Jason Dean of the Investigative Office of the Treasury. He told her that an arrest warrant had been issued for failing to respond to three IRS CP503 notices, that her phone lines were being traced and that she should not try to leave the city.
If you’re going to engage in a foreign policy capitulation, might as well do it when everyone is getting tanked and otherwise occupied. Say, New Year’s Eve.
On Dec. 14, the Review-Journal printed a front-page story regarding the Interfaith Vigil for Peace, which took place at a local mosque after the attacks in San Bernardino, Calif., where many precious lives were lost for naught.
Nevada faces an unprecedented challenge, and with this challenge comes great opportunity. The education profession is changing before our eyes.
Let’s be sure we have this correct. Attorney General Adam Laxalt is a Republican. So is Lt. Gov. Mark Hutchison and state Treasurer Dan Schwartz.
In response to David A. Fowler’s letter on the rooftop solar ruling by the Nevada Public Utilities Commission (“Net metering decision,” Tuesday Review-Journal), I have to hand it to the RJ for allowing every possible opinion to be printed.