Alexandrea Hondo scored on a 15-yard touchdown run with a minute remaining Thursday as Coronado’s flag football team erased an 18-point deficit to upset Las Vegas, 33-30, in a Sunrise Region semifinal.
UNLV is interested in Dayton’s Archie Miller as its next basketball coach, but the feeling doesn’t appear to be mutual, sources said Thursday.
While NASCAR continues reinventing itself to look like the NFL on wheels, there’s at least one area in which stock car racing seems to have inched ahead of pro football on the high side.
As soon as you enter Shawn Porter’s business, you’re asked — politely, yet firmly — to remove your shoes. Not every gym makes that request. But as Porter’s father and lead trainer, Kenny, points out, this is a high-performance center, not a gym.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Kyle Busch won the two 60-lap/150-mile Can-Am Duel races at Daytona International Speedway on Thursday.
A steady stream of pickets marched along the sidewalk Thursday evening in front of Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center, drawing honks while shouting “Sunrise sucks.”
A pedestrian died after being struck by a pickup truck in the southeast valley, the Metropolitan Police Department said.
Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders faced off Thursday evening in Las Vegas.
Donald Trump was eager to end his fight with Pope Francis — but he wanted a bigger piece of George W. Bush.
It almost makes sense that the recession and Nevada’s notorious mortgage crisis would cause chaos with the state’s voter registration rolls.
On Wednesday, the NAC approved C3 testing, which will help to provide more information about concussions in combat sports, to begin being administered to fighters.
The Metropolitan Police Department is searching information on three men suspected in connection with a December bank robbery.
A motorcyclist has died after a car crash Thursday night in the central valley, the Metropolitan Police Department said.
The intentionally set flames that swallowed an east valley home mid-November claimed a second victim late Wednesday.
Over the next few days, Nevadans of both political parties will caucus to choose their presidential nominee — the Democrats on Saturday, and Republicans on Tuesday in the first-of-the-West caucuses. As candidates travel the state in an effort to woo potential caucus-goers, there will be many public policy disagreements.
It’s caucus time. Finally. On Saturday, Nevada’s Democrats will gather to debate the merits of their two remaining candidates and try to persuade each other that either former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton or Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders is the best choice to lead America.
The death of Justice Antonio Scalia leaves the Supreme Court in a 4-4 tie on remaining conservative (i.e. Republican) and progressive (i.e. Democratic) judges. Republicans are uniting on a premise of not allowing a new judge to be approved until the next president is elected and takes office, roughly 11 months from now.
Peter Gunnerman is the kind of entrepreneur the government should be lauding. But that’s rarely government’s way, even for businesses in a politically favored industry such as clean energy.
It sometimes feels like our leaders fail us at every turn, so it’s refreshing when government does the right thing. Take the state of Maine, for example, with its meaningful steps toward tackling a national policy problem.
Dozens of federal agents led by the FBI executed search warrants in Boulder City and in the Las Vegas Valley on Thursday in an investigation of corruption in the award of a $1 million government contract for a financial audit of Hoover Dam.
A Las Vegas lawyer has gathered more than $100,000 to fund his bid for a seat on the Board of Regents of the Nevada System of Higher Education, building an impressive donor base for the low-key contest.
Nevadans prepare: You’re in the midst of a bombardment like none other. The airwaves are flooded with political ads, and it will only continue in the days to come. Presidential candidates are visiting so often that they’re practically Nevada residents.
The Nevada Department of Corrections said an officer was arrested for his alleged part in a scheme to smuggle drugs and cellphones into Southern Desert Correctional Center in Indian Springs.
Lakeisha Holloway, the woman accused of driving her car onto a busy Strip sidewalk Dec. 20, killing one person and injuring dozens of others, is scheduled to have her mental health evaluated.
Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid of Nevada said Thursday he believes President Barack Obama will nominate a replacement for the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia in a little over three weeks.
MGM Resorts International said Thursday it would delay the opening of the planned $3 billion MGM Cotai until the first part of 2017 because of Macau’s struggling casino business and the planned openings of other multibillion dollar resorts in the region.
U.S. Representative Jim Clyburn of South Carolina, the No. 3 Democrat in the House and a prominent African-American leader, will endorse Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Friday, NBC News reported on Thursday.
We knew we were in trouble when our server at F. Pigalle said the red wine was burgundy — which, we felt sure, wasn’t Burgundy, mainly because it’s all-you-can-drink, included with dinner, and therefore probably arrives in tanker trucks.
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Family owners of beloved Vegas restaurant involved in mysterious lawsuit
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Asian grocery store looks to add new location near Summerlin