For LeBron James, it’s six straight trips to the NBA Finals. Maybe this one will end Cleveland’s long wait for a championship.
St. Louis Cardinals prospect Alex Reyes was blowing up the radar gun, but 51s starter Duane Below was the one who picked up the win Friday night, giving up just one unearned run and four hits in his seven innings.
Ronnie Brust is the brains behind Illuminated Couture, where he creates light-up clothing and head pieces with painstaking attention to detail.
Bryan Caraway brought a young fan on stage during his open workout on Friday.
Southern Nevada Red Cross volunteers helped some of the 22 people displaced after an apartment fire Thursday night.
Las Vegas will be warm and sunny through the weekend with temperatures right where they’re expected to be, according to the National Weather Service.
Thomas Almeida welcomes the challenge of taking on another undefeated fighter.
NASA is taking a second crack at inflating an experimental room at the International Space Station. The attempt is scheduled to begin at 6 a.m. PDT on Saturday.
UFC bantamweight Cody Garbrandt (8-0) wants to KO Thomas Almeida (20-0) and leap into the UFC rankings.
The Review-Journal’s Voter Guide is coming just in time for early voting leading up to the June 14 primary.
Three candidates running for the District 3 seat on the State Board of Education hold three distinct views on Common Core standards in Nevada: One thinks they’ve failed, one says the standards are good but shouldn’t be tied to federal funding, and one says the standards are teacher- and student-approved but will take time to show success.
Even as state lawmakers face blowback over their support for historic tax hikes to pay for public education reforms, most candidates running for the District A seat on the Clark County School Board would consider raising taxes even higher to fund their priorities.
The amendment “respects valid existing rights and does not make any decisions regarding private property or lands managed by any other federal, state or local government agency,” the BLM said.
Banning high school football, opening schools in vacant shopping centers and shrinking Southern Nevada’s chronic teacher shortage to less than 100 positions annually top the priority list of candidates crowding the District C election for the Clark County School Board.
Chris Garvey might have avoided a primary election to keep her seat on the Clark County School Board — had one of her challengers met a deadline to withdraw from the race.
The job pays less than $3,000 per year, but one candidate has already raked in nearly $300,000 to claim it.
One candidate seeking the District 1 seat on the State Board of Education would like to see the Clark County School District split into 356 systems, another thinks any breakup would be a bad idea, and a third says it’s too soon to tell.
Voters will see a pair of familiar names on the ballot this June when they choose their representative on Nevada’s higher education board in District 7.
Our music picks this week include Built to Spill at the Bunkhouse and Future at Drai’s nightclub.
Las Vegas police are searching for two suspects involved in a convenience store robbery May 14.
On April 29, a man entered a business located in the 1000 block of East Charleston Boulevard and stole items off the shelves, the Metropolitan Police Department said.
I guess it all depends on what the meaning of “paid in full” is.
This time, it will be different. That’s the mantra for those hoping to successfully revitalize the Moulin Rouge in historic west Las Vegas after more than 60 years of failed development attempts.
The Nevada Highway Patrol teamed up with the California Highway Patrol and other law enforcement agencies on Friday to catch speeders and distracted drivers traveling Interstate 15 for Memorial Day weekend.
A judge ordered Johnny Depp to stay away from estranged wife Amber Heard after she accused the Oscar-nominated actor of repeatedly hitting her during a recent fight and leaving her face bruised.
Two facts were incorrect in a Steve Sebelius column Friday under the headline, “When ‘paid in full’ means ‘paid in part.’ “
Some commutes to northwest Las Vegas got a little easier Friday when anew ramp in the $47 million Centennial Bowl project opened to traffic just in time for the long Memorial Day weekend.
Electric carmaker Faraday Future plans to build a second factory in Northern California, but has stressed that the plans will not affect its Nevada site.
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‘Top Chef’ stars to close Las Vegas Strip pop-up restaurant
Southwest Vegas food hall closing only a year after opening
Wynn’s plans to build a third tower on Strip still alive
Asian grocery store looks to add new location near Summerlin
The Eagles add more shows to series at Sphere in Las Vegas