Desert Pines senior quarterback Marckell Grayson, a UNLV commit, suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee during last week’s 44-41 victory over Centennial and will miss the remainder of the season, Jaguars coach Tico Rodriguez said Tuesday.
Arbor View’s girls tennis team won a tiebreaker 4-2 on Tuesday to earn a 10-9 road win over Shadow Ridge.
U.S. Rep. Cresent Hardy was campaigning again Tuesday, two days after a heart episode that sent him to the hospital.
Oh, Chris Brown. The former Cromwell hotel/Drai’s nightclub headliner surrendered to Los Angeles police Tuesday after allegedly pointing a gun at a woman in a mansion.
Officials say a small plane crashed into a recreational vehicle park as it approached Reno-Tahoe International Airport. The condition of the pilot or anyone else who may have been aboard is unclear, but there were no injuries on the ground.
Stefano Villagomez scored with eight minutes left in the game Tuesday to lift Sierra Vista’s boys soccer team to a 1-0 victory over host Virgin Valley in Mesquite.
Police on Tuesday identified a man they said “shoulder checked” and shot another man Sunday outside Planet Hollywood Resort.
The patisseries at Aria and Bellagio have been known for their elaborate Halloween displays, but this year newly defines “elaborate.”
Annick Haczkiewicz shot 1-under-par 71 Tuesday to lead Palo Verde’s girls golf team to victory in a Northwest League Match at Palm Valley.
Michael Solid, accused in the killing of a 15-year-old who refused to relinquish his treasured iPad, stayed mostly quiet during four days of testimony in his robbery and murder trial, occasionally whispering to his lawyers.
Nevada first lady Bonnie Fairchild Bryan, wife of former Nevada Gov. and U.S. Sen. Richard Bryan, died in Las Vegas on Tuesday after a battle with leukemia. She was 77.
The Chicago police superintendent on Tuesday recommended firing the officer who shot and killed Laquan McDonald, the black teenager whose death in 2014 continues to reverberate through the country’s second-biggest local police force.
The top executive of the Alon resort project on the Strip says the company has further slowed its development pace and that Australian billionaire James Packer’s sale of Crown Gaming shares won’t affect the Las Vegas project.
About 1,200 North Las Vegas residents briefly lost power Tuesday night, Nevada Energy said.
The Las Vegas Asian Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday endorsed U.S. Rep. Joe Heck, R-Nev., in his bid for the U.S. Senate.
Aloha will mean hello when former UNLV walk-on quarterback Jarin Morikawa returns to Las Vegas as a backup quarterback for Jackson State, which will take on the Rebels in the season opener for both schools at Sam Boyd Stadium.
A number of longtime Reno families are upset as the city’s oldest cemetery has announced plans to exhume and move more than 800 of the oldest bodies in the property.
Republican Danny Tarkanian has a 12-point lead over Democratic opponent Jacky Rosen in the 3rd Congressional District race, according to a poll The Tarrance Group conducted for his campaign.
Marco Rubio, who dropped out of the Republican presidential race earlier this year, was chosen on Tuesday as the Republican Party nominee for a second U.S. Senate term from Florida, according to the Associated Press.
Minnesota Vikings quarterback Teddy Bridgewater sustained a completely torn left anterior cruciate ligament Tuesday during a non-contact play at practice.
Gov. Brian Sandoval, along with other officials, signed an agreement Tuesday to protect Nevada’s sagebrush ecosystem and a chicken-size bird that depends on it.
UNLV second-year coach Tony Sanchez already has brought in two talented recruiting classes, including arguably the best one in school history in February that featured a Rebels-record 10 three-star recruits.
The Eagles return three letter winners and hope to contend for the region title.
Casino giant Caesars Entertainment has until at least Oct. 5 before it may have to face lawsuits that could force the company into bankruptcy alongside its operating unit.
President Barack Obama shortened the prison sentences of 111 convicts serving time for drug-related offenses in his second round of clemency grants this month, the White House said on Tuesday.
Supporters of recreational marijuana expected a massive and well-funded fight from those who want to keep the drug illegal in Nevada, but with less than three months until Election Day, Nevadans have heard little from anti-pot groups.
