Warbirds and the Thunderbirds’ red-white-and-blue jets demonstrated the nation’s airpower Saturday for 135,000 spectators who flocked to Nellis Air Force Base for the first Aviation Nation public open house in two years.
Graduation took its toll on last year’s CCSD Division I runners-up, but the Falcons are ready to compete again this year.
The Diamondbacks are hoping to be competitive after graduating a big senior class.
Two men are in custody in connection with robberies that occurred Tuesday, police said. They also have been linked in connection with a series of robberies since October.
The Spartans are revamping their defense and hope to be more competitive this season.
The Mountain Lions return five starters as they transition from Division I-A to Class 4A.
Zoning discussions about a planned expansion of the Las Vegas Monorail have been postponed again and moved to the Dec. 20 meeting of the Clark County Commission.
The Mustangs return six letter winners and hope to show improvement.
The Wolves will be young this season and have only five returnees.
The Metropolitan Police Department’s Animal Cruelty Unit hit the streets a year ago, and already the unit said it has many accomplishments. The unit is partnered with city and county animal control departments, The Animal Foundation and the Desert Inn Animal Hospital and investigates cases ranging from cockfighting and dog fighting circles, animal poisoning, animal cruelty, abuse or neglect and injury or abuse to police animals.
Eight letter winners return for the defending Northeast League champions.
Ray McAdoo, 76, has been in and out of prison since the mid-1960s, said he recently moved into the local homeless shelter because he couldn’t afford to pay his monthly rent.
Ricky Martin will bring his “One World Tour” home to roost on the Strip with a residency at The Park Theater, the singer announced Wednesday.
Rick Porcello of the Boston Red Sox has won the AL Cy Young Award by a narrow margin and Max Scherzer of the Washington Nationals has taken the NL prize.
On Monday, the Black Mountain Institute celebrates its 10th anniversary with “The Writer in the World: Celebrating 10 Years of the Black Mountain Institute,” a free program in the Student Union Ballroom at UNLV.
The Nevada Gaming Policy Committee has asked the state’s gaming regulators to develop a new set of rules to oversee wagering on competitive video games known as e-sports.
Two of its top three scorers were quiet in the first half as the UNLV women’s basketball team struggled from the floor. But the Lady Rebels still took a two-point lead into halftime en route to a 64-53 victory over Houston.
Former UFC light heavyweight champion Lyoto Machida has been suspended for 18 months by the United States Anti-Doping Agency.
Anglers are reporting good fishing at Lake Mead, with early mornings and late evenings being the best times of day.
With the election over and traditional holiday shopping season near, analysts are projecting retail sales will jump 3.6 percent nationally, with Southern Nevada likely to mirror that.
Longtime Boulder City psychologist Gregory “Brent” Dennis is seeking to halt civil litigation against him over the January 2015 death of his wife, attorney Susan Winters.
The three-day marathon of riffs, distortion and deliberately cultivated feedback will return to the Hard Rock Hotel on Aug. 18-20.
Review-Journal Sports Editor Bill Bradley welcomed RJ sports columnist Ed Graney for his Facebook Live lunchtime chat Wednesday.
The Lavo Party Brunch Sundae starts with 18 scoops of ice cream.
A middle school student in Nye County was taken into in custody after bringing a gun to school on Tuesday, police said in a statement.
The Las Vegas City Council on Wednesday approved a pilot program that will allow people who receive certain parking tickets during November to donate a toy of equal or greater value as payment.
Disney’s trailer for Emma Watson’s “Beauty and the Beast” has set a new record with 127.6 million views in its first 24 hours, the studio announced Tuesday.
A Pennsylvania judge on Wednesday rejected comedian Bill Cosby’s latest bid seeking the dismissal of criminal charges that he sexually assaulted a woman at his home in 2004.
Sugarcane features a raw bar, plus an open-fire grill and a traditional kitchen, which will turn out such familiar dishes as bacon-wrapped dates (although with a linguica difference) and the more exotic, in the likes of pig ear pad thai and Okinawa purple sweet potato.
President-elect Donald Trump rejected claims of chaos and infighting straining his transition, declaring that he is running a “very organized process.”