The Longhorns return last season’s starting five and have the potential for a big year.
NV Energy crews are working to restore power to a neighborhood after a single-vehicle crash on East Owens Avenue near Marion Drive early Thursday morning.
The Mustangs hope to continue to make progress this season.
A man is expected to survive after he was shot during a robbery outside the Peppermill Fireside Lounge early Thursday morning.
The Cougars return four starters from a team that advanced to the Division I state championship game last year.
The winners of the last three Division I-A state titles have a new coach and 10 returning lettermen.
The Trailblazers return six lettermen from last year’s squad.
The Panthers return four lettermen and hope to compete in the Northwest League.
Despite returning only four lettermen, the Desert Shields still should be competitive in the Sunset League.
Autumn snow has been scarce in the Rocky Mountains, forcing some ski areas to push back opening day and causing some nervousness about how much water will be available next spring for the Colorado River, the lifeblood of the Southwest.
The Cowboys bring back five lettermen and hope to compete for a state playoff berth.
The Bengals lost 11 players to graduation and hope to have success while gaining varsity experience.
Hillary Clinton reflected on her devastating defeat on Wednesday evening, acknowledging the difficulty of her loss for her supporters and urging them to persevere through the Donald Trump era.
The Saints return four starters and hope to improve this season.
After advancing to the Division III state tournament last year, the Saints return just two starters.
The Diamondbacks will need to learn quickly as they return only one varsity player from last season.
Hit hard by graduation, the Skyhawks return only two players with varsity experience.
The Las Vegas City Council yet again delayed part of a controversial proposal for a large residential development on the Badlands golf course, after a more than seven-and-a-half-hour session Wednesday that turned testy and dramatic at times.
The Mountain Lions bring back four starters from last year’s squad.
Trainers John David Jackson and Virgil Hunter met with the media Wednesday at the MGM Grand ahead of Saturday’s light heavyweight megafight.
The Lions bring back nine lettermen from a team that advanced to the Division IV state semifinals.
Natalie Gulbis, who has lived in Southern Nevada for more than a decade, is committed to slowing down when it comes to playing on the LPGA Tour. But cutting back her schedule on the course doesn’t mean easing up off it.
One of Nevada’s overlooked treasures is the open space that in many places stretches from one horizon to the other, most of which still belongs to the American people.
Glen Gulutzan, the former Las Vegas Wranglers coach and general manager, is trying to boost the fortunes of the Calgary Flames. But a stagnant offense has led to a slow start in his first season.
Middleweight Curtis Stevens had to settle for a bout with James de la Rosa on the Sergey Kovalev-Andre Ward undercard Saturday at T-Mobile Arena.
Vice President Joe Biden and his wife, Jill, hosted Vice President-elect Mike Pence and his family for lunch at the Naval Observatory on Wednesday, a gathering that culminated in Biden pledging to be “available to him 24-7” after leaving office.
A month ago, Jericho Flowers was a third-string cornerback for UNLV who played only on special teams. On Friday, the redshirt freshman arguably will be the Rebels’ best wide receiver entering their game at No. 22 Boise State.
The Eagles will make their varsity debut this season.
Russ Nixon was a lifetime baseball man, having spent 55 years in the game as a player, coach and manager. He was 81 when he died Nov. 9 following a lengthy illness.
Only one letterman returns for the Eagles, who hope to ride a wave of youthful enthusiasm to another successful season.