UNLV freshman forward Troy Baxter Jr. was scheduled to have X-rays on his knee Friday, a day after he took a tumble in the Rebels’ 71-53 loss to No. 3 Kansas at the Thomas & Mack Center.
Here is the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s 2016 all-state girls volleyball team.
Federal authorities warned law enforcement authorities across the nation Friday that Islamic State sympathizers are continuing to call for attacks on churches and other holiday gathering sites.
The Candy Cane Eggnog Shake at LVB Burgers & Bar and the Peppermint Stick at Vintner Grill are a couple of the items On the Menu this week.
It wasn’t all bad for boxing fans in 2016. Five fights stood out, and three are headed for rematches in 2017. Here’s the list of the top five best fights of 2016.
The Nevada Supreme Court shot down an appeal by a Boulder City gun club over Clark County’s denial of a hillside display advertising the business, ending a five-year dispute.
While the previews may look frightful, the movie is unexpectedly delightful — depending on just how much James Franco you can tolerate.
The son of rancher Cliven Bundy, arguing on his own behalf, told the judge he can’t adequately prepare for his case while detained and asserted that his right to a speedy trial has been violated.
Our picks this week for movies, TV and streaming video include the 20th anniversary of “24 Hours of ‘A Christmas Story.’ ”
What the UNLV basketball team said after its 71-53 loss to No. 3 Kansas on Thursday at the Thomas & Mack Center.
A suburban Philadelphia man whose weekend trip to a neighborhood store somehow led to a 900-mile detour to Alabama is safely back with his family, thanks to breakfasting police officers who realized something wasn’t right.
Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse agreed to pay a combined $12.5 billion to resolve U.S. investigations into sales of the toxic debt that fueled the financial crisis, putting behind them a major dispute that undermined confidence in the banks and raised questions about their turnarounds.
The Boulder City indie rockers will host “A Very Merry Same Sex Mary Christmas Spectacular” on Friday at The Bunkhouse.
The Radio City Rockettes will be dancing at President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration next month but not everyone is kicking up their heels at the booking.
Bob and Sandy Ellis have been giving toys to underprivileged children throughout the state for 12 years.
The Metropolitan Police Department has seen at least 163 homicides within its giant jurisdiction this year. But would you believe, in that same span of space and time, almost 120 people were also killed in traffic crashes?
The Tunisian man suspected of driving a truck into a crowded Christmas market in Berlin was killed early Friday in a shootout with police in Milan, Italy’s interior minister said.
Inside the newest addition to Boulevard Mall, Brad Boyle lifts his daughter Alexis so she can watch the sharks swim by. The sharks are the 6-year-old’s favorite exhibit in the 31,000-square-foot SeaQuest Aquarium inside the mall, opened to the public on Thursday.
As competition heats up over how to attract patrons to spend some or all of their New Year’s with a particular establishment, some are investing in the amount of alcohol they’re willing to sell.
From Dubai to Dallas, the Iranian-American comedian — who opens for Persian pop stars Mansour and Arash on Sunday at the Park Theater — always finds something to relate to.
Starting Friday, select Starbucks stores will host 1,000 Pop Up Cheer Parties over 10 days, where customers can enjoy free tall handcrafted espresso beverages, from mochas to chestnut praline lattes.
One person is in critical condition after a crash west of the Strip early Friday morning.
UCLA, 13-0 and ranked No. 2, represents the biggest surprise of the college basketball season. The Bruins’ odds to win the national championship were posted at 50-1 in early November.
One person died Friday morning after a crash near East Charleston Boulevard and South Bruce Street.
A few things are undeniable: UNLV is likely a few recruiting classes from being NCAA Tournament worthy, and yet its fan base expects a nonconference schedule littered with high major opponents.
Our arts picks this week include Nevada Ballet Theatre’s “The Nutcracker” and photographer Edward Burtynsky’s “Oil” exhibit.
The exhibit — at the second-floor Chamber Gallery — features paintings, photographs and ceramics, with portraits, landscapes and abstracts in the mix, curated by Clay Arts Vegas co-owner Peter Jakubowski.
It wasn’t exactly Fashion Week in Milan, New York or Paris, but airport customer service representatives from McCarran International strutted their stuff along a runway Thursday to show off their newest attire.
The North Las Vegas City Council on Wednesday night formally approved a three-way agreement that will lead to the creation of the first walking trail at the Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument.