The men’s basketball program at UNLV is the linchpin of the entire athletic program. It has to consistently succeed in tangible ways — read: NCAA Tournament appearances — or every other Rebels team will be in peril. When UNLV doesn’t have that success, changes must be made. That’s why Dave Rice, as good a person as you’ll ever meet, rightly finds himself out of a job today.
Tara Pike and Nick Nordstrom’s op-ed is more frivolous and far less factual than they claim.
North Las Vegas Municipal Judge Catherine Ramsey, who has been in a dispute with city officials and is the subject of a recall effort, has filed to run against District Judge Eric Johnson.
Boulder City Police Chief Bill Conger has left his post after a blowup with people close to the criminal investigation into the former city animal control head accused of needlessly killing animals, the Review-Journal learned Monday.
Las Vegas police are investigating a dead body found at a downtown Las Vegas performing arts high school Monday morning.
A tribute to David Bowie displayed Monday night at the Fremont Street Experience at the close of each hourly show on the canopy. Bowie lost his battle with cancer Sunday at the age of 69.
Taking a cue from their former coach, UNLV’s basketball players accepted part of the blame for their role in underachieving which led to Dave Rice’s dismissal Sunday.
The PBR, the Professional Bull Riders, will produce and promote a rodeo and a headline bull riding event as part of Las Vegas Helldorado Days in May, joining forces with local groups to celebrate the city’s Western roots.
A state judge Monday put the brakes on Nevada’s education savings accounts, granting an injunction sought by opponents who said it would drain critical funding resources from Nevada’s public schools and is unconstitutional.
After securing the title for the first season of “The Ultimate Fighter: Latin America” with a win over Leandro Morales, Rodriguez has won two straight fights to firmly establish himself as an elite prospect in the featherweight division.
Levi Strauss & Co. wants to make sure your new jeans ship clean. And by clean, it means green.
To call the buildup to Sunday’s Ultimate Fighting Championship bantamweight title bout between champion T.J. Dillashaw and former champ Dominick Cruz a war of words would demonstrate quite a lack of understanding of the term “war.”
A business process outsourcing and technology management services company will open a 2,000-employee operations center in Las Vegas.
A 54-year-old man is dead and his 22-year-old son is in jail after a domestic-related shooting late Monday morning in Henderson, police said.
Ask the ride-hailing companies how they did during CES and they’ll say they did well. They just won’t say how well.
The state Board of Transportation on Monday approved a $76 million contract with a company to design and build a new road to improve access to the Tesla battery plant now under construction in Northern Nevada.
A state board Tuesday will consider paying nearly a half-million dollars to settle violations by the Nevada Corrections Department of a stipulation entered 15 years ago concerning censorship of prison publications.
In a sign of growing investment opportunities for well-positioned properties within the Las Vegas retail market, a Florida investment firm has entered the market for the first time and acquired a shopping center south of Summerlin.
Peggy Kearns makes her debut as director of the Veterans Affairs Southern Nevada Healthcare System during a town hall meeting 4 p.m. Wednesday at the North Las Vegas VA Medical Center.
A Clark County judge erred when she excluded a key piece of evidence in a 2013 murder case, the Nevada Court of Appeals ruled Monday.
Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III did not talk to reporters Monday, but he left a letter in his now-empty locker at team headquarters.
Like most Super Bowls, people are betting the favorite to cover the point spread and the underdog on the money line in today’s college football national championship game between Alabama and Clemson.
A white 19-year-old Missouri man on Monday pleaded guilty to a felony charge of making terrorist threats to shoot black people on the campus of a state university, his attorney and prosecutors said.
Leading daily fantasy sports companies FanDuel and DraftKings will be allowed to keep operating in New York while they battle the state’s attorney general, who wants them shut down there, an appeals court confirmed on Monday.
The storied elephants at Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus are set to retire by May, a year and a half ahead of what was expected.
The two people killed Saturday in a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Boulder Highway and Desert Inn Road have been identified by the Clark County coroner.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Monday proposed a 4 percent tax on the wealthiest sliver of taxpayers who earn more than $5 million per year.
A man died over the weekend when his Cadillac crashed into the back of a semi tractor-trailer on Interstate 15 north of the U.S. Highway 93 off-ramp.
It’s the day die-hard college football fans have been waiting for — and it’s even more exciting for Clemson and Alabama fans. The No. 1 ranked Clemson Tigers face the No. 2 ranked Alabama Crimson Tide tonight in the College Football Playoff Championship.
A court has ordered Tonya Couch, the mother of “affluenza teen” Ethan Couch, to undergo a mental exam.
