Fire burning on oil platform in Gulf of Mexico

The Coast Guard and crew members of surrounding vessels were responding to a predawn fire on an oil platform in the Gulf of Mexico off the coast of Louisiana.

 
Flood warning issued in Northern Nevada as wet winter weather slams western US

Much of Northern California and the Sierra Nevada braced for potential flooding into the weekend as a winter storm that dumped more than 2 feet of snow around Lake Tahoe made its way toward Utah and the Rockies

Summerlin boy, 13, a Scholastic News Kids Press Corps reporter

Alex Wong, 13 and a student at The Meadows School in Summerlin, said he has always liked reading novels. In sixth grade he joined the school debate team, and in the past year he has become interested in news reporting.

Ice sculpture festival attracts more than 1 million

The city of Harbin in China’s frigid northeast is hosting one of the world’s largest festivals featuring ice sculptures of animals, cartoon characters and famous landmarks.

Gold Butte proclamation still allows hunting, fishing in area

On Dec. 28, outgoing President Barack Obama brought to a sudden end the ongoing argument about the future of a remote piece of Nevada real estate known as Gold Butte.

PGA of America to honor Highland Falls Golf Club instructor

Las Vegas teaching professional Clif Vanetti will be named the instructor of the year for the PGA of America, Southwest Section, Southern Nevada Chapter on Tuesday at Las Vegas Country Club.

Brock Lesnar handed 1-year ban by USADA

Brock Lesnar, professional wrestling star and former UFC heavyweight champion, received the maximum one-year suspension from the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency for two positive tests.

Tyler Parsons, Troy Terry spark U.S. to World Junior Hockey final

Goaltender Tyler Parsons stopped 33 shots, and Troy Terry scored three times in the shootout as Team USA defeated Russia 4-3 to advance to the gold medal game of the World Junior Hockey Championships.

Review-Journal’s Steve Carp named to USBWA Hall of Fame

Review-Journal sports writer Steve Carp will be enshrined in the basketball writers Hall of Fame at the Final Four in April in Glendale, Arizona, part of one of the most decorated classes in history.

Las Vegas barista wins more than $900K in SuperContest

Damon Graham, a Starbucks barista from Las Vegas, won more than $900,000 in the Westgate’s SuperContest, the nation’s most prestigious NFL handicapping contest.

Lackluster Rebels pounded by Boise State, 77-59

The Rebels were blown off the Thomas & Mack Center floor Wednesday night in an uninspired 77-59 loss to Boise State that wasn’t as close as the score indicated.

Foothill using depth to big advantage

The Foothill boys basketball team has its stars, but the bench may mean the difference between a title and sitting at home.

Maka Ellis, Sierra Vista have post-holiday breakout

Maka Ellis finished with 30 points and 17 rebounds, and host Sierra Vista exploded for 36 points in the third quarter on the way to an 80-47 romp over Spring Valley.

Nevada puppy will compete in 2017 Puppy Bowl

The NFL regular season is over. Which means the biggest game of the year is almost here — Puppy Bowl.

WRESTLING: Liberty edges Coronado

Liberty’s wrestling team dominated the lower weights Wednesday, winning five of the six lightest classes to edge visiting Coronado, 40-39.

Johnson, Lady Rebels cool off Boise State

Brooke Johnson scored 20 points to help UNLV hold off Boise State 58-55 in a Mountain West women’s basketball game Wednesday in Boise, Idaho.

Will inflated hotel prices keep conventioneers away from CES?

For hotels, CES 2017 is a time to make serious money. But CES organizers are worried that what convention-goers may perceive as price gouging will keep them away, and ultimately kill the show.

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