In an interview, she talks about family trips, lazy Sunday mornings at home and meeting actor Robert De Niro for the first time.
A valiant fourth-quarter rally by UNLV came up short Saturday in the Lady Rebels’ 44-41 loss to first-place Colorado State in a Mountain West women’s basketball game in Fort Collins, Colorado.
A missing boy in the Reno area was found late Saturday night. Earlier, the Washoe County Sheriff’s Office issued an Amber Alert for the boy.
A plan that lays out Nevada’s education goals for the next decade includes mapping where the best educators work.
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick’s abrupt decision to resign from President Trump’s economic advisory council is a sign of the divide widening across America.
The government on Saturday suspended enforcement of President Donald Trump’s refugee and immigration ban and filed notice it would appeal a judge’s order, plunging the new administration into a crisis that has challenged Trump’s authority â” and ability to fulfill campaign promises.
Visa holders from seven majority-Muslim countries affected by President Donald Trump’s travel ban hurried to board U.S.-bound flights Saturday, fearing they might have only a slim window through which to enter the country after a federal judge temporarily blocked the ban.
Arbor View’s Peyton Prussin beat Ryan Mitchell of Spring Valley 10-6 to take third place in the Class 4A Sunset Region tournament at Cimarron-Memorial and clinch the Aggies’ second straight region title before the championship matches started.
Boulder City crowned four region champions and will send 16 wrestlers to the Class 3A state championships.
The Gators had someone competing for the championship in all but one weight class, comfortably rolling to their seventh consecutive team championship Saturday at Las Vegas High with a score of 324½ points.
There’s still hope for a deal to allow NHL players to participate in the 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea after league officials met with IOC president Thomas Bach on Friday.
Christian Popoola finished with 20 points, but Bishop Gorman’s boys basketball team couldn’t slow down Sierra Canyon (California) star Marvin Bagley III and lost 98-72 on Saturday at Santa Ana, California.
Carrying a baseball bat for protection, Mike Young had good reason to be nervous when visiting the abandoned office complex he was hired to sell.
The new sports betting and analysis multi-platform network was an idea that took a long time to come to fruition.
UFC light heavyweight and Las Vegas-based fighter Khalil Rountree says hard work paid off for him. The former Ultimate Fighter finalist won his first fight with the promotion in Houston when he defeated Daniel Jolly via first-round knockout.
Several MMA fighters made appearances on Super Bowl 51’s radio row in Houston. So we asked them to give us their picks for the Big Game and had them explain why they picked either the New England Patriots or the Atlanta Falcons.
The examples of zoos helping species through breeding and reintroduction are not “countless,” as American Humane asserts. Quite the opposite — of 167 attempts to reintroduce captive-bred animals to the wild, fewer than 10 percent have succeeded.
Curious how, for a taxpayer-funded building project, individuals with the most experience and best qualifications in the construction field were not on the list.
Such imperial hubris is an embarrassing affront to transparency and accountability.
Rather than force an unaccountable new system on parents and students, we should look to build consensus around investments and reforms that will make improvements within our public school system.
It would be nice if Trump and his critics could find some common ground: Democrats admitting that regulations have been carelessly overused; Republicans conceding that the regulatory state isn’t going away.
It’s beyond ironic that clergymen are so terribly eager to erase a provision of the tax law that could end up hurting their churches.
Complaining about the personality or views of the president’s political adviser is different than insisting on the flawed principle that no political adviser should play a formal role in national security decision-making.
Radical Islamic terrorism is the only thing that could damage or permanently destroy Vegas tourism. And we need to be wrong only once.
Democrats are entitled to their indignation over Republicans’ refusal to consider Merrick Garland, President Obama’s choice for Scalia’s seat. But their energies will be spent for naught — and they could do far worse.
Republicans are no fools. They are not about to forfeit the advantage bequeathed to them by Harry Reid’s shortsighted willfulness.
This illustrates exactly what public officials should not be doing: obsessing with trivial, meaningless non-issues that have no impact on citizens’ lives and which government should not be concerned with in the first place.
Colorado agriculture officials this week briefed officials from about a dozen states — some that have legalized weed, others that joked their states will legalize pot “when hell freezes over” — to go over the basics of marijuana farming and swap stories about regulating a crop that the federal government still considers illegal.
Projected costs for a proposed new NFL stadium in Las Vegas might not be as high as anticipated, leaving Oakland Raiders owner Mark Davis looking for a new investment partner but possibly needing less money to complete the project.
To slay the veteran two-headed NFL championship beast that is mastermind Bill Belichick and cool Tom Brady, the coaching staff supervising the young Atlanta Falcons is under no illusion what it will take.
