Col. Earl D. Caleb, head of the Army’s 6th Recruiting Brigade in North Las Vegas, believes he can meet higher enlistment goal this year despite growing challenges.
Gov. Brian Sandoval is winning so much in Carson City that he’s got to be getting tired of winning.
The Nevada Taxicab Authority is expected to finally decide whether to test out parallel routes along Frank Sinatra Drive, Koval Lane and Interstate 15 that cabbies could use when Las Vegas Boulevard is congested.
A man is in critical condition after he was shot in North Las Vegas Sunday night.
Respected gaming leader John Kell “J.K.” Houssels Jr. died last week, leaving behind a legacy of philanthropy, integrity and devotion to his family.
Jake Guentzel had a hat trick, including a goal at 13:10 of overtime, to lift the Pittsburgh Penguins to a 5-4 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Sunday night and give them a 3-0 lead in their first-round playoff series.
Jimmy Butler had 30 points and nine rebounds and the Chicago Bulls outlasted Boston 106-102 in Game 1 on Sunday on an emotional night for grieving Celtics star Isaiah Thomas.
Why would anyone support social promotion? Where is the accountability? Shall we kowtow to the teachers union?
Wake up, everyone. It’s all a money grab. First resort fees, now parking.
When did entertainers become more important than astronauts and senators?
The market has already responded appropriately: United took a huge PR hit, its stock tanked, the company faces a short-term loss of customers and the inevitable lawsuits will soon swamp the courts.
An engaged couple flying on United Airlines from Houston to their wedding in Costa Rica were removed by a federal law enforcement officer from the flight on Saturday amid disputed circumstances, according to media reports.
With several messages written on his shoes including “Chyna,” ”RIP Lil Sis” and “I love you,” Isaiah Thomas took the floor for the Boston Celtics’ playoff opener against the Chicago Bulls on Sunday night, just a day after his sister was killed in a car accident.
Scientists at Sandia National Laboratories are claiming success with the first in a new series of test flights involving an upgraded version of a nuclear bomb that has been part of the U.S. arsenal for decades.
The Review-Journal will report from the Oakland Raiders facility in Alameda, California, starting Monday as their offseason program begins.
Alice Ripley relaunched her Messanger application, and established a connection to Las Vegas with two shows at The Space.
With the clock winding down to file tax returns, many Las Vegas Valley residents are heading to tax service centers to avoid getting slapped with late penalties.
As construction bids came in to fix the damaged spillway at Oroville Dam, a new round of storms sent water out through the partly collapsed concrete chute over the weekend.
Bishop Gorman junior tight end Brevin Jordan, one of the nation’s top players at his position, made an oral commitment to Miami on Sunday. Jordan announced his decision on his Twitter account.
How about a splash of artwork with your morning coffee? Trieste-based Illy unveiled the latest additions to its Art Collection in Milan earlier this month.
KLAS-TV Channel 8 Vice President and General Manager Lisa Howfield said photojournalist Nebyou Solomon was freed Saturday night, hours after he was arrested while covering the off-Strip protest.
The 51s will look for the sweep on Monday against Sacramento.
Here is a look at some of the week’s top high school sports events.
Green Valley’s Deborah Grant won the seeded girls 400-meter dash at the Mt. SAC relays in Walnut, California on Saturday.
A double shooting in the parking lot of a local gym sent two people to the hospital Sunday afternoon.
The return of T.J. Rivera also creates a loaded infield for the 51s.
The junior golfer ranks third in the conference in average round score and has a chance at both the individual and team title at the event, which begins Monday.
Detectives believe several adults were involved in a fight inside a Pennwood Avenue apartment that resulted in the stabbing, according to a Metropolitan Police Department statement.
An Ohio man claimed to be angry at a woman when he shot and killed an elderly passerby Sunday afternoon and posted the murder on Facebook. Police urged the suspect to turn himself in, but he remained on the loose into the night.
The Utah woman who suffered a broken leg in a high-profile London attack that left several people dead — including her husband — has returned home.
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Family owners of beloved Vegas restaurant involved in mysterious lawsuit
Fiery wrong-way crash kills 2, shuts down 215 in northwest Las Vegas
Woman arrested after police say she climbed on Reno craps table, threw chips at people
Asian grocery store looks to add new location near Summerlin
Las Vegas family suing to get son an extra year of high school