After three straight losses, Tyler Pill gave the 51s a much-needed quality start, shutting down Tacoma and saving the bullpen Friday night to close out a nine-game homestand.
Jared Akins and Torin Goldstein each homered and drove in three runs, and Jake Stone also went deep to lead Fresno State past host UNLV 12-5 in a Mountain West baseball game Friday.
El Tiempo, the largest Hispanic newspaper in Las Vegas, hosted a block party to celebrate Cinco de Mayo sponsored by La Bonita Supermarkets and Friendly Ford on Friday.
For those craving a taste of Italian food and some fun, the San Gennaro Feast returns to Craig Ranch Regional Park from Wednesday through May 14, North Las Vegas city officials said Monday.
Tensions grew Friday in the murder trial of Shaun Leflore as his defense attorneys began the day trying to impeach the testimony of a former girlfriend.
Federal prosecutors said this week want to retry the first group of defendants in the Bunkerville standoff case before moving forward with the trial of rancher Cliven Bundy and others charged as leaders of the 2014 armed protests.
Palo Verde’s Dylan Orlando blasted a pair of two-run homers to untie the game Friday, and the Panthers held on to beat visiting Cimarron-Memorial, 9-8.
The St. Louis Blues needed a spark. Dmitrij Jaskin gave it to them. Jaskin scored in his first playoff game this season, Jaden Schwartz got the game-winner and the Blues topped the Nashville Predators 2-1 on Friday night to stay alive in their second-round series.
Lili Gutierrez hit a two-run home run in the bottom of the seventh Friday, and Rancho’s softball team rallied with nine runs in its final at-bat to stun Foothill, 15-14.
Kawhi Leonard and LaMarcus Aldridge scored 26 points apiece to help the San Antonio Spurs, now without Tony Parker, beat the Houston Rockets 103-92 on Friday night to take a 2-1 lead in the Western Conference semifinals.
Noah Thompson won two events Friday to lead Mojave’s boys track team to the team title at the Grant Bushman Invitational in Overton.
Last year, LeBron James and the Cavaliers had their postseason win streak end in Canada. This time, Cleveland came across the border and kept right on rolling.
Shaun Kampshoff had 16 kills, 21 assists, and seven digs, and Las Vegas High’s boys volleyball team rallied for an 25-18, 20-25, 25-17, 18-25, 16-14 victory over host Durango on Friday.
Dark since “Rock of Ages” closed on Jan. 1, the former Crown Theater at the Rio has landed a new show: “Wow Splash,” a lavishly produced show with a title and description reminiscent of Jeff Kutash’s famed “Splash” at the Riviera.
Kevin Clark hit a two-run home run in the ninth inning Friday to lift Liberty’s baseball team to a 6-4 road victory over Las Vegas in the completion of a game suspended on March 9.
Having former first lady Michelle Obama tweet your telephone number is one way to get a lot of attention.
Robinson Castellanos recorded a corner stoppage against Yuriorkis Gamboa during the Golden Boy on ESPN main event Friday at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.
Here in Nevada, among supporters of two of our newest monuments, Gold Butte and Basin & Range, there had been a relief that these natural, historical and cultural treasures were finally protected.
Have fun on Raider football Sundays. Watching traffic live on football Sundays will be better then the games.
ou lost, Mrs. Clinton. You were a bad candidate and ran a bad campaign. That’s why you lost.
The board fined Mr. Järlström $500, accusing him of violating a state law by speaking about engineering issues without a license.
For years, Amanda “Rawky” Lozano made mix tapes for friends. She would often frequent art and music blogs, but noticed a lack of women represented on these sites.
Lawyers for a Las Vegas gambler linked to golfer Phil Mickelson are seeking a superhero’s help in getting the gambler’s insider trading conviction reversed, saying in court papers Friday a so-called “bat phone” the government said was used to communicate stock secrets was really used to secure prostitutes for the prosecution’s star witness.
A major way the Raiders can compete for a Super Bowl by dethroning the Patriots is by having a player who was born in London to Nigerian parents prove he can cover the NFL’s coolest party animal.
It’s been set on fire and ripped apart by vandals. Its owners have been ordered to fix it or tear it down. There has even been a rumor of ghosts. And now, thanks to the Raiders, it’s looking like prime real estate.
The main event at T-Mobile Arena on Saturday was made official when Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. and Saul “Canelo” Alvarez each stepped on the scale at 164 pounds.
Now that Kevin Plawecki is with the New York Mets, Xorge Carrillo has become the 51s’ primary catcher. He’s trying to make the most of the opportunity for however long it lasts.
After the lofty heights of playing Aaron Burr in the Chicago run of “Hamilton,” Wayne Brady is back to his funny business in Las Vegas, where his improv-based comedy has been a consistent draw since the early 2000s.
Five Las Vegas chefs will participate in an educational dinner featuring plant-based dishes from local farms at 5:30 p.m. Sunday at VegeNation, 616 Carson Ave.
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