51s drop series opener to Omaha

Tyler Pill pitched well enough to get a win on Thursday. But with no run support behind him, the Las Vegas 51s fell to their seventh loss in their past nine games.

SUNRISE VOLLEYBALL: Shaun Kampshoff sparks Las Vegas to five-set win over Green Valley

Trailing 10-8 in the fifth set on Thursday, Las Vegas High’s boys volleyball team closed the match on a 7-2 run to knock off Green Valley — the defending state champions — with a 25-17, 21-25, 25-27, 25-21, 15-12 victory in the Class 4A Sunrise Region semifinals at Coronado.

SUNSET BASEBALL: Bishop Gorman escapes jam, advances to region final

Nick Hernandez struck out Centennial’s No. 3 hitter Kyle Horton with the bases loaded in the bottom of the sixth, and Bishop Gorman’s baseball team held on for a 7-5 road victory over the Bulldogs to move into the championship game of the Sunset Region baseball tournament.

SUNRISE SOFTBALL: Sneaky Coronado steals win from Rancho

Coronado softball’s baserunning trickery resulted in the game’s only run, and the Cougars escaped with a 1-0 home victory over Rancho in the winners’ bracket final of the Sunrise Region tournament.

SOFTBALL: Macie Howard leads Lincoln County over Lake Mead

Howard went 3-for-4 with two doubles, two runs and an RBI on Thursday to lead Lincoln County’s softball team to an 11-1 victory over Lake Mead in the Class 2A Southern League tournament at Mountain View.

 
Miocic is done overthinking his rematch with Dos Santos — VIDEO

UFC heavyweight champion Stipe Miocic is ready for May 13 to arrive. Though much anticipation has surrounded his rematch with Junior dos Santos, Miocic doesn’t want to overthink the fight anymore.

Spurs zoom past Rockets 114-75 to win series

San Antonio is heading to the Western Conference finals for the 13th time thanks to a player who has never been there.

EDITORIAL: The public-sector gravy train

On Wednesday, a Wall Street Journal story detailing six-figure sick-day payouts to government workers provided yet another sharp poke to the taxpayer eye.

COMMENTARY: Robots won’t take all the U.S. jobs

Automation is not a new phenomenon. Understandably, it inspires fear. But so far in the United States, it doesn’t kill job growth.

Clark County development and worries about water

I wish someone could explain why there is so much concern over cutting back on water usage when the builders are getting permits to build mass houses and buildings as far as the eye can see.

Las Vegas police release report detailing use-of-force statistics

The 30-page report was prepared by the department’s office of internal oversight and constitutional policing, and its purpose was to list Metro use-of-force trends and identify use-of-force training needs “to further refine police responses in the field with the hope of preventing harm to both citizens and officers.”

Volunteers renovate transitional housing for Las Vegas homeless teens

Homeless teens walked through the doors of six transitional residences in the Las Vegas Valley on Thursday afternoon to discover renovations and updates to the places they currently call home. All thanks to volunteers from Keller Williams Realty’s local branch.

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