There is more to dancing than just 1-2-3, 1-2-3.
The Predators moved to the brink of their first Stanley Cup Final with a 3-1 victory over the Anaheim Ducks to take a 3-2 series lead Saturday night.
Bishop Gorman product Alex Tisminezky pitched five shutout innings of relief to help College of Southern Nevada to an 8-5 win over Central Arizona in the title game of the NJCAA Western District baseball playoffs Saturday.
The Spurs were injured, but Golden State was expecting a fevered fight on the home floor of the five-time NBA champions. The Warriors’ depth and talent settled things early.
The 8-2 victory on Saturday at Shrine on Airline came after the 51s jumped out to an early lead and never looked book, also receiving a solid pitching performance from starter Sean Gilmartin and their bullpen.
More than 1,300 youth ages 5-15 were scheduled to take part in, “Sticks For Kids,” street hockey clinics on Saturday and Sunday, where all participants will go home with a free stick and ball.
Michael Breen went 2-for-4 with a home run and four RBIs to lead San Jose State to a 10-6 win over UNLV in both teams’ Mountain West baseball season finale Saturday at Wilson Stadium.
Rooftop solar companies driven out of the state when state utility regulators adopted less generous payments for the excess electricity are hopeful that Assembly Bill 405 will bring thousands of jobs back to Nevada.
Lawmakers mixed it up in the 15th week of the Nevada Legislature.
Several thorny issues remain as the clock ticks in Week 16 of the 2017 session.
For the second consecutive season, Wold homered in the bottom of the first, and Basic rolled to a 16-6, five-inning victory over Galena at Las Vegas High on Saturday for the Class 4A state baseball title.
Makena Martin and Cara Beatty each homered, and Palo Verde topped Reed 9-3 in the final of the Class 4A state tournament Saturday at Bishop Gorman.
Centennial swept both genders in the Class 4A state track meet at Foothill on Saturday, winning the seventh consecutive state title for the girls, and fourth in six years for the boys.
Palo Verde’s girls swimming and diving team won its third consecutive 4A state championship Saturday at the Carson Aquatic Facility, while the boys team won its fifth consecutive title with not nearly as much drama or challenge.
A fire caused about $85,000 in damage to an east valley home Saturday evening, the Las Vegas Fire Department said.
Kudos to The Public Education Foundation for its record-setting efforts and enduring hard work for a noble cause, and to the donors for providing the resources. And of course, congratulations to the incredible array of talented students honored this and every year.
At this point, though, Mr. Trump should get off Twitter, show some restraint and make clear to everyone in his administration that they need to cooperate with the special prosecutor.
During the late spring and early summer of 2008, I grew increasingly concerned as Justin would call me, crying hysterically at times. Hewas in a lot of pain — both physically and emotionally.
The governor must ensure that any new funds improve education in our state and push against the unacceptable status quo that fails to serve our students, particularly those in our high-need schools.
CARSON CITY — In the end, North Las Vegas Constable Robert Eliason got a reprieve, but not a permanent one.
Trump’s behavior is deeply disturbing but hardly surprising. His mercurial nature is not the product of a post-inaugural adder sting atMar-a-Lago. It’s been there all along. And the American electorate chose him nonetheless.
Responsible leadership is the only thing standing between the next Big Tobacco in Nevada. We urge Nevadans and their representatives to demand accountability and common sense.
History warns us to be cautious in our hopes. Mueller might uncover the smoking gun that supplies my friends on the left with theiryearned-for impeachment; he might find, as my friends on the right hope, that there’s no fire after all.
The real issue with the district benefit plan is easy. The teachers’ trust is top heavy.
How do you think Sen. Cortez Mastro would feel about setting strict diversity mandates for all athletic teams on which the majority, or even all, the players are male and/or of color?
If Mr. Harasim would have researched his subject a little bit, he would have found out that pit bulls are excellent with children.
Yet, amazingly to those of us whose views are mainly shaped by news coverage that emphasizes violent conflict, the streets and buses, cafes and playgrounds of Jerusalem most of the time feel like a normal place, not a war zone.
Trump threatens a whole lot of powerful people. They all have so much to lose. That’s why they are all frightened, paranoid and hysterical. So, they have to stop him — at all costs.
The unmistakable lesson of recent years is that the internet is a double-edged sword. Despite enormous benefits — instant access to huge quantities of information, the proliferation of new forms of businesses, communications and entertainment — it also encourages crime, global conflict and economic disruption.
Reporters and columnists love leakers and need them as sources for invaluable information. But it should never be assumed that leakers are all noble whistleblowers or that they act solely out of altruism or loyalty to country.
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