The Raiders opened rookie minicamp Friday, and the team’s first-round draft pick out of Ohio State found himself playing inside and outside from his cornerback spot, removed from the dark cloud that hovers over his entrance into the NFL.
Minnesota’s Ryan Dungey can clinch his fourth title in the featured 450SX class by finishing fourth or better Saturday night at Sam Boyd Stadium.
A burst of hiring in April provided a reassuring sign for the U.S. economy, reducing unemployment and bringing a broader gauge of the job market’s health to its lowest level since the recession began nearly a decade ago.
A chronicle of one of the greatest years in music, “1967” is a weighty, colorful tome about weighty, colorful times.
Golden Knights officials say the switch to adidas as the NHL’s official sportswear company has pushed production back.
Southern Nevada author Laura McBride was keenly aware of the “sophomore slump” while writing her second novel, “’Round Midnight,” which hit bookstores last week.
Republican Gov. Brian Sandoval and senior administration officials met Friday with Democratic Assembly Speaker Jason Frierson to try to push the legislative process forward as the Nevada Legislature enters its final weeks.
The cash-strapped Clark County School District is getting a boost from private pilot programs.
Angela Hill and Jessica Eye are among the fighters added to the July 7 event.
One person was taken University Medical Center with critical burns after a house fire in the central Las Vegas Friday afternoon.
A bill that would bar mental health professionals from conducting sexual orientation or gender identity conversion therapy on minors was amended in the Assembly on Friday ahead of a final vote next week.
Weighing in on how Nevada should test people for stoned driving, lawmakers advanced a measure on Friday to eliminate urine samples as a viable measure for police to show a driver to be impaired by marijuana.
This weekend is packed with reasons to party in Las Vegas. Celebrate Cinco de Mayo on Friday at one of the many bars and restaurants hosting fiestas and meal specials. Then, head downtown for May’s First Friday event.
Anastasia Lorenz didn’t expect to be in the delivery room, and in labor for 48 hours, so soon. But little Jacob Copeland wouldn’t wait the full term.
Jacob was born a month premature and weighed 2.5 pounds. He dropped to as low as 1.5 pounds 10 days later and had trouble digesting Lorenz’s breast milk.
Jessy Hernandez looks out the window of his new apartment and remembers his life across the street. As a child, he and his parents lived in a van for a week in an Albertson’s parking lot at Boulder Highway and Tropicana Avenue. Hernandez, 22, graduated from Nevada State College on May 5 with a degree in interdisciplinary studies.
Zakeeyaw Toney didn’t complete her move to Las Vegas from Chicago nearly 20 years ago because her craft kept her going back.
Not that anyone is trying to rush him out the door, but the Assembly on Friday introduced a bill appropriating $25,000 for an official portrait of Gov. Brian Sandoval.
One person was taken to the hospital after a carjacking Friday afternoon near the Las Vegas Strip.
A former security guard was sentenced Friday to 10 years to life in prison for sexually assaulting a female tourist in her hotel room.
Las Vegas police said a 2-year-old girl hospitalized with “suspicious” injuries Thursday was in the custody of a caretaker, not abandoned, when her injuries were reported.
Several busy intersections in North Las Vegas will be fitted with upgraded video detection devices for traffic signals.
A man critically injured last month in a central valley crash has died, Las Vegas police said Friday.
Nevada’s Medicaid program will continue to expand under a budget approved Friday by a legislative money subcommittee.
A Senate committee heard emotional testimony Friday before approving a bill requiring doctors and other health care professionals to take ongoing training on suicide prevention.
A Republican health care bill passed by the House and celebrated in the Rose Garden by President Donald Trump, was met with a shrug in the Senate, where lawmakers will begin writing their own version of legislation to tackle pressing problems.
The Las Vegas Railroad Society is trying to raise $2.5 million for a pair of miniature trains that could start chugging through Craig Ranch Regional Park in North Las Vegas by next year.
Clark County buses “meet every standard,” school district’s transportation director tells reporters at briefing highlighting safety training.
Vadim Shipachyov’s decision to sign a free-agent contract with the Golden Knights could pave the way for other free agents to consider playing in Las Vegas.
Efforts to revitalize an oddly shaped, high-crime area at the southern end of North Las Vegas got a boost this week when a two-year redevelopment plan was unanimously approved by the City Council.