UNLV’s Charles Williams set the school freshman rushing record last season with 763 yards. He is the No. 1 back as the Rebels prepare for another season, but he has plenty of competition.
Review-Journal sports reporter Adam Hill and videographer Heidi Fang returned Tuesday for their weekly UFC and MMA update on the Covering The Cage Facebook page.
School officials and parents say a new law intended to keep children safe from sexual predators in schools could lead to a substantial drop-off in volunteers, who are being asked to pony up for the privilege of helping out.
Cornerback Breon Borders, an undrafted rookie from Duke, worked Tuesday with the Raiders’ first-team defense for the fourth straight practice.
The parent company of Station Casinos has announced plans to add luxury movie theaters and a resort-style pool complex to Palace Station as part of a new $191 million investment in two properties.
VegeNation, the plant-based restaurant that’s acquired a substantial following in the two years it’s operated in downtown Las Vegas, has announced the opening of a Henderson location this month.
The body of a 42-year-old Las Vegas man who went missing while swimming at Lake Mead July 30 was recovered Tuesday.
Vincent Mazzei of Northern California stood out at the Commodore Retro Expo (CRX) at Alexis Park Resort.
Former Andre’s head chef Chris Bulen is planning a return to the local food scene after a five-month absence, aided by his longtime friend and co-worker Kevin Lopez.
The Clark County coroner’s office has identified the 69-year-old woman who waskilled trying to cross a northwest valley street in July.
A temporary restraining order was granted Tuesday to maintain the shuttered Legacy Golf Club in Henderson as a golf course.
Deputy Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette was sworn into office Tuesday as the Nuclear Regulatory Commission prepared for possible resumed hearings on a license application to store high-level nuclear waste at Yucca Mountain in Nevada.
Coach Jack Del Rio planned on giving his seasoned players an extra day off after not practicing Monday, but the list was bigger than expected and lacked veterans.
William Lyon Homes is looking to build another condo complex in Summerlin.
Wynn Las Vegas has hired a familiar face to run its upcoming Wynn Plaza retail space.
Calvary Chapel superintendent John Trevino released a formal statement to the Review-Journal on Tuesday regarding the hiring of basketball coach Dave Bliss.
Gov. Brian Sandoval said Tuesday that the state is “diligently working” to ensure that 14 rural Nevada counties will have health insurance coverage options through the state-based exchange in 2018.
A new report says 2017 may have the most home sales in years in Las Vegas.
The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority hired an accounting firm Tuesday to evaluate its spending policies after a Review-Journal investigation uncovered questionable expenses.
Disney is launching a streaming service for animated and live-action movies in 2019 as it navigates a changing media landscape.
A $1.7 million contract to ensure Nevada public school students master reading by the third grade was approved Tuesday by a state board.
Coroner identifies victim whose remains were recovered near Gold Butte, Lake Mead border 115 miles east of Las Vegas, as 59-year-old Lorann King.
Glen Campbell, the grinning, high-pitched entertainer whose dozens of hit singles included “Rhinestone Cowboy” and “Wichita Lineman” and whose appeal spanned country, pop, television and movies, died Tuesday, his family said.
Police asked drivers to slow down and parents to practice safe pedestrian habits as students head into the first day of school Monday.
UNLV football coach Tony Sanchez said Tuesday’s practice went well, especially after the players returned from a day off. That was especially true of the defense.
One person died and five others were injured in a two-boat collision on the California side of Lake Havasu on Sunday.
Nonprofit’s executive director says number of sexual assault victims assisted is up, but speculates that may reflect a growing awareness of the issue.
Caesars Entertainment Corp. this week become the first Strip operator to allow tourists from the world’s most populous country to pay for goods and services using one of their nation’s leading mobile payment apps.
A two-year, $400 million deal to provide dental benefit administration services to Medicaid recipients was approved by a state board on Tuesday despite a pending legal challenge to the award.