Nik Dobar has allowed just two earned runs all season, and carries a 7-0 record and 0.35 ERA into the Sunset Region playoffs. Centennial (24-7) host Durango (12-18-1) in the first round at 4 p.m. today.
Clark County Commissioner Lawrence Weekly glanced at Gazillionaire and Wanda Widdles and said, “What kind of assignment did I get myself into today?”
Las Vegas High senior Shaun Kampshoff is signed to play college volleyball at Coker College, and is the leader of the Wildcats.
A Wynn Las Vegas bettor won $150,000 on a $500 futures bet placed on Justify at 300-1 odds in February to win Saturday’s Kentucky Derby.
Whenever Leah Becker records a strikeout, the Foothill sophomore turns to her sister Kylie Becker at shortstop. They lock eyes, throw their hands up, and do a sort of victory dance before moving on to the next hitter.
Don Blankenship is on probation after spending a year in prison for mine safety violations that contributed to the deaths of 29 West Virginia coal miners in 2010. Nonetheless, the coal baron has a shot at winning that state’s GOP primary Tuesday — even though he’s told probation officials that Las Vegas is his home.
Three tryout free agents won jobs with the Raiders following the team’s rookie minicamp last week.
The Nevada Governor’s Office of Economic Development announced a collaboration on unmanned aerial vehicle technology with the government of Alberta, Canada.
The LVCVA and 51s released a special commemorative logo.
Longtime engineer, who rose to serve as CEO of the company, died Saturday in Clark County — one day after the 30th anniversary of the historic PEPCON explosions that shook the Las Vegas Valley on May 4, 1988.
Warren LeGarie, who runs the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas, said he wasn’t concerned about a new event in Sacramento, California. Las Vegas will have all 30 teams this year for the first time.
At the site of a recent crash that killed a bicyclist in the eastern Las Vegas Valley, a message scrawled across a crumbling brick wall levels an accusation against the driver in bold, black letters: “Drunk killed dad.”
Authorities say George Zimmerman threatened a private investigator working for a documentary filmmaker. Court records show Zimmerman was issued a summons for a May 30 arraignment on a charge of misdemeanor stalking.
Clark County schools will have to reopen their budgets and collectively make cuts to eliminate about two-thirds of a $68 million deficit in the district’s 2018-19 spending plan.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission has agreed to remove Steve Wynn’s name from Wynn Resorts’ Boston gaming license after he proved he has no remaining ties to the company he founded.
The NFL players’ union has filed a non-injury grievance on behalf of safety Eric Reid, who appears to have been passed over in free agency “based on the player’s statement that he would challenge the implementation of a club’s policy prohibiting demonstration” during the national anthem.
Retired Lt. Col. Oliver North, the gung-ho Marine at the center of the Iran-Contra affair three decades ago, was named president Monday of the National Rifle Association, giving it star power as it faces a powerful backlash over the massacres in Las Vegas and Florida.
After four seasons of mostly mediocre results, the Detroit Pistons are moving on without Stan Van Gundy. He won’t return as president of basketball operations and he isn’t staying on as Detroit’s coach, either.
A Las Vegas Review-Journal documentary explores the trauma that thousands of Route 91 Harvest festival survivors still sift through each day.
A Florida sheriff’s deputy died Monday afternoon, a day after being shot in the head while responding to a dispute over a cat, authorities said.
President Donald Trump said Monday he was “Fighting Back” against the Russia probe and warned the “13 Angry Democrats” on the special counsel’s team to “just wait ‘till the Courts get to see your unrevealed Conflicts of Interest!”
A water line break flooded 50 staterooms aboard a Carnival Cruise Line ship as it sailed through the Caribbean.
A man being hailed as a hero for wrestling an assault-style rifle away from a gunman at a Tennessee Waffle House has raised almost a quarter of a million dollars for the victims.
When Mike Reardon’s sister learned she had breast cancer at the young age of 49, he wondered if his daughters were at risk.
The Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California plans to ask Congress for nearly 0.6 square miles of federal land in Incline Village, near Lake Tahoe.
Jace Trevon Ernst, 25, died of a stab wound to his left chest late Friday, the Clark County coroner’s office determined. His death was ruled a homicide.
Nestle is paying more than $7 billion to buy the rights to sell Starbucks coffee and tea in supermarkets and other stores outside its coffee shops.
Monday’s headlines: Golden Knights’ historic playoff run lives on, Henderson men fighting to clear their names 10 years after arrest, and a MegaBucks player wins an $11 million jackpot at Paris Las Vegas.
Children of Las Vegas police officers and corrections officers are set to receive scholarships during a ceremony Tuesday morning at the Metropolitan Police Department headquarters.
