If you’re looking for a good summer read, Jane Ann Morrison has a real page turner to recommend — “Red Agenda,” written by Cameron Poe, the pseudonym for Las Vegan Barry Cameron Lindemann.
The forward scored two goals in the Lights’ 4-1 victory on Saturday night in front of 6,785 fans at Cashman Field.
Matt Beaty doubled twice and singled twice, scoring three runs as the Oklahoma City Dodgers beat the Las Vegas 51s 8-1 on Saturday in Oklahoma City.
Jay-Z and Beyonce are keeping up a family tradition, dropping a surprise album before anyone knew it was coming.
The Las Vegas Fire Department was called about 7 p.m. to a house fire on the 1400 block of Manzanita Way, near Fremont and South 13th streets, Fire Department spokesman Tim Szymanski said.
The fix was in. And everyone involved should be fired, lose their pensions and go to prison.
Gift card scandal deserves more scrutiny
Because it started so differently — with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un inviting President Donald Trump to a face-to-face meeting, which the mercurial Trump promptly accepted — the June 12 summit in Singapore held out the promise of delivering something big and transformative.
President Donald Trump’s unexpected call to remove all trade barriers didn’t gain much traction with other Group of Seven leaders, perhaps because they were fuming about the U.S. president’s behavior during the summit in Canada last weekend. But a partial implementation of the idea would be a good way to defuse the brewing trade war without preventing nations from protecting certain markets.
I’ve seen people cut across three lanes of traffic to take an exit on the freeway, and I even had one moron pass me using the breakdown lane on the right side of the freeway.
RJ columnist’s take was demeaning to young people
“What happens here, stays here” isn’t just a slogan the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority uses to promote Las Vegas. It’s the attitude CEO Rossi Ralenkotter and his staff have when it comes to inappropriately spending taxpayer money.
Minnesota went overboard in prohibiting voters from wearing a “political badge, political button or other political insignia.”
Golden Edge host Bryan Salmond joins Review-Journal sports columnist Ed Graney and reporter Adam Hill in a discussion about what to expect from the Vegas Golden Knights next season.
Hundreds visited the Discovery Children’s Museum on Saturday to design their own superhero costumes, paint paper-plate shields, strut their costumes in a fashion show, and take part in other activities during Superhero Day.
Dustin Johnson at least gets one more round to try to redeem himself in the U.S. Open. So does the USGA.
Young students flocked to Clark County Wetlands Park in Las Vegas on Saturday for the “Nature Tykes” event.
A 1-1 draw with impressive World Cup newcomer Iceland is far from a fatal blow to Argentina’s chances of advancing from a well-balanced group that also includes Croatia and Nigeria.
Jerry Lewis died Aug. 20 at age 91 at his Las Vegas home. The sale marks a turning point in the family’s lives. Lewis’ youngest child, the 26-year-old Danielle, wants to state her own account of her father’s life and career.
Warner Bros. is cracking down on local Harry Potter fan festivals around the country, saying it’s necessary to halt unauthorized commercial activity. Fans, however, liken the move to Dementors sucking the joy out of homegrown fun, while festival directors say they’ll transfigure the events into generic celebrations of magic.
A 9-month-old boyremains in critical condition after a two-vehicle crash Saturday afternoon in the northwest valley, Las Vegas police said.
College basketball coaches expressed a wide array of opinions during last month’s visit to Las Vegas on changes they would like to see in the sport.
The exact meaning behind the message and the motives of a suspect whose actions sparked a roughly 90-minute standoff Friday near the Hoover Dam with law enforcement officials remained unclear Saturday.
She was waiting for her Louie salad at King’s Fish House in Green Valley when Regina Miller said she never had her shot blocked by Anne Donovan in practice when they were teammates at Old Dominion.
The Aces host the Phoenix Mercury at 5 p.m. Sunday at Mandalay Bay Events Center, with the game televised on ATT SportsNet.
A Montana mortuary business must pay a woman $50,000 after her husband was cremated against his wishes.
The Mormon church’s massive genealogical database will begin accepting submissions of names of people from same-sex relationships sometime next year.
Jesus Jara, who starts work in his new job on Tuesday, answered questions on a number of topics during a tour of Orange County Public Schools in mid-May. Here are some highlights.
Jesus Jara departs his post as deputy superintendent in Orange County, Florida, to lead a school district where trust among officials, legislators, parents and trustees often seems nonexistent.
