Six people, among them children, were shot at a celebration Saturday night near a home in North Las Vegas, police said. None suffered life-threatening injuries.
Bryce Brentz hit a two-run single in the sixth inning, leading the Las Vegas 51s to a 9-6 win over the Iowa Cubs on Saturday.
The captain scored on a header in the 81st minute to help the Lights defeat Rio Grande Valley FC in front of 6,752 fans at Cashman Field on Saturday.
There’s plenty of expertise in Nevada to lead the way toward fundamental sports-betting policy but there aren’t many roadmaps showing how to get where states want to be. That is, until Anthony Cabot’s new book hit the bookshelves in late May.
Boulder City residents are fairly confident the city that built Hoover Dam will not become a ghost town when the Interstate 11 bypass opens this week.
T.J. Dillashaw knocked out longtime rival Cody Garbrandt for the second time in less than a year late in the first round of the main event of UFC 227 on Saturday at Staples Center.
The focus ought to be on finding ways to reward superior performance and the acceptance of challenges, such as teaching at-risk children.
Last Thursday, Andrew Cuomo, the Democrat governor of New York, cited the Pope in his call to repeal the death penalty. The media didn’t bat an eye.
When President Donald Trump sat down for an interview with NBC’s Lester Holt on May 11, 2017, the president did what he often does when he talks on camera – he did not hold back his grievances and he contradicted previous White House staff pronouncements.
There are more than 5,000 public-use airports throughout the United States, and, without them, communities such as Ely would struggle.
For years, most politicians have acted like the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority was untouchable — despite its many scandals. That’s starting to change. It’s about time.
Guns made on 3D printers may also cause harm, but that doesn’t mean they should be outside the Bill of Rights.
But if trade commission OKs the move, Congress should step in
The Raiders are searching for a new city to call their summer home. “The Biggest Little City in the World” has their attention.
One person died after a fatal crash involving a pedestrian Saturday evening crash near West Sahara Avenue and South Tenaya Way, Las Vegas police said.
A “gunbattle” outside of Boulder Station on July 29 ended with a security officer firing at a suspect while riding his bike, having already been shot twice, according to arresting documents.
The Raiders rested many of their core veteran players Saturday. Quarterback Derek Carr didn’t take a rep in team drills. Wide receivers Jordy Nelson and Amari Cooper also received a breather.
The operator of a canoe that recently capsized in a swift moving river in southeast Alaska, killing a North Las Vegas man, has been identified as a company with a history of allegations.
The Raiders acquired wide receiver Martavis Bryant from the Pittsburgh Steelers for a reason. They need him. Now, they need more from him, coach Jon Gruden said.
The NCAA changed the kickoff return rule so that fair catches inside the 25-yard line, even those in the field of play, put the ball at the 25. It could result in more squib and onside kicks.
The common thread between Comedy Cellar and “We Are Here” are both are trying to hit the target in Las Vegas with readily recognizable brands.
Carolyn Swords, the Aces’ center and team players association representative, knew the club’s decision to cancel Friday’s game against the Washington Mystics could cause consequences from the WNBA.
“Jean-Luc Picard is back.”
John King playfully declined to estimate exactly how many footballs, through the years, inadvertently found their way over the fence. He doesn’t want a bill from the Raiders, he joked.
It has been true all along that the Golden Knights could prove even better than last season and still not come close to advancing as far in the playoffs.
But in reality, the stars of “Sister Wives” on TLC are moving out of Las Vegas, leaving their quartet of homes, and seven-year Las Vegas legacy, behind.
First lady Melania Trump stepped away from her husband’s criticism of NBA star LeBron James to compliment his work on behalf of children and even offer to visit his school for at-risk children.