Kendra Garcia had two goals and an assist as the Centennial girls soccer team rallied for a 5-4 road victory over Green Valley on Friday.
New York Mets captain David Wright will return for the team’s final homestand, making what will probably be his last appearance as a big leaguer.
Las Vegas police have announced the arrest of a man in the death of a woman whose body was found at Clark County Wetlands Park in June. Another man also was arrested on a related kidnapping charge.
The baby reveal made for a hectic first day back at work for Golden Knights goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury with thoughts of diapers dancing through his head.
A Las Vegas man convicted of killing a 1-year-old child was sentenced Wednesday to 14 years to life in prison.
UNLV professor Stephen Bates is one of three legal experts who filed a petition in federal court in Washington, D.C., on Friday asking for a decades-old Watergate document to be made public.
It was hot and slick during Friday’s pole day qualifying for the inaugural South Point 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway with That Jones Boy, as it now reads on Erik Jones’ race car, being the hottest and slickest of all.
Handicapper Paul Stone is 8-2 ATS through the first two weeks of the college football season.
A Las Vegas Academy teacher arrested for alleged sexual conduct with a student had six encounters with the 18-year-old on the school’s campus, according to court documents.
Survivors of the shooting on the Las Vegas Strip who were treated at Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center and their families return for a tearful afternoon of “thank-yous” to the doctors and nurses helped them in their darkest hours.
The Bills are this year’s Cleveland Browns, who torched a lot of sharp money while going 4-12 against the spread in their winless 2017 season.
Christina Martinez-Luna has some advice for Nevada’s current high school seniors: apply early for Promise, the state’s newest scholarship program.
President Donald Trump plans to visit Las Vegas on Thursday for a “Make America Great Again” rally in advance of the November midterm elections, the Review-Journal has learned.
NBC Sports and the Northshore Animal League have brought the “Pup” series to downtown Las Vegas. The “Pup” series is part of this weekend’s NASCAR festivities.
In the third episode of the Fantasy Outlaws, the Review-Journal’s Heidi Fang, Adam Hill and Ed Graney talk about who to pick up from the waiver wire and who to start and who to sit for Week 2 in the NFL.
Paula Yakubik may not be a developer or broker, but she generated plenty of business from Las Vegas’ real estate industry during the boom years.
The newest member of the Golden Knights chose to stay above the fray after the importance of his acquisition was downplayed by Knights’ nemesis Drew Doughty
U.S. health regulators say they’ll convene a public meeting of medical advisers next year to discuss new science on breast implant safet.
Johnathan Hankins was assigned a locker on Wednesday, his first since last season with the Indianapolis Colts. He participated Thursday in his first practice since late December. On Sunday, he’ll experience his first game action since then, too.
The Tigers are a lock to cover this one. The Auburn Tigers opened as a 9-point favorite over the LSU Tigers, and the line has climbed as high as 10½ at some Las Vegas sports books.
The billionaire and founder of Wynn Resorts Ltd. accused Jorgen Nielsen of lying to the Wall Street Journal and ABC News to smear him. Steve Wynn’s lawsuit calls Nielsen a “disgruntled” former employee.
Fists fly and engines roar. It’s party time in Las Vegas, so let’s cash some tickets on boxing and NASCAR this weekend — and, of course, football.
A recent analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data shows the Nevada wage gap continues to hold strong, but some companies along the Strip, like Caesars Entertainment Corp., are working to ensure all employees are paid fairly.
An independent research center explored both sides of six ballot measures facing Nevada voters in November — four of which would be etched into the state constitution.
Q: Heard from a friend living in a nearby community that his HOA is being sued. Reports are that some kid on a bike crashed into a palm tree and cut his arm. No details exactly where this vicious tree was: adjacent to a sidewalk, on a remote slope of the common elements, etc. Appears the tree was trimmed in the usual way where there are short pieces of the “fronds” still attached. Pieces must have been sharp enough to cause the injury. Our board has discussed this matter and is wondering if “shaving” or “skinning” the trunks is warranted — at least up to 8 feet to 10 feet in height. Not sure if either term is correct but it produces a “textured” and not one with, uh, sharp edges. Do we really have to go to this extreme? Would every HOA, park, casino, etc have to do the same? How idiot-proof can you make an environment? Pad the streets so if someone fell, they wouldn’t hurt themselves? Pad block walls so if someone bumped into them, they wouldn’t hurt themselves? The potential cost to shave trees could be enormous on anyone or everyone owning a potentially deadly palm tree. Is this bordering on absurdity?
Driving past billboards and smaller-scale signs with directions to model homes and sounds of construction can lead to an array of questions. What’s being built, what do the homes look like inside, and how much do they cost? These questions are quickly answered with a stop at the sales office.
Trilogy in Summerlin will host a Lifestyle Preview Event Sept. 15 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. There will be wine classes and tastings, chef cooking demonstrations, live music, yoga and Zumba demonstrations, art presentation, hiking and biking tips, corn hole tournaments.
Test your ice cream-eating skills during the annual Sunny 106.5 Ice Cream Sunday Sept. 15 at Huckleberry Park in Providence. Enjoy free frozen treats provided by Meadow Gold, family-friendly activities and ice cream-eating contests from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
About 17 million people in Russia identify themselves as UFC fans, said UFC Chief Operating Officer Lawrence Epstein. That would equate to nearly 12 percent of the population.
Skye Knoll by Richmond American Homes has opened its models at this new neighborhood in Stonebridge, one of the newest villages in Summerlin.