Before Brent Musburger became synonymous with his iconic catchphrase, “You are looking live,” he helped make the NCAA Tournament synonymous with “March Madness.”
Las Vegas police are asking for help finding a person of interest in the fatal stabbing of a man found outside a bar near downtown Saturday morning.
The Senate and Assembly health committees heard introductions for several bills Wednesday, including one that aims to improve the services and living conditions of supportive housing for the mentally ill.
The action camera has changed the way we document our outdoor adventures in recent years and can be secured to everything from safety helmets to chest straps to shotgun barrels to fishing rods.
Here is the Nevada Preps 2019 all-state flag football team.
A Las Vegas man convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend in front of her daughter in 2015 was sentenced Wednesday to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
The National Park Service has selected Margaret L. Goodro to serve as the superintendent of Lake Mead National Recreation Area.
The Las Vegas Animal Foundation is preparing its prime pups for their 16th annual Best in Show event.
The College of Southern Nevada and Salt Lake Community College will put 25- and 22-game winning streaks on the line in a four-game junior college baseball showdown this weekend.
Conservation groups are asking a federal judge to block the Trump administration from easing restrictions on energy companies that were meant to protect a struggling Western bird species.
Pebb Enterprises announced Wednesday that it acquired Cheyenne Commons, a roughly 35-acre retail plaza at the southwest corner of Rainbow Boulevard and Cheyenne Avenue. It did not disclose the purchase price, but property records show the center traded for $34.35 million.
Dabne Anaya, 17, a senior at Rancho High, has been intrigued by airplanes for as long as she can remember, she said. She’s part of the school’s aviation program and dreams of one day flying her own plane.
The El Loco roller coaster at the Circus Circus Adventuredome was in motion when a woman fell from the ride, a spokesman for Clark County said Wednesday.
Jeanette Jones, founder of a research firm and a librarian with Paseo Verde Library, has simple motivation for teaching a “Tackling Fake News” class. “If not us, then who?” she said, adding that libraries are in the business of disseminating trustworthy information to the public.
Milan Norton of the Summerlin area has found her passion playing golf, she says. The 9-year-old started playing three years ago after watching her sister and father from the golf cart as they practiced.
A woman who pleaded guilty to pushing her 16-year-old friend from a bridge at a popular swimming area near Vancouver has been sentenced to two days in jail and 38 days on a county work crew.
Anglers are catching smallmouth bass in the 2- to 3-pound range in Cottonwood Basin at Lake Mohave. Smallies in the 5-pound class are growing increasingly common at tournament weigh-ins.
Zander Clinton’s documentary opens to smooth homemade beats and an image of the classic “Welcome To Fabulous Las Vegas” sign. Zander said he chose to build a documentary about the Second Amendment and gun violence because “October 1 was such a big thing here. I was interested in how it happened … it was the biggest mass shooting in history; it made me think there was more to look into.”
Lucia Taylor of the Summerlin area remembers jumping trains during her teen years in Pisa, Italy — a small town near Tuscany that bordered the ocean.
A Trump administration proposal to open Yucca Mountain and other interim sites for nuclear waste storage got a friendly reception Wednesday from key Senate lawmakers.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — A man convicted on state murder charges in a deadly car attack at a white nationalist rally in Virginia pleaded guilty Wednesday to federal hate crime charges in a case that stirred racial tensions across the country.
Before Kenny Loggins and Jim Messina churned out “Your Mama Don’t Dance,” the 71-year-old Loggins remembers nearly being tugged away from rock ‘n’ roll.
Politicians, gamblers, lawyers, judges and two Civil War veterans — one Union, one Confederate — share the large, flat, grassy space in one of Clark County’s oldest cemeteries.
Here are the latest Nevada Preps Class 4A and 3A baseball and softball rankings.
Handicapper Paul Stone leads the contest after going 8-3-1 ATS in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
Here are the latest Nevada Preps Class 4A and 3A baseball rankings.
Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak on Tuesday named Jacqueline Bluth, 37, a Las Vegas prosecutor with a dozen years in the Clark County district attorney’s office, to a vacant seat on the District Court in Las Vegas.
Here are the latest Nevada Preps Class 4A and 3A softball rankings.