The NHL has suspended defenseman Slava Voynov for the 2019-20 season and 2020 playoffs after determining he committed acts of domestic violence.
A pedestrian was hospitalized and a dog died after being struck by a vehicle in the central Las Vegas Valley on Tuesday morning.
The two Las Vegas parents charged in the national college admissions scandal were indicted Tuesday in Boston, and both now face a count of money laundering.
A man who had just bought an $8 million island off of Key West was arrested Saturday for participating in what police described as a scheme to steal $300 in household items from Kmart.
Rebecca Feiden previously served as director and then acting executive director of the Achievement School District, which allows charter schools to either take over or compete against underperforming traditional public schools.
Mick Cronin was hired as UCLA’s basketball coach Tuesday, ending a months-long search to find a replacement for the fired Steve Alford.
Hearings for the operators of the Northwest Academy and a former staff member accused in the ongoing child abuse and contaminated water investigation at the school in Amargosa Valley have been postponed until May 21.
The Las Vegas Aviators’ first pitch at the opening night of the new Las Vegas Ballpark will be thrown by Hailey Dawson.
A congressional hearing on online hate turned into a vivid demonstration of the problem Tuesday when a YouTube livestream of the proceedings was bombarded with racist and anti-Semitic comments.
Las Vegas police are investigating a shooting at the Budget Suites near South Nellis Boulevard on Tuesday morning.
Former UNLV point guard Kevin Kruger is returning to the program as an assistant coach, and guards Amauri Hardy and Bryce Hamilton and forward Nick Blair will remain with the team.
New York City declared a public health emergency Tuesday over a measles outbreak and ordered mandatory vaccinations in one neighborhood for people who may have been exposed to the virus.
A Clark County School District bus with 18 students on board was involved in a crash Tuesday morning.
The Metropolitan Police Department is investigating a domestic-related shooting in the east Las Vegas Valley Monday night.
Bank of America is raising its starting pay to $20 an hour over a two-year period, starting with a hike next month.
A pregnant mother is facing disorderly conduct charges in Georgia for allowing her 3-year-old son to relieve himself in public.
Attorney General William Barr says he will release a redacted version of special counsel Robert Mueller’s report on the Russia investigation within a week.
Wynn Resorts has terminated discussions with Crown Resorts.
A year after Toys R Us imploded, toy makers are still readjusting to the big loss of shelf space. That means slashing the number of styles they carry, re-evaluating how they sell large toys like playhouses and cars, and changing their packaging to squeeze into smaller retail spaces.
President Donald Trump and White House allies pressing for a harder line on immigration sped up their campaign to clean house at the Department of Homeland Security with a mission far wider than just the departure of Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen.
A high-wind warning was posted Tuesday for the Las Vegas Valley as wind speeds increased into the night and affected flights at McCarran International Airport.
IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig, asked to deliver President Donald Trump’s tax returns to a Democratic-controlled House panel, is facing off with lawmakers on Capitol Hill on Tuesday for the first time since last week’s request.
A man was injured during a carjacking in central Las Vegas Monday night, according to the Metropolitan Police Department.
Northbound lanes of U.S. Highway 93 and Interstate 11 reopened Tuesday morning after a fatal head-on collision involving a wrong-way driver near Boulder City.
Iranian lawmakers dressed in paramilitary uniforms chanted “Death to America” as they convened Tuesday for an open session of parliament after the White House designated Iran’s Revolutionary Guard a foreign terrorist organization.
Despite the teams’ recent struggles, NBC hockey broadcasters say Knights-Sharks first-round Stanley Cup playoff series has the makings of an instant classic.
Defenseman Nate Schmidt’s 20-game suspension turned out to be a principal factor in the Golden Knights’ slow start.
Bolstered by the return of Nate Schmidt from suspension and the addition of an unlikely goal-scoring sensation, the Golden Knights went on a 19-4-3 run from Nov. 18 to Jan. 8 to climb back into the race in the Pacific Division.
The Review-Journal spoke with Oakland general manger David Forst about the team’s move at the Triple-A level to Las Vegas, and its implications for the Aviators and Athletics.