A breakdown of the fights on the main card of UFC Fight Night 103 on Sunday at Talking Stick Resort Arena in Phoenix.
When BJ Penn texted Dana White just over a year ago to express his intention to return to competition, the UFC president’s response was about the same as anybody else who watched Penn’s subpar performance in his last fight.
Silverado scored the first 11 points of the third quarter and entrusted the lead to its 2-3 zone defense in a 56-47 win over Legacy in the Battle Born Classic at Durango High.
The Clark County School District Police Department and Jaguar Land Rover Las Vegas teamed up Saturday to raise awareness about cycling safety and give away bicycle helmets.
Here’s a list of government offices, schools and businesses closed Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Donald Trump tore into civil rights legend John Lewis on Saturday for questioning the legitimacy of the Republican billionaire’s White House victory, intensifying a feud with the black congressman days before the national holiday honoring Martin Luther King Jr.
Marylou Soto lived most of her life in Southern California, but when she joined the Air Force in the ’90s, she had the privilege of traveling all over the world.
Editor’s note: Listings include the resale home’s parcel number. The address listed is the homebuyer’s mailing address and not the actual location of the resale home. About 90 percent of these addresses reflect the home purchase. Check the parcel number to make sure. Also, a few transactions do not reflect the market value of the homes. The information is provided by Accudata, a local research firm. For the complete listing, visit RJRealEstate.Vegas.
• 10116 Summit Canyon Drive – $3 million; 12835 square feet. Parcel No. 137-36-615-026. Seller: The Meyers Family Trust Agreement. Buyer: The Omgle Family Revocable Trust.
You could name the board member in your complaint but I would expect the attorney assigned from the association’s insurance company would produce motions to the court to have her name be dismissed.
As another strong year for the housing market has come to an end, and the calendar has turned over to 2017, it’s time to examine the housing outlook and expectations for the new year.
Leonardo DiCaprio’s foundation is chipping in to support a new national monument in southern Utah that’s been a flashpoint in the debate over public land use in the West, officials said Friday.
Las Vegas police responding to calls of reported gunshots in the 4800 block of Sacks Drive found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. The man was taken to Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center, where he later died.
A vehicle struck, then dragged an officer Saturday night after a physical altercation during a traffic stop in the central valley, Metro police said. The suspect fled the scene.
A thick glaze of ice covered roads from Oklahoma to southern Illinois on Friday amid a winter storm that caused numerous wrecks, forced school cancellations, grounded flights and prompted dire warnings for people to stay home.
The New England Patriots are headed back to a familiar spot: the AFC championship game.
Trump’s need to dominate every news cycle feeds an almost compulsive tweet habit. It has placed him just about continuously at the center of the national conversation and not always to his benefit.
Taxpayer dollars are better spent securing safe and viable alternatives for the long-term storage of nuclear waste in areas that are willing to house it. The incoming administration and congressional Yucca Mountain advocates should focus their efforts on that worthwhile initiative.
If the law is repealed and Congress does not act to restore the cuts, many facilities — especially the community hospitals and clinics that more often cater to the needs of low-income and elderly patients — will be forced to shut their doors or stop providing certain specialty care such as behavioral health or neonatal intensive care
The Nevada Supreme Court has already struck down Nevada’s failed voucher plan, and we applaud Democratic leaders who have said they won’t spend precious time in the 2017 Legislature trying to find a fix for a bad idea.
Nevada’s next election is a long way off on the calendar, but nearing quickly for politicians planning to run for governor.
We can spend several years moving all the statues out of the Capitol. And we might have to tear down a few memorials while we are at it.
We citizens of Nevada need to do what the property owners in Californian did and vote for a Proposition 13 which, by law, caps property tax increases.
There is an old and true statement, something like, “If you keep doing the same thing, you will continue to get the same results.” In my 17 years in Las Vegas, I have concluded that the saying applies to the Clark County education system.
The president must establish a culture of transparency and openness that permeates down to recalcitrant bureaucrats who too often prefer to stonewall rather than to cooperate.
For the first 11 months of 2016, taxi trips in Southern Nevada fell by more than 16 percent from the same time in 2015, according to authority figures.
We’re in the midst of a massive reallocation of economic resources — workers, firms and capital investment — that initially weakened productivity growth. That’s my theory at least.
No one is deported except felons. Those who remain can’t get welfare or vote. The border is secured, so this never happens again. And middle-class Americans have their jobs and wages protected. Everyone wins.
Maybe it is the herd mentality. Maybe it is public virtue signaling, a kind of showing off. Maybe it’s a way to express anxiety or frustration. It’s easier to stop shopping at L.L. Bean than to persuade a Trump voter to choose the Democrat the next time.
COMMENTARY: Searching for evidence of remorse, humanity in South Carolina church shooter Dylann Roof
With Roof, there’s plainly no sense of sorrow now — or to come. In the end, evidence of sincere remorse, which is to say, humanity, can be the difference between life and death.
