New RJ sports editor Bradley familiar with Las Vegas

Bill Bradley knew Las Vegas well while he was growing up. He since has seen the country, but he is back in his native Southwest with the Las Vegas Review-Journal, which recently named him sports editor.

Kolob Reservoir just what the doctor ordered

The road to Kolob Terrace winds its way from the red dirt of the valley floor past sandstone bluffs that mark the western edge of Zion National Park in southern Utah. It climbs steadily in elevation until it passes through stands of quaking aspen scattered among mountain meadows. Follow the road far enough, and you will arrive at Kolob Reservoir, at times an angler’s paradise.

Nevada fishing report, Oct. 15

Striped bass have been biting on swimbaits and Spinnows. Bigger fish still are holding in deeper water, though fish should begin moving into shallower water soon.

Teamsters picket at Hard Rock Hotel — PHOTOS

Members of the Teamsters Local 986 picketed Wednesday in front of the Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas, saying that valet parking attendants at the hotel-casino have been working without a contract since voting to form a union in 2009.

3 sisters die after being buried in canola seeds

Three sisters died after being smothered by canola while playing on a truck loaded with the seed near Withrow, central Alberta, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police said on Wednesday.

Down syndrome actors shine in ‘Beauty and the Beast’

A year’s worth of work bloomed onstage Oct. 7 when the Down Syndrome Organization of Southern Nevada presented its one-night production of “Beauty and the Beast” at the Nicholas J. Horn Theatre on the College of Southern Nevada campus in North Las Vegas.

Jewel promises no shortage of ‘luxury entertainment’

Remember Haze nightclub, the one in the Aria hotel, the one that closed after a Haze patron left the club and, allegedly, drove after a fellow patron in anger, causing a car crash to explode a taxi and kill three people in 2013?’

Depth a concern for UNLV as defense struggles to finish

Depth was always going to be a concern at UNLV this football season, and the fact it reared its ugly head the past two games isn’t breaking news. But that doesn’t mean it’s any less of a concern.

Pair of Clark seniors set bar high

Before she announced her commitment to the Cal State Bakersfield soccer team in April, Clark senior Darian Gambetta recalled the first time she took her high school field as a freshman. The brief case of nostalgia helped make her college decision much easier.

VOLLEYBALL: Trojans rally to top Grizzlies

Jill Smith had 29 assists, and Lauren Koenig and Koral Hearn each had seven kills to help Pahrump Valley’s girls volleyball team rally for a 19-25, 18-25, 26-24, 25-20, 15-7 win at Spring Valley on Wednesday.

10 annual sales that should be on your shopping radar

It’s not easy finding the most stylish clothes and accessories without spending a fortune, which is why many people hold out until their favorite store’s annual sale. To make sure you’re ready for the next big sale at Victoria’s Secret, Macy’s or Nordstrom, click through for tips on how to take advantage of these annual sales.

EDITORIAL: City looks petty in financial squabble with county

It took city of Las Vegas officials three decades to discover the municipality may be owed $3.7 million from Clark County. That works out to about $123,000 per year — or about the annual cost of one well-compensated city employee, of which there are many.

Royals headed to ALCS

Johnny Cueto stepped up big-time on the big stage, holding the Houston Astros to two hits over eight innings as the Kansas City Royals won 7-2 Wednesday night in fifth and decisive game of the American League Division Series.

5 things you might not know about Fremont Street

For “classic Las Vegas,” many will point to the Rat Pack-“mobster” point in the city’s timeline, but Fremont Street and downtown Las Vegas existed years before the Strip, and even years before the actual city became incorporated.

Hillary Clinton rallies Las Vegas audience

Hillary Clinton started her trip to Las Vegas for a debate with four other Democratic presidential contenders hoping to bump down her standing as the front-runner.

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