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Twenty players took the basketball court Thursday at Valley High School, and 19 looked nervous. The other one looked like he was playing H-O-R-S-E in his driveway.
Eric Young was one of baseball’s best base stealers during 15 years in the major leagues, leading the National League with 53 steals in 1996 and topping 50 two more times.
Trent Sandoval has been racing around this week like he’s rushing to a fire.
A winter spent in seclusion has motivated Bryce Jones to show something special in Las Vegas.
California Supreme opened the Reebok Summer Championships on Thursday without UCLA recruit Tyler Lamb or Southern California recruit Dwayne Polee Jr.
Tickets for the 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway will be the lowest priced in the event’s 13-year history, facility officials announced.
The friendship formed by Rudy Vozzola and Sam Smith didn’t end with their student days at Clark High School in the early 1970s.
The future of horse handicapping tournaments is not as rosy as it was. What was once a slam dunk win-win scenario between the host casino or racetrack and the horseplayers has come undone. And it’s the players’ fault.
LeBron James seems to be gearing up for a move to New York City when his contract runs out with the Cleveland Cavaliers at the end of next season.
PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger said Thursday allegations by a Lake Tahoe casino hostess that he raped her a year ago are “reckless and false.”
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid says he’s outraged at the insensitivity of the travel policy of the Bush administration to Nevada’s resort industry after learning Department of Justice memos cautioned officials to avoid conferences at “locations known for gambling” and “resort locations.”
A jury learned Thursday that a convicted killer on trial for murder is accused of going on a violent crime spree in Las Vegas in 2006 that left three dead, including two Hispanic laborers slain during robberies.
The CIM Group, a California development company in charge of redeveloping the Lady Luck casino, started tearing down a concrete-and-steel building skeleton at the corner of Fourth Street and Stewart Avenue that Mayor Oscar Goodman recently referred to as a “carcass.”
The Clark County School District in 2008-09 failed for the fourth time in seven years to meet federal standards for educating its students.
One of the best put-downs in country circles is “All hat and no cattle.” That’s when a poseur puts on a hat with city slicker hands. But country star Miranda Lambert is the opposite. She’s no hat and all cattle.
A 21-year-old man convicted of first-degree murder for shooting and killing a man outside a party was sentenced Thursday to spend life in prison with the possibility of parole after 49 years.
U.S. Sen. John Ensign, R-Nev., on Thursday announced the departure of his chief of staff and communications director and their replacements, marking a major turnover in the scandal-plagued office.
A car containing three people left the roadway and careened down a 30-foot embankment, killing one person, on Las Vegas Boulevard near Sloan on Thursday.
An 18-year-old Nye County woman accused by authorities of being responsible for her 2-month-old daughter’s death has been charged with murder, officials at the Nye County sheriff’s office said Thursday.
The Clark County School District is seeking approval to issue up to $249 million in new bonds for construction projects.