Bryan Salmond and Michael Gehlken discuss Amari Cooper dealing with dropping passes as well as several Raiders who were limited at practice on Wednesday.
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Playboy founder Hugh M. Hefner, the pipe-smoking hedonist who revved up the sexual revolution in the 1950s and built a multimedia empire of clubs, mansions, movies and television, symbolized by bow-tied women in bunny costumes, has died at age 91.
Every year, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department holds a ceremony to remember the victims whose lives were cut short by domestic violence.
Resident physicians accelerate their mastery of arthroscopic surgery by practicing on artificial knees, shoulders and hips created for use with a state-of-the art simulator at the university’s new medical school.
A University of Nevada, Reno officer has been placed on administrative leave after making comments about shooting a graduate student during a traffic stop Sunday.
District Judge William Kephart sentenced Teag Fox, who shot a Metropolitan Police Department officer in the chest in 2015, to 11 to 40 years in prison.
PackExpo attendees got a chance this week not only to see the future of packaging, but also the future of package delivery.
Liberty quarterback Kenyon Oblad is 84 yards shy of setting the state record for career passing yards as the Patriots travel to play Green Valley at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Southeast League opener for both teams.
Just after breakfast on a warm May day in 1990, a Chrysler LeBaron pulled into Marlene Warren’s driveway in Wellington, Florida, and a clown emerged from the white convertible.
Another day, another grocery store opening for Dan Pieper.
Southwest is apologizing after police physically removed a woman from a flight in the latest airline video to go viral.
A leading purveyor of fake news in the 2016 presidential election has died outside Phoenix at the age of 38.
Here are your Wednesday morning headlines.
The Crusaders earned their first win of the season on Saturday by overcoming a 17-point deficit to beat Palo Verde.
Investigators believe a Russian couple knocked their victims out with sedatives, then skinned them alive. Afterward, police say, they ate parts of their victims, froze the remains or packed them in jars filled with saline solution.
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Aces waive rookie guard four games into WNBA season
Holzhauer doesn’t go all-in, reflects on loss in ‘Jeopardy! Masters’
Vegas Loop tunnel reaches off-Strip resort
‘I just hope she’s in a safe place’: More than 40 children missing in Nevada
Restaurant closing after more than a decade on Las Vegas Strip