Rancho senior shortstop Edarian Williams is one of the best baseball players in the Las Vegas Valley. Through last week, he’s batting .515 with four home runs, six doubles, 12 stolen bases and 19 RBIs. He signed a national letter of intent to play baseball for UNLV in the fall. The Rams are 19-4 and, with Williams, have legitimate state championship aspirations.
Outside the Las Vegas Valley, a small town in Nye County is making big bucks on fireworks that are OK to buy in Nye County but are illegal in Clark County.
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Voters are understandably nervous every time Congress or the president talks about changing Social Security.
The sooner Democrats mend their coalition, the better their chances will be to redeem American democracy.
A man was killed after his vehicle hit another before crashing into a building Saturday in the central Las Vegas Valley.
The Indiana Fever dominated the Aces in Indianapolis despite playing without star guard Caitlin Clark, snapping a 16-game losing streak in the series.
A 71-year-old man who was killed outside his Las Vegas home last week by Henderson police officers during a SWAT encounter was identified.
A 50-year-old Las Vegas woman was arrested and charged with two felonies following the June incident.
Phil Hellmuth, the 17-time WSOP champion, made his grand entrance to the $10,000 buy-in No-limit Hold’em World Championship.
In a press release, officials said all three individuals were hospitalized — two of whom have since been released.
A British businessman sold his lavish Summerlin home three years after buying it from the Las Vegas casino mogul.
The Golden Knights’ depth chart will look much different next season with Mitch Marner in the fold and Alex Pietrangelo out with a hip injury.
Famed Mexican boxer Julio César Chávez Jr. has been arrested for entering the United States illegally and will be deported to Mexico, where he faces organized crime charges, U.S. federal officials said Thursday.
No taxes on tips and overtime will likely come to fruition as a major tax policy heads to President Donald Trump’s desk.