Diet pills that work miracles are advertised on TV every day. Over the summer, Jordan Cornish formed a plan to lose weight the old-fashioned way. He worked out. He ate right. A few weeks after his freshman season at UNLV, Cornish tipped the scales at 240 pounds. Now, he’s a trimmer 220.
It is conceivable, perhaps more than not, that the fourth and final spot in the College Football Playoff this season will point directly to a team that is 4-6 today, has been outscored 299-249 and has little to no chance of qualifying for a bowl.
If Brian Sandoval ever gets tired of his gubernatorial gig, he can easily line up a job promoting the state of Nevada.
Letters from David M. Zamarin, William H. Isaac II and Hergit Llenas.
After Paris, it’s not hard to picture the nightmare scenario in Las Vegas.
According to legend, drinking or dipping into the Fountain of Youth will get rid of wrinkles, thinning hair, and turkey neck. This mystical water has led men on missions and voyages dating back to the 5th century BC. But so far, it has eluded us.
A motorcyclist died Tuesday in a crash at the intersection of Fort Apache and Spring Mountain roads, according to Las Vegas police.
Fox Sports is guaranteeing built-in original content to broadcast in Las Vegas by buying two college basketball tournaments that are being staged here during the holidays.
Jack Crane’s dream of earning a college scholarship started to slip away after his junior football season at Desert Oasis.
