Review-Journal high school reporters Alex Wright and Jeff Wollard predict the winners of selected football games each week. This week all games are Saturday.
Sentencing was set for January 6. Fiore’s attorney said he intends to appeal the verdict.
Sandy DiGiacomo and Marla Renteria have had careers on opposing sides of the court system, but see similar issues: court navigation and a need for a mental health court.
Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee in the presidential election, will be in Las Vegas for a town hall that will air on TV.
Clark County High School seniors can now apply to become one of 11 students to receive up to $25,000 per year toward higher education.
Pete Rose still isn’t going into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
The Atlanta Falcons are consensus 2½-point home favorites over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on “Thursday Night Football.” The consensus total is 43½.
The retailer with six fulfillment centers across the valley is gearing up to hire for the holiday season and expects positions to fill up quickly.
Law enforcement officials announded the arrest of a suspect in a road-rage incident which occurred in June in the central Las Vegas Valley.
The Las Vegas Valley will host a series of events in the coming days to mark the first anniversary of the Oct. 7 attacks on Israel by Hamas.
Raiders coach Antonio Pierce received an eight-year show cause by the NCAA on Thursday for recruiting violations he committed at Arizona State.
Raiders star wide receiver Davante Adams told the team this week he wants to be traded, and DraftKings sportsbook posted odds on his next club.
“Our contributions are endless. I’m so proud, and I wanted to share that pride,” the actor says of his new PBS docuseries “American Historia.”
Officials say a juvenile was arrested Wednesday after a gun was confiscated at a North Las Vegas middle school.
The Metropolitan Police Department is investigating a dead body discovered Thursday morning in a central Las Vegas Valley neighborhood.
The NHL and NHL Players Association reached a settlement after Golden Knights goaltender Robin Lehner did not show up for a mandatory preseason physical.
The return of the Freakling Bros. Horror Shows, Iron Maiden, Sum 41 and the Reggae Rise Up festival top this week’s entertainment lineup.
Each year, pneumonia leads a whopping 1.5 million people to visit medical emergency departments in the U.S. and causes roughly 50,000 deaths.
John Savage said his grandparents were found hugging one another in the bed, adding that the family thinks it was God’s plan to take them together, rather than one suffer without the other.
Las Vegas’ tourism arm will potentially approve an up to five-year, nearly $3 million contract for resort corridor employee transportation during Las Vegas Grand Prix races.
The brunches range from luxuriously reimagined standards to mimosas paired with drag.
Medicare’s initial enrollment period is a special seven-month window for people who are turning 65.
The Las Vegas Ballpark is bringing back its popular “Flicks on the Field” movie nights for two events this month.
For the first time in a quarter-century, Las Vegas residents will elect the city’s first mayor not named Carolyn or Oscar Goodman, the married couple and political dynasty.
A bill to allow the use of traffic cameras to catch speeders is on the table in the Legislature. Will it have better success than past attempts?
CCSD Board President Evelyn Garcia Morales faces a challenge from Tameka Henry in District C.
Alysha Clark won Sixth Player of the Year last season, and Tiffany Hayes is a favorite for this season’s award. The Aces need them to mount a comeback against the Liberty.
Bruce Marshall is a handicapper for CBS Sportsline. He provides the Review-Journal with college football notes and trends.
The Dolby Live series in the spring is Mötley Crüe’s third Vegas residency.
The number of poker rooms in casinos has declined in the years following the online poker boom.