It was a much closer game this time around, but the result was still the same: a loss.
Long before the MTV show “Bully Beatdown” hit the airwaves, Joseph Agbeko was defending the honor of his friends in his native Ghana.
Andre Agassi used crystal meth periodically for “a year or so,” the eight-time Grand Slam champion revealed in an interview with People magazine.
FORT WORTH, Texas — Conventional wisdom might suggest UNLV is catching Texas Christian at the right time.
It would appear Wisconsin and Purdue are teams headed in opposite directions entering today’s Big Ten matchup at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison.
The only question Centennial boys cross country coach Mike McGuire had going into the Sunset Region championship was concern about his team’s health.
The Green Valley boys and Coronado girls cross country teams won the Sunrise Region championships Friday on the 3.1-mile course at Veterans Memorial Park in Boulder City.
Matt Hagan set an NHRA speed mark for a Funny Car on Friday at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, going 313.88 mph at qualifying for the Las Vegas NHRA Nationals.
She could have marketed it beyond belief, promoting her brand on the whole skimpy bikini and leaning over the race car thing. She could have followed that television reality show with her family by launching a campaign of skin and dragsters to no end.
It’s tough to overshadow the NFL’s best running back, but Adrian Peterson almost seems to be an invisible man at the moment.
Conrad Kalitta always has had a tough-guy reputation in drag racing, but you probably need one if you grow up being called Connie.
Just making it to the PBR World Finals on Friday was a major accomplishment for bull rider Ryan McConnel, who was involved in a life-threatening car accident Tuesday.
The same group promoting Las Vegas as an adult playground wants to make it more family friendly, at least for conventions.
Former Nevada Test Site workers on Friday marked the first National Day of Remembrance for those who were employed in the nation’s nuclear weapons programs during the Cold War.
The man who was shot multiple times this week while fleeing from a Las Vegas police officer in the northwest valley is Raymond J. Duensing, police said Friday.
Like University Medical Center, Sunrise Children’s Hospital has made policy changes for visitors because of the H1N1 emergency.
RENO — Reno police are asking more than a dozen downtown bars to close for two hours at night so nearby residents can catch some sleep.
Las Vegas police do not suspect a man whose body was found badly decomposed Friday morning near Nellis Air Force base died as a result of a homicide.
Las Vegas Army Sgt. Josue E. Hernandez-Chavez was a veteran combat soldier with six deployments under his belt when his helicopter crashed Monday, killing him and nine others from a special operations team who were returning from a fierce firefight with the Taliban in western Afghanistan.
CARSON CITY — More than 5,600 jobs have been created or saved in Nevada through President Barack Obama’s $787 billion economic stimulus plan, according to information released Friday by the federal government.
• A story in Friday’s Las Vegas Review-Journal about the Nevada Occupational Safety and Health Administration should have said Travis Koehler died in a poorly ventilated grease pit at The Orleans.
Initially, it was hard to believe that Sue Lowden didn’t remember the bomb found in 1981 in Harry Reid’s car. Real hard.
Notably absent from Andre Agassi‘s new book is any mention of the bitter split with former agent/manager/lawyer Perry Rogers.
