At least one big bettor believes a recent “Monday Night Football” trend will continue based on the large wager they placed on the Eagles-Seahawks game.
Interstate 11 is planned to connect Las Vegas and Phoenix, with a larger goal of the interstate running between Mexico and Canada.
Thuan Luu added the Review-Journal to an ongoing defamation case he filed against a therapist and his estranged wife.
Max Verstappen, the three-time reigning Formula One champion, claimed the inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix late Saturday on the Strip.
Take a Polar Express-inspired ride to the North Pole and back
On her first visit to the poker table at a Las Vegas casino, a 21-year-old finds herself holding all the cards.
After a rare reaction to Johnson & Johnson’s Covid-19 vaccine, a 20-year-old Henderson woman is relearning to eat, walk and be independent.
Every Las Vegas native, it seems, has a version of the story where they remember Sin City ending at this or that street. Beyond lay the implacable desert.
If you close your eyes and listen, you can almost hear the ghosts. The ghosts of a visionary landowner, a restless outlaw and a murdered man.
Indomitable Las Vegas has defied critics and counterpunched its way to the big time. But with every breakthrough, things get broken.
A UNLV professor considers the present — and possible futures — of artificial intelligence
The chief chocolatier for Las Vegas-based Ethel M Chocolates on holiday flavors and the secrets of the sweet life.
For decades, Las Vegas marketed itself with cowboy mythology. It never really stopped.
In his new book Frontier Fake News: Nevada’s Sagebrush Humorists and Hoaxsters, Richard Moreno digs into the Sagebrush School and the early history of fake news in Nevada.
Chantal Chandler is an artist and writer who grew up near downtown Las Vegas, and she shares some of her childhood experiences in this issue’s “Zine Within a Zine.”
The Super Bowl is a crowning moment for Las Vegas. Here are five local sporting events — from megafights to Golden Knights — that helped pave the city’s way to the big time.
UNLV improved the best college football record against the spread in the country Saturday, and New Mexico State didn’t play the part of pushover at Auburn.
Road construction has killed sales.
A recent Review-Journal article headlined “North Las Vegas homes have a Wall Street problem” ignores the role of housing supply and its impact on homeownership, implies that more investment in housing is somehow not a positive and presents a view of homeownership that is at odds with the reality of today’s housing market.
If you want to help a homeless person this Thanksgiving, don’t give him money or food. It may make you feel good, but it’s only enabling a cycle of addiction and self-destruction.
Hamas’s savage precivilizational strategy to defeat Israel hinged on doing disproportionate things Israel either cannot or will not do.
The meeting between Biden and XI at the APEC Summit produced an agreement to talk about continuing to talk about improving relations.
Legacy scored late and held on to defeat Galena to win the Class 5A Division III state championship Saturday at UNR. SLAM Academy and Pahranagat Valley came up short.