Eagles go 6-0 in tourney; Calvary Chapel wins consolation
The Nevada Athletic Commission and attorney general filed a complaint against UFC fighter James “The Sandman” Irvin on Tuesday, alleging he tested positive for two unapproved painkillers after his July 19 light heavyweight fight against Anderson Silva.
The old photo, sent in jest, shows ESPN baseball broadcaster Jon Miller listening to an aspiring sportscaster’s audition tape, wearing headphones and falling asleep while lounging on the deck of a cruise ship.
A 90-mile stretch of Interstate 94 separates Chicago from Milwaukee — and from this week’s four-game series between the Cubs and Brewers, the top two teams in the National League.
The Nevada high school football season isn’t scheduled to kick off until Aug. 29.
CARSON CITY — A governor-appointed panel Tuesday called for energy policy changes that aim to clean up Nevada’s air without jeopardizing the construction of more power plants in the state.
A story in Tuesday’s Review-Journal about a guilty plea to an attempted murder charge by Nicco Tatum, 19, contained an error. Tatum will not have to testify against two co-defendants, Dresden Williams and Franklin Jackson, according to a June 26 plea agreement.
A 40-year-old inmate accused of attempting to kill a police officer was found dead in his jail cell in what is believed to have been a suicide, Las Vegas police said Tuesday.
Though state health inspectors reported in February that a Las Vegas physician reused syringes and vials on multiple patients, the executive director for a physicians’ licensing board said Tuesday that the doctor, Scott Young, should not face serious disciplinary action.
PHOENIX — Federal officials have proposed new rules targeting well owners who are illegally pumping water from wells along the lower Colorado River, a source of water for millions of people in the West.
A 5.4-magnitude earthquake in Chino Hills, Calif., packed enough punch to rattle nerves and sway buildings 210 miles away in Las Vegas.