A poll conducted this month by the Clark County Education Association found that Superintendent Jesus Jara has much higher unfavorables than favorables.
A limited number of Golden Knights single-game tickets for the Western Conference Final series will go on sale to the general public today.
Keith Sweat is spening a weekend at Palms, and The Wallflowers a night at The Strat.
Marcus Peters, who has 32 career interceptions, returning six for TDs, may be added to the Raiders’ secondary.
The Clark County coroner’s office identified the boy who drowned Saturday at a Las Vegas golf course.
A man was arrested Sunday after police said he killed his mother in northwest Las Vegas.
It’s no secret that Las Vegas casinos have been targets for robberies over the years. Check out some of Sin City’s most notorious casino heists.
Lawmakers will take up a bill to provide public assistance for a proposed baseball stadium, as well as one to subsidize film companies that locate in Southern Nevada.
The owners of the Tropicana want to see a $1.5 billion, 30,000-seat ballpark built on their site.
The Athletics decision to switch their preferred ballpark site to the Tropicana property will bring more than a team to the south Strip. It will also bring traffic.
By shying away from a word, we are doing students a disservice.
Lawmakers need to look at how the spend their time.
Across the entire federal tax system, the bottom 20 percent of income earners pay, on average, close to nothing in taxes.
Our emboldened enemies do not fear us, our triangulating allies judge us unreliable and calculating neutrals assume America is in descent and too dangerous to join.
Modern leftism makes more sense when you understand that the only consistent principle is obtaining power.
A limit of one or two minutes per person for witnesses testifying before legislative committees isn’t good for citizens, lobbyists or lawmakers.
Those benefiting from scarcity are rarely willing to diminish it. Just look at the powerful special interests defending Nevada’s nursing shortage.
The Las Vegas Convention Center is kicking off a 2½-year renovation project that will not displace a single convention.
A Canadian retiree is frustrated he can’t collect on a $225,000 jackpot that he thought he won from an online casino site.
Ron Capps last year became the first Funny Car back-to-back champion since 2002. The Four-Wide Nationals will conclude Sunday at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
An individual impersonating law enforcement has called residents requesting payment.
One of the best traditions in sports begins this week as NHL players put down the razors in pursuit of the Stanley Cup. Also, a word on betting rules disputes.
The Vipers allowed two defensive touchdowns, but still had a chance to win on the final play as they fell to 2-7 with one game remaining.
Signs are increasingly positive the Golden Knights could get two key members of their lineup back before Game 1 of their first-round series with the Winnipeg Jets.
The Metropolitan Police Department was called at 8:17 a.m. to a home in the 1300 block of Torington Drive, near North Torrey Pines Drive and West Washington Avenue,
“Awakening” co-producer Baz Halpin remains confident as the show is taken down for an “extended rehearsal period.”
Golden Knights goaltender Laurent Brossoit was named the NHL’s third star of the week Saturday, a first for the team this season.
No. 1-ranked Bishop Gorman avenged an earlier loss to No. 3 Desert Oasis with a huge fifth inning en route to a home victory Saturday.
The Raiders land a defensive playmaker and then make a massive trade back into the first round for an additional selection in the third version of the Review-Journal’s mock draft.