The 51s appeared poised for a comeback victory after erasing a 4-1 deficit to tie the game in the eighth inning.
When Lyoto Machida sits down for dinner with his family, the conversation inevitably turns to fighting.
There’s a book in the works about Oliver McCall’s life, and, if portrayed accurately, it will reveal quite a roller-coaster ride.
Great players sometimes will their teams to victory. Bishop Gorman senior Jeff Malm did just that in the Class 4A state baseball tournament Thursday.
With a runner on base and a 3-2 count in the third inning Thursday, Lake Mead’s Spencer Kowis guessed he was about to see a fastball.
SPARKS — Shortly after missing a 10-foot putt for the win, Las Vegas High senior Ray Gillip was lucky enough to get a second chance.
Western’s last girls state track and field championship has a bit of dust on it.
Less than a month ago, Mine That Bird and Rachel Alexandra could have walked into the Churchill Downs paddock drawing barely a glance. Now they are horse racing’s two biggest celebrities.
Faith Lutheran pitcher Terry Unruh pointed to offense as the key to the Crusaders baseball team’s seven-game winning streak.
CARSON CITY — As promised, Gov. Jim Gibbons on Thursday vetoed a measure that would authorize the Washoe County Commission to enact a voter-approved gasoline tax increase to raise money to finance transportation projects.
Porsche Hughes couldn’t contain her anger Thursday when she confronted the man who took her legs.
The iconic sign that has greeted motorists entering the Strip’s south end for a half a century is officially historic.
A story in the Business section of Thursday’s Las Vegas Review-Journal needs clarification. Black Gaming announced Wednesday that a new cost reductions would not affect the Oasis golf course. The golf course affiliated with the Oasis is the Palms Golf Course. The Oasis Golf Club, a semi-private club that includes the Palmer and the Canyons courses, is owned by members of the Si Redd estate and has no affiliation with Black Gaming.
RENO — Nine new cases of swine flu were confirmed Thursday in Northern Nevada, including eight more students at a Sparks middle school that has been closed through Memorial Day to help prevent the illness from spreading.
Employees of the Central Intelligence Agency’s once-secret Air America airline that flew covert missions over Laos, Vietnam and Korea during the Cold War could someday receive federal retirement benefits if Congress passes legislation introduced Thursday.
Southern Nevada Water Authority chief Pat Mulroy said the economic downturn is having a “stunning impact” on her agency, but there is one very expensive project that cannot afford a delay.
Each year, family members of Southern Nevada’s fallen law enforcement gather to remember their loved ones.
CARSON CITY — Sen. Warren Hardy can vote on bills involving public employee pension reforms and other bills of statewide importance because of a unanimous Supreme Court decision late Thursday, a legislative lawyer said.
Authorities in California’s San Bernardino County are investigating the discovery of skeletal human remains off Interstate 15 about a mile south of Primm.