Las Vegas High quarterback Emir Lopez entered Friday’s Sunrise Region semifinal game expecting his team to put up big offensive numbers.
Their fight at the MGM Grand Garden is three weeks away, but the hype machine for Oscar De La Hoya‘s return to the ring against Manny Pacquiao already is rolling.
Del Sol’s Derek Eamon ran for 290 yards and three touchdowns Friday night.
Bishop Gorman receiver Taylor Spencer saw the right side of the field open before him, and he just took off.
As weather in the valley cools, local shelters are providing extra beds to give more homeless men, women and children a warm place to sleep at night.
A former federal agent arrested in the death of a woman who was beaten with a hammer Thursday was once an agent with the organized crime division in the Las Vegas FBI office, a source said Friday.
Choosing a new U.S. attorney for Nevada hasn’t made it to the top of President-elect Barack Obama’s to-do list, but that doesn’t mean Nevadans aren’t already thinking about it.
There could be more victims in a string of slayings of Las Vegas Valley prostitutes whose dismembered bodies were found along highways, a Las Vegas police detective said Friday.
Now here’s a switch in a city founded on the principle of more is better.
The son of Oklahoma City bomber Terry Nichols appeared Friday morning in Las Vegas Justice Court to answer charges that he stole a 2008 Yamaha motorcycle.
Nye County prosecutors might seek the death penalty for a 16-year-old Pahrump boy accused of beating the toddler of his 28-year-old live-in girlfriend.
A state official suspects a charter school principal might have been fired for asking too many questions about school finances, potentially jeopardizing the school’s status as a “cash cow” for its private management company, Imagine Schools of Arlington, Va.
• In a Thursday story about a proposal to reduce the legal age for gambling in Nevada, the Review-Journal incorrectly reported the minimum age to gamble in Maine. Players must be at least 21 to play slots in that state.
Air Force Col. Dave Belote shudders to think what would happen if the Bureau of Land Management makes public land available for development along a corridor where fighter jets with live munitions fly to reach the Nellis training range.
Las Vegas Justice Court officials will waive late fees and penalties for people with outstanding traffic tickets starting Monday.
A Las Vegas justice of the peace is being accused of physically abusing his wife and could face a charge of battery.
Many opponents of Draconian anti-smoking laws argue that the controversy over where to allow smoking would be more fairly handled through the application of property rights rather than the threat of government force.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — A flashy Las Vegas entrepreneur who became a billionaire at the height of the dot-com bubble was sentenced Friday to nine years in prison for stock fraud, capping a seven-year investigation that led to seven convictions.
Runway reconstruction at McCarran International Airport could worsen flight delays this winter, but forecasts of frequent and widespread chaos on the ramp are greatly exaggerated, aviation officials said Friday.
Shareholders of Republic Services Inc. and Allied Waste Industries Inc. on Friday approved a merger creating the second-largest U.S. trash-hauling company.
The march of luxury along the Strip continued unabated Friday, as Las Vegas added to its cadre of AAA Five Diamond Award winners.
Las Vegas Sands Corp. completed its stock offering Friday, raising roughly $2.1 billion, but reducing Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Sheldon Adelson’s controlling stake in the company that owns The Venetian and Palazzo to just above 51 percent.
If you’ve ever owned a camera you probably have piles of pictures, negatives or slides stashed in a closet. Some of these memories are tucked into photo albums, others in slide carousels and others in hastily marked envelopes.