Experts tend to focus on the kinds of foods you can eat to improve your health. But the speed at which you devour your dinner matters just as much.
The competition of top dough pros kicked off the final day of the International Pizza Expo at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
Authorities have identified a man accused in a fatal shooting at a North Las Vegas casino and multiple carjackings.
The Raiders currently have nine picks for the NFL draft, scheduled for April 24 to 26. Here’s the Review-Journal’s latest seven-round mock draft for them.
A substitute teacher is accused of hitting a nonverbal teenager with a shoe, according to a lawsuit.
Filings by lawyers for Kevin Menon suggest Las Vegas police officials have been using Signal, the messaging app at the center of a national security controversy.
While Las Vegas has a lot of chain movie theaters, here’s the list of venues that are still considered independent.
Clark County probate court has long been a lucrative arena to profit off the dead.
The UNLV men’s basketball team used a big rebounding edge to help defeat UNR on Friday night at the Thomas & Mack Center.
Just like a real-world business needs to trim costs, so must a bloated, inefficient government cut costs.
Capping credit card interest rates will adjust the game’s rules, but there are still billions to be made.
Not sure if she’s right for the Clark County School District.
If you only learned about the three branches of government, the Congressional Review Act doesn’t make a lot of sense.
Police say a man suspected in several commercial burglaries targeting restaurants and lounges throughout the valley has been arrested.
Former Bishop Gorman standout Zaon Collins remains on the Fresno State men’s basketball roster amid a sports betting investigation.
Dr. Alfred Danielian is team cardiologist for the Raiders, the Golden Knights and Aces among others. He’s advocating for a “Smart Heart Law” for all high schools in Nevada.
“The Empire Strips Back” is taking up where Chippendales departed at the Rio.
Golden Knights general manager Kelly McCrimmon said the team might have a quiet trade deadline, but there are still some options to consider before Friday.
Desert bighorn sheep are an emblem of the Silver State and the West. Without water, they can’t survive.
A Las Vegas man has pleaded guilty in an extortion case involving California families.
The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office said that it’s not assisting ICE authorities with community-based enforcement outside its Northern Nevada jail.
The longtime chief executive officer of a conglomerate that operates a hotel-casino on the north Las Vegas Strip is stepping down.
Tony Dane was accused of orchestrating a scheme to make then-Assemblyman Chris Edwards change his vote for speaker.
That means Jesus Ayala’s case can move forward. His attorney has previously said Ayala has suffered brain damage.
The Raiders will not tender veteran quarterback Desmond Ridder a contract offer, allowing him to hit free agency. He made one start last season.
Authorities alleged Ryan Bentley lured the victim with a “care package” of drugs before he killed and dismembered the man.
A possible threat Friday led to an increased police presence at a southwest Las Vegas Valley high school, the Clark County School District said.
Palo Verde’s boys volleyball team won the Class 5A state title last year. The Panthers lost 11 seniors, but they return the reigning state player of the year.
Mike Newquist had been reassigned in Cirque’s latest series of layoffs. He left the company less than a month later.