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Arbor View’s flag football team improved its record to 18-2 with a home win over Coronado on Wednesday night. Here are photos from the game.
Clark County School District kids take to the streets.
Dependence on California not good for state residents.
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.
Strange bedfellows ignore the potential ramifications.
Nathan Chasing Horse, an alleged cult leader, is accused of targeting fellow Native Americans and sexually assaulting multiple women.
The man was struck by a pickup truck heading south on Boulder Highway between Missouri and Hamilton avenues just after 5:20 p.m., police said.
Nearly every Las Vegas tourism metric was off in 2025, but local experts are saying better times are ahead this year with big trade shows along with special events.
Las Vegas Sands Corp. says its Marina Bay Sands property in Singapore may have had the most profitable quarter ever for a hotel-casino as CEO Goldstein prepares his exit.
The Golden Knights lost their 13th overtime game Tuesday and are 1-5 in shootouts. Some extra points are being left on the table because of a skills competition.
Zoox’s Las Vegas robotaxi service is back in operations after a multiday pause in passenger rides.
The powder was made from milk provided by Organic West Milk Inc., a California company, and processed at a Dairy Farmers of America plant in Fallon, Nevada, company officials said.
Pro Football Hall of Fame voters used politics to snub Bill Belichick in his first year of eligibility. Could they do the same with Raiders minority owner Tom Brady?
The College Football Playoff hired Golden Knights executive Eric Tosi as chief brand marketing and communications officer.
UNLV dropped its second straight home basketball game Tuesday in a performance that forced first-year coach Josh Pastner to take a less energetic tone than usual.
The Nevada Supreme Court wrote in favor of the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s challenge against District Judge Jessica Peterson on Wednesday.
A year ago, Shirley Raines, 58, relocated from Long Beach, California, to Las Vegas, where she continued her nonprofit’s mission to feed and provide cosmetic services to the homeless in the valley.