The Raiders’ “Monday Night Football” opponent features a struggling kicker and slumping quarterback who will hope to bounce back at Allegiant Stadium.
The Raiders will take their nine-game losing streak to prime time on Monday night when they host a Falcons team still fighting for the NFC South title.
Dominic Lavoie discusses the Raiders QB situation and Charles Snowdens arrest. The rest of the Vegas Nation crew talk all things Week 15.
We planted what we thought was a lime tree around 10 years ago. Now we have a 20-foot-tall, nicely shaped tree bearing an unknown fruit.
Sportsmemo.com handicapper Joe D’Amico analyzes every NFL Week 15 Sunday and Monday game and makes predictions for each matchup.
Efflorescence can be seen in many places, such as on block walls where it appears as white stains or powder. It often looks like fresh snow.
Faith Lutheran is promoting an assistant following the retirement of coach Mike Sanford. The Crusaders have two straight state runner-up finishes.
The Palo Verde boys and girls bowling teams claimed wins Friday at The Orleans. Here are photos from the matches.
Here’s today’s local and national sports schedule, including television and radio listings.
Check out the scores and top performances from Friday’s high school basketball and flag football action.
Here are the 9th go-round results from the National Finals Rodeo at the Thomas & Mack Center.
Coleman Proctor won his team roping go-round Friday and has taken the lead in the all-around standings from Shad Mayfield. The National Finals Rodeo ends Saturday.
With the pressures of trying to keep pace and qualify for an eighth straight Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, the early part of 2024 weighed heavily on the Hillsdale, Wyo., product.
The annual event allows Clark County special needs children to interact with the best of the best rodeo cowboys and cowgirls.
Benjamin Franklin once noted, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” The Nevada Public Employees’ Retirement System shows the high cost of ignoring that adage.
Let’s state the obvious: New York District Attorney Alvin Bragg would never have brought this case had Mr. Penny been Black.
Every school day, drivers speed through school zones and pay no attention to the flashing lights to slow down.
District Attorney Steve Wolfson feels the maximum punishment or four years is not enough for this crime, and I could not agree more.
It seems as if the Formula 1 magic is beginning to tarnish quickly only two years into a 10-year contract.