Patrick Duffy, CEO and President of the Nevada School of the Arts, unveils and hand written scroll of a poem written by Metro Capt. Harry Fagel. (Rachel Aston/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Here’s today’s local and national sports schedule, including television and radio listings.
The first day of high school football camps in Southern Nevada began Monday, with all schools starting with two days of getting acclimated to the summer heat.
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.
NDOT will delay re-imposing some restrictions — for now.
It’s safe to say the Aces’ trade for Jewell Loyd hasn’t proved to be the “seamless” championship move that team president Nikki Fargas touted it to be in February.
Shane Tamura, 27, had lived in a gated community in west Las Vegas. He drove his Nevada-registered BMW to New York City.
The Raiders’ release of Christian Wilkins was the right move for a team that didn’t need his presence and the forthcoming details disrupting training camp.
Anabel Sarabia and Alberto Sarabia described how their three daughters had been gathered around the dining table before gunfire shattered their evening.
A Las Vegas man died after a crash involving several vehicles July 22 on South Decatur Boulevard and Faircenter Drive, according to police.
A man from Las Vegas stalked through a Manhattan office tower firing a rifle, killing four people, before taking his own life, officials said.
The private New York university lost $400 million in contracts and grants over post-Oct. 7 harassment and intimidation. Now it will pay $200 million.
The large blaze destroyed several businesses at the University Gardens Shopping Center.
A large piece of asphalt broke through a car’s windshield on Monday, leaving a 6-year-old boy critically injured, police said.
Raiders first-year coach Pete Carroll has shown throughout his NFL career he typically tries to win his team’s preseason games.
In addition to the five newly opened stores, two other stores are set to open this year at the Las Vegas shopping center.
Colorado coach Deion Sanders disclosed that he was diagnosed with an aggressive form of bladder cancer but after surgery his oncologist has considered him cured.
The boy appeared before Family Judge Randall Forman who said that the juvenile’s decision to plead guilty could result in a “range of consequences.”