Bail was set at half a million dollars for Cierre Wood, the ex-pro football player who faces a charge of first-degree murder with his girlfriend Amy Taylor in the death of 5-year-old La’Rayah Patra Nicole Lamont Davis. (Michael Quine/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
There’s much more promise and potential than proven commodities in the Raiders secondary. Here’s a preview before the team opens training camp Wednesday.
Shortly after the shooter was released, he and his twin brother—both 16 —began posting threatening messages and displaying weapons on Instagram, according to the slain teen’s father.
Here’s what you should know about what the One Big Beautiful Bill Act does, and how it’ll impact Nevada’s health care.
Here’s today’s local and national sports schedule, including television and radio listings.
Manny Pacquiao was the underdog all week until he walked to the ring inside the MGM Grand Garden on Saturday.
The park service said, “More than 70 structures on the North Rim, including the Grand Canyon Lodge, were lost during the weekend of July 12-13.”
Should be more in line with Social Security.
Unmasking ICE agents would put them in danger.
We were living in an “emperor has no clothes” make-believe world for the past few years.
The GOP is no longer fighting over marginal tax rates for high earners. It’s fighting over who the country is for.
Now, as he takes the heat in the coverage, it’s time for Rubio to keep going.
How much would it cost and how will the county pay for it?
The Sacramento Kings and Charlotte Hornets will face off Sunday night for the NBA Summer League title at the Thomas & Mack Center.
As Southern Nevada grows, so do spaces for aggressive mosquitoes to prosper. Golf courses are especially inviting.
Raiders running back Ashton Jeanty left a mark on the Boise State football program. The Broncos’ coach and leaders believe he will do the same in the NFL.
An attorney for a woman who accused Shannon Sharpe of sexual assaulting her in Las Vegas said a lawsuit related to the accusation has been resolved.
First-year UNLV basketball coach Josh Pastner took time during a busy stretch to break down film with the Review-Journal from the Rebels’ summer access workouts.