Chef Dan Krohmer talks about the construction of his new restaurant at Fremont Street’s Fergusons Downtown complex in downtown Las Vegas. (Al Mancini/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
The Golden Knights will have center Jack Eichel back for Friday’s game against the St. Louis Blues, but defenseman Brayden McNabb will miss his first game in almost two years.
Edward Dias is accused of fleeing the scene after hitting a woman who was walking in the roadway.
Sarah Davi and her husband, the Rev. Nick Davi, were shot by their neighbor, Joe Junio, in December 2023, after a conversation during which Junio suddenly exited her vehicle and pointed a gun at them, the complaint filed Monday alleged.
A woman was killed in a hit-and-run crash after she was struck by two vehicles on New Year’s Day, according to police.
Las Vegas Review-Journal sports betting reporter Todd Dewey will keep track of all the action at the city’s sportsbooks in 2026, starting with Super Bowl 60 in February.
New Redfin report details home sales and median sale prices for 2025 in Summerlin West, Summerlin North and Summerlin South.
Golden Knights center William Karlsson, who has been out since November with a lower-body injury, was not named to Sweden’s roster for the Winter Olympics on Friday.
The 2026 college football season will culminate in Las Vegas for the first time. That’s one of the stories Review-Journal reporter Adam Hill will be following this year.
Many of the wounded were in their teens to mid-20s, police said.
A number of issues could come to the forefront in 2026 when it comes to all things real estate and housing.
Golden Knights defenseman Noah Hanifin was named to Team USA’s Olympic roster on Friday, joining teammate Jack Eichel for the Winter Olympics in Italy in February.
A woman was detained after a report of a shooting at a Henderson home on Thursday night, according to police.
One person is dead after a two-vehicle crash Thursday night in the northeast Las Vegas Valley.
Here’s today’s local and national sports schedule, including television and radio listings.
Washington can barely keep the lights on between shutdown threats. Meanwhile, ordinary Americans are doing what Congress can’t: solving problems in their own communities.
The glorious Christmas feast hosted by Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada was uplifting.
