Colyn Abron and Aaliyah Thomas, 17-year-old ambassadors for Clark County’s Summer Business Institute internship program, discuss students’ presentation on school safety to a panel of nine Las Vegas community leaders Friday. (Katelyn Newberg/ Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Here’s today’s local and national sports schedule, including television and radio listings.
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.
A peculiar viral trend has swept across social media, sparking heated debates and revealing deep cultural divides: the “Man vs. Bear” dilemma.
You should be as worried about rising temperatures as a child crossing a street — aware of both the threat and how to mitigate it.
Paying a bigger price for bureaucratic arrogance.
A spokesman for Harry Reid International Airport said lines were long, but moving Tuesday evening at the Las Vegas airport.
Alisa Petrov, 15, hasn’t been seen since leaving her school in American Fork, Utah, on April 21, according to the South Jordan Police Department.
Jewell Loyd scored 20 points in her second game with the Aces to lead the team to a road win over the Connecticut Sun on Tuesday.
Zaon Collins, who was a star UNLV recruit and is now a Fresno State junior, crashed into a car driven by Eric Echevarria in 2020.
The U.K. suspended free trade talks with Israel on Tuesday and hit West Bank settlers with sanctions, less than a day after vowing “concrete actions” if Israel didn’t stop its new military offensive in Gaza.
Republicans control the White House and Congress – and still there’s little fiscal restraint.
Clark County officials are investigating after two people were reported dead in separate incidents connected to EDC.
Here are three things to watch during the Raiders’ organized team activities this week, including the health of defensive tackle Christian Wilkins.
Raiders owner Mark Davis talked about the team’s busy offseason and the influence of Tom Brady in an exclusive interview with the Review-Journal on Tuesday.
North Las Vegas Police officers should have used nonlethal options instead of fatally shooting a woman who they knew to be mentally ill and carrying a knife, a lawsuit alleges.