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Nique Clifford had 24 points, and No. 2 seed Colorado State beat fifth-seeded Boise State on Saturday in the final of the Mountain West basketball tournament.
As they approached the home, officers heard the sound of a gunshot. Once inside, officers found a man and a woman who were suffering from gunshot wounds.
America doesn’t have the money to be the world’s benefactor.
If Jhone Ebert wants to fix the Clark County School District she needs to undo its past mistakes.
President Donald Trump’s economic priority shouldn’t be preventing a recession.
While visitors flock to the Mob Museum and the Atomic Museum to reflect on the past, these institutions should serve as reminders, not blueprints for the future.
Every child deserves the opportunity to succeed.
Rod Stewart celebrated No. 200 at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace on Wednesday. That’s a personal record for one venue.
Officers responded to the Las Vegas Strip hotel after initial reports of a possible shooting there, but police said there was no evidence that a shooting occurred.
Kevin Kruger is as nice a guy as you’ll meet, but his UNLV teams never made the NCAA Tournament in his four seasons as coach, and that cost him his job Saturday.
Thousands packed downtown Henderson for the 57th annual Southern Nevada Sons and Daughters of Erin St. Patrick’s Day festival.
Las Vegas native Kyle Busch’s last win in the NASCAR Cup Series came in June 2023. He has three top-10 finishes through the first four races of this season.
The discussions about expanding the NCAA Tournament field have not been driven by fans or broadcast companies but by a power play from the biggest conferences.
Christopher Bell is looking to win his fourth straight NASCAR Cup Series race Sunday at the Pennzoil 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
The Raiders lost several key defensive players in the first week of free agency, but signed their replacements and will look to the NFL draft for more help.
The conferences filed a motion to stay their case in California while they explore a resolution over $55 million in “poaching fees,” according to a report.