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The annual “Battle for Boulder Highway” game is one of several high school football games in Southern Nevada to keep an eye on this week.
The judge also ruled that federal judges in Nevada could decide whether to select their own interim U.S. attorney.
Tony Alamo, a longtime education advocate that has a Las Vegas elementary school named for him, was father to a former Nevada Gaming Commission chairman.
CBS Sportsline handicapper Bruce Marshall provides college football notes and trends for Week 6 games for the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
The U.S. government shut down Wednesday, with Democratic lawmakers insisting that any deal address their health care demands and Republicans saying those negotiations can happen after the government is funded.
Pete Carroll could be just about anywhere, doing nearly anything that comes to mind, after accomplishing so much as a championship-winning coach in college and the NFL, the multimillion-dollar contracts he received as reward for such efforts.
The two major U.S. gaming markets highlight a larger national trend in which casinos are generating more money even as fewer customers walk through the doors.
The compact, obtained Thursday by The Associated Press, asks universities to accept the government’s definition of gender and apply it to campus bathrooms, locker rooms and women’s sports teams.
The battle over records stems from a traffic stop where an police officer is accused of taking a woman’s phone and copying “intimate” photos from it.
Review-Journal reporters Alex Wright and Jeff Wollard predict the winners of select high school football games each week. Here are their picks for Week 8.
The Aces won three of four games against the Phoenix Mercury in the regular season, but the teams are pretty evenly matched entering the WNBA Finals.
Former UNLV quarterback Shane Steichen has led the Colts to a surprising 3-1 start this season and is the early favorite for NFL coach of the year.
“I play a woman who realizes that there are no rules when it comes to aging,” June Squibb says of her role in the new film “Eleanor the Great.”
Though the CDC is undergoing major changes, the overall fall vaccine recommendations for older adults resemble last year’s advice, with one exception.
Only around 200 analog, vintage photobooths are left in the world. A Las Vegas couple owns six of them.
Medicare offers four ways to pay your premium online, but first you’ll need to create an account at Medicare.gov.
Known for its pink elephant out front, the low-slung motel was built in 1940, making it one of the oldest buildings still standing on the Strip.
The Metropolitan Police in London, who lead counter-terrorism policing operations, declared the rampage a terrorist attack.
Southern Nevada is beginning its steady cool-down after a long summer, although above-normal warmth may linger through the fall.
Here’s today’s local and national sports schedule, including television and radio listings.