The New York Islanders gave McPhee a job after the Capitals fired him in 2014. (Steve Carp/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Here’s today’s local and national sports schedule, including television and radio listings.
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Bishop Gorman’s baseball team got a strong performance on the mound and a key defensive play to keep its season alive in the Class 5A Southern Region playoffs.
Drake Harvey won the Class 4A individual state title, and Doral Academy won the 4A team title Wednesday. The 5A and 3A region tournaments were also held Wednesday.
Steven Woods has been accused in connection with a crash that killed two children near Moapa Valley.
During oral arguments in Carson City, in a case launched by several big news organizations, a Nevada Supreme Court justice asked about ensuring fairness in the proceedings.
A 77-year-old man from Germany has died after falling on a hike at Arches National Park, authorities said.
Canada is not for sale, Prime Minister Mark Carney tells President Trump during a Monday visit to the Oval Office.
No Israeli officials have reached out to the Bohbot family to say the number of hostages believed to be alive had changed.
The Golden Knights’ first selection in the 2017 expansion draft is now starting against them for the Oilers in the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs.
With Lake Mead one-third full and projections foreshadowing a dry future, the National Park Service is taking action to ensure that boating will remain uninterrupted.
A motorcyclist is dead after a crash Wednesday afternoon involving a Dodge Caravan in North Las Vegas.
The Aces trimmed their roster to 14 players Wednesday by waiving a center and one of their 2025 draft picks.