Raiders Head Coach Jon Gruden discusses the teams preseason efforts including training camp and joint practices with the rams. He also says that he and General Manager Mike Mayock have to discuss tough calls with the roster size dropping from 90 to 53 players on August 31.
Basic’s baseball team clinched a spot in next week’s Class 5A state baseball tournament Thursday on a walk-off home run against Faith Lutheran.
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The Trump administration took a step Thursday toward quelling economic uncertainty by unveiling a trade deal with the United Kingdom.
It’s time to end Nevada’s dependence on California’s oil.
You can “drill, baby, drill,” or you can “tariff, baby, tariff,” but you can’t do both.
An endless war between heroes and villains.
The Palo Verde softball team locked up a berth in next week’s state tournament and advanced to Saturday’s region final with a win over Centennial on Thursday.
Carrie Cox touted efforts in her first term she said improved transparency within the city and promised to continue support for first responders.
The Aces need to make one more move to get under the WNBA roster limit before the May 15 deadline.
Henderson’s city manager announced Thursday that an in-house police captain will take over the interim chief role.
Firefighters battled a blaze at a solar field near Boulder City, officials said.
The star’s attorney calls sexual-assault allegations “an ugly method of trying to extract money from an 85-year-old American icon.”
Manny Pacquiao is coming out of retirement after nearly four years to challenge for the WBC welterweight championship in Las Vegas.
About $250 million may be dedicated to pay raises for public school educators in the 2025-2027 state budget.
A Las Vegas man accused of DUI after a car he was allegedly driving struck and killed a pedestrian tried to hide “receipts for marijuana vape pens,” police said.
Former UNLV offensive lineman Ben Christman was found dead at his off-campus residence in February.
The reservoir is the source of almost all of Southern Nevada’s drinking water.