Kathy Olivier talks to the loss to Wright State on Nov. 9, 2018, at Cox Pavilion. (Betsy Helfand/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Frontier Airlines on Tuesday announced its biggest GoWild! flight pass yet. Here’s a look at the details on the promotion.
The Aces have made a lot of changes this season, and guard Jackie Young and center Kiah Stokes are two key players that have had to adapt.
Builders locally and nationally are notching fewer sales as buyers face economic headwinds.
Las Vegas police are searching for a suspect after a juvenile was injured in a shooting Tuesday afternoon in the northeast valley.
Prosecutors played video for the court showing the post-shooting scene, with a bloodied man on the floor and people moaning, screaming and crying.
The UFC will continue to be an anchor tenant at T-Mobile Arena thanks to an extension announced Wednesday morning. WWE is also committing to the venue.
Check out the scores and top performances from Tuesday’s high school soccer and girls volleyball action.
Here’s today’s local and national sports schedule, including television and radio listings.
A man in a wheelchair was struck by a vehicle in the area of West Charleston Boulevard and Heavenly Hill Court, according to police.
Las Vegas High, No. 3 in the Review-Journal’s Class 5A rankings, shut out No. 2 Canyon Springs in a boys soccer match Tuesday. Here are photos from the game.
New York City voters just gave us a glimpse of the Democratic Party’s future—and it looks to voters like more crime than common sense.
Uncharacteristically for him, Donald Trump is being too modest in asserting his power over the Federal Reserve.
It’s getting really old listening to all the phonies and frauds on the Democrat side of the aisle.
“The Wizard of Oz at the Sphere” has received massive publicity, and from what I read, most overwhelmingly favorable.
Thoughts revealed on the new Boulder Highway project.
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.
Gun control won’t stop evil. Just look at what happened in Chicago.
Here’s a perspective worth remembering as Nevada state government continues to be crippled by a major cyberattack.
The move comes as the Metropolitan Police Department attempts to close the year at under 125 traffic fatalities for 2025.