Las Vegas Sands shuts down digital gaming project, ends 150 local jobs
Here’s today’s local and national sports schedule, including television and radio listings.
Star center Jack Eichel wanted to remain in Las Vegas, and the Golden Knights wanted him. Everything worked out with an eight-year, $108 million contract extension.
Pavel Dorofeyev had a hat trick, but the Golden Knights couldn’t hold a lead and lost to the Los Angeles Kings in a shootout Wednesday at T-Mobile Arena.
Check out the scores and top performances from Wednesday’s high school tennis, soccer and girls volleyball action.
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.
The district has taken the audacious step of sanctioning educators for exercising their out-of-school, personal First Amendment free speech protections.
Gov. Joe Lombardo must now show by his actions that he is an advocate for these children.
Shutting down the government for a few days or even weeks doesn’t seriously affect the lives or the livelihoods of most Americans.
Bishop Gorman’s girls golf team won the Class 5A Southern Region team title thanks to an impressive second day of play.
The Aces held off a late rally from the Phoenix Mercury to win Game 3 of the WNBA Finals and move one win away from their third championship in four years.
The east Las Vegas school has close to 2,400 students, according to its website.
Raiders coach Pete Carroll is staying optimistic about tight end Brock Bowers’ knee injury, even though the second-year pro missed last week’s loss to the Colts.
The suspension of a nutrition assistance program will start Thursday due to the ongoing federal government shutdown.
A small wildfire, caused by lightning, is burning in Zion National Park in southern Utah.
Israel and Hamas have agreed to the “first phase” of his peace plan to pause fighting and release at least some hostages and prisoners, U.S. President Donald Trump said Wednesday.
An officer then falsified an arrest report in order to “manufacture probable cause,” the complaint claims.
The signage has gone up for the new store which is expected to open this year.
The new offer is the latest in a series of moves by Las Vegas casinos to encourage visitation amid a months-long decline.