In the Golden Knights 1-0 victory, goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury made 19 saves against the New York Islanders to notch his 60th career shutout. Head coach Peter DeBoer, Reilly Smith and Fleury discuss the win and his performance in the shutout. (Heidi Fang/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
The Moapa Valley Fire District reported Saturday night that the Huntsman Fire, which started on the eastside of Mormon Mesa on Friday, was 25 percent contained.
Here’s today’s local and national sports schedule, including television and radio listings.
Freshman running back Jai’Den Thomas scored four rushing touchdowns to tie the Rebels’ single-game record in UNLV’s win against Texas-El Paso on Saturday.
Psychopaths can rarely be rehabilitated.
To do better on climate, we must resist the misleading, alarmist climate narrative. Panic is a terrible adviser.
Nevada Democrats support partial birth abortion. They just don’t like to mention it.
If members don’t do their jobs, they shouldn’t get a check.
Ending illegal immigration now depends solely on the American people overriding the corrupt special interests and leaders who profit from the current chaos and human misery.
Paying ransoms for hostages encourages more hostage taking, putting more Americans traveling abroad in jeopardy.
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred said in an interview that Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao should shoulder some of the blame for her city losing yet another sports franchise.
The soon-to-be-Las Vegas Athletics are a public relations nightmare off the field, most recently with a problematic retirement gift to a future Hall of Famer.
The worker had a major laceration to his neck, a Las Vegas police spokesman said.
The No. 1-seeded Aces host the No. 4 Dallas Wings, hoping to limit the impact of Dallas’ center rotation. Game 1 is Sunday at Michelob Ultra Arena.
The Nevada Republican Central Committee has voted to hold a presidential caucus in 2024, in addition to the state’s presidential preference primary.
Arbor View pulled off a double overtime victory at Desert Pines on Friday. But the game was overshadowed by ejections, two key injuries and a fight at the end.
All of the Golden Knights got the chance to spend a day with the Stanley Cup this summer, as is tradition. Their celebrations ram the gamut from low-key to raucous.