Ben Gotz talks to Palo Verde after its big win against Shadow Ridge to put the Panthers in playoff position.
A Disneyland visitor who required medical attention after riding the theme park’s Haunted Mansion attraction died at a hospital this week.
Review-Journal reporters Alex Wright and Jeff Wollard predict the winners of select high school football games each week. Here are their picks for Week 9.
One bill from Republican Stavros Anthony that didn’t get hearing would have reauthorized a small business advocacy office. Its employees lost their jobs.
A luxury homebuilder has started a new project along Charleston Boulevard just west of the 215 Beltway.
NASCAR Cup Series driver William Byron enters Sunday’s playoff race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway hoping to make the Championship 4 round for the third straight year.
“We should all be loving each other,” the singer-actor-producer says. “We need to see the humanity out there and realize that we really do need each other.”
The 2026 Part D plans became available to the public Oct. 1 at Medicare.gov, and there are serious changes, with Part D premiums increasing.
The Medicare star rating system is a terrific tool when you’re trying to choose a Medicare Advantage or Medicare Part D plan.
Las Vegas police investigated a homicide in the area of Sunset Park early Thursday morning.
The remnants of Tropical Storm Priscilla are expected to move into Southern Nevada, bringing a good chance of thunderstorms, according to the National Weather Service.
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.
