Pro golfer Phil Mickelson shot a 65 in the first round of the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open in Las Vegas, Oct. 3, 2019. (Ron Kantowski / Las Vegas Review-Journal)
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Jordan Clarkson, Mitchell Robinson and Tyler Kolek made up for a poor shooting night from tournament MVP Jalen Brunson to help the New York Knicks win the NBA Cup.
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.
Although my charitable acts have taken different forms since then, I am heartened to see that there are still folks enthusiastic about toy drives, “angel trees,” food pantries and holiday visits to shut-ins.
Republicans must not embrace policies championed by the ringleaders of Bidenomics.
Even if you break a few rules, think about dose and response.
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver updated the gambling scandal that rocked the league earlier this year, ahead of the NBA Cup championship game in Las Vegas.
State officials spoke publicly about their goals for a post-2026 Colorado River agreement, too.
NBA commissioner Adam Silver said the league should have clarity on the potential to expand to new markets, including Las Vegas, sometime in 2026.
Henderson’s two largest police unions are distancing themselves from Councilwoman Monica Larson after she renounced a political endorsement from one of them last week.
Las Vegas police said they believe there may be additional victims of a local youth soccer coach who was recently arrested on suspicion of child sexual assault.
Jeep’s CEO apologized to owners of the brand’s plug-in hybrids, who have dealt with as many as three recalls over battery fire risk in the past two years.
A visitor from Southern California hit a major jackpot at a Caesars Entertainment property on the Strip Monday, according to a Caesars representative.
Terence Crawford announced his retirement from boxing three months after moving up to super middleweight and defeating Canelo Alvarez at Allegiant Stadium.
Defenseman Jeremy Lauzon is nearing a return from an injury and could be an option when the Golden Knights face the New Jersey Devils on Wednesday at T-Mobile Arena.
Brandon Saad and Reilly Smith have alternated in and out of the Golden Knights’ lineup, with the veteran wingers taking a back seat to younger players who are playing well.