Lawler and Condit discuss tonight’s fight. Lawler defeated Condit in the title fight for UFC 195 world welterweight champion.
It was a busy news year for the Las Vegas Review-Journal. With the growth the Las Vegas Valley is experiencing, it’s not expected that 2026 will be any different.
The trade deadline, Mitch Marner and the health of goaltender Adin Hill will be some of the stories Golden Knights reporter Danny Webster follows this year.
Here’s the Metropolitan Police Department’s plan to reduce traffic-related fatalities and keep officer-involved shootings at an all-time low
Review-Journal reporters Vinny Bonsignore and Adam Hill answer questions about the Raiders’ lost season and what changes need to happen in the offseason.
Major changes are coming to Nevada high school sports in 2026, including another new football format. Here are five storylines reporter Alex Wright will be following.
Nevada is headed for a drier, hotter future. Here’s what you need to know.
The Raiders and Chiefs are facing a crucial offseason, including whether Kansas City tight end Travis Kelce will retire and ride off into the sunset with Taylor Swift.
The lawsuit was filed in Clark County District Court in Las Vegas.
Raiders coach Pete Carroll and general manager John Spytek inherited a flawed operation that has incurred a plethora of misfortune and bad decision-making over the years.
December 2025 was the warmest December on record, the National Weather Service said. But the month also saw some rain.
Joshua Johnson, 31, was booked into the Clark County Detention Center on Friday.
“We’ll be involved in it very much,” the president said. “We can’t take a chance in letting somebody else run and just take over what he left.”
Here’s today’s local and national sports schedule, including television and radio listings.
The Raiders host a Chiefs team that has six wins, lost Patrick Mahomes to a season-ending knee injury and will miss the playoffs for the first time since 2014.
It asks to restrict the way police enforce dispersal orders and shoot pepper balls in the wake of controversy over protests last year.
Mike Scherer, who helped build one of the most successful defenses in school history, will coach linebackers with the Rebels.