Robots are coming after Las Vegas jobs, and more so than in all other major cities, according to research by the University of Redlands’ Institute for Spatial Economic Analysis. (Nicole Raz/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Las Vegas resident Jeff Gryczkowski picked 14 straight NFL weekly winners against the spread to win Station Casinos’ Last Man Standing contest and $150,000.
The UNLV football team features 11 players with at least 100 yards receiving and eight with touchdowns, a staple of coach Dan Mullen’s offense and depth.
Crews battled a truck fire Sunday morning at a Las Vegas Strip casino employee parking garage.
The Raiders will have quarterback Geno Smith back in the lineup for Sunday’s road game against the Houston Texans, with Kenny Pickett named his backup.
The name of the police officer involved in a shooting Friday morning west of the Las Vegas Strip has been released by the Metropolitan Police Department.
The Raiders face the streaking Houston Texans on Sunday afternoon at NRG Stadium. Check here for live updates.
Democratic lawmakers on Sunday hammered Trump and the Justice Department for a partial release.
The Raiders look to snap an eight-game losing streak when they face the red-hot Houston Texans on Sunday. Here is how to watch the game.
The Metropolitan Police Department and a “last chance” court program aim to steer kids away from prison.
Here’s today’s local and national sports schedule, including television and radio listings.
The incident involved two vehicles that were heading north on Green Valley Parkway and then turning onto Silver Springs Parkway, police explained.
The Golden Knights fell behind early and couldn’t recover in a loss to the Calgary Flames at Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary on Saturday.
The Legislature’s recent special session may not have made headlines for this issue, but its outcome was critical for every employer in our state. The passage of Senate Bill 8 was the single most important action taken to protect Nevada’s business community and preserve our economic stability.
If you aren’t a Christian, the Christmas story can seem as far-fetched as Santa Claus.
This Giving Tuesday, two American billionaires became heroes instead of villains. Though corporations give away $44 billion annually, it is often hard to see a tangible effect. Michael and Susan Dell’s $6.25 billion gift to Invest America bypasses traditional philanthropies and foundations to make a direct effect on the next generation.
