Updated: Conor McGregor turned himself in to the NYPD late Thursday night after his involvement in vandalizing a UFC bus transporting fighters in Brooklyn, New York. Two fighters, Michael Chiesa and Ray Borg, suffered injuries in the incident forcing them off of the UFC 223 card. Artem Lobov, a teammate and friend of McGregor’s, was also removed from the card for his involvement in what happened.
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.
Low-income Americans have higher rates of obesity than rich Americans. That alone is reason to rethink food stamps.
MGM and Caesars CEOs have acknowledged price missteps.
Democrats are facing headwinds in places where Democrats should be winning big.
If the United States wants to lead in AI, it must lead with integrity.
Despite that interpretation, U.S. District Judge Richard Boulware has not declared a mistrial and jurors have indicated a desire to continue deliberations.
The outbreak has affected parts of northwest Arizona and southwest Utah. Some have been hospitalized.
Raiders defensive coordinator Patrick Graham used the bye week to evaluate his group, and came up with one key weakness the team has to shore up.
Two days before thousands of Nevadans on food stamps are slated to lose nutritional benefits, state lawmakers affirmed $30 million to help food banks stay afloat.
Retired Las Vegas Review-Journal horse racing writer Mike Brunker analyzes Friday’s five races in the Breeders’ Cup World Championships at Del Mar, California.
The Golden Knights, coming off a strong end to their three-game road trip, begin a season-long six-game homestand against the Colorado Avalanche on Friday.
The Raiders hope the return of tight end Brock Bowers and wide receiver Jakobi Meyers can spark a struggling offense that ranks 31st in points per game.
Pro sports bettor Chuck Edel is 8-1 on his Review-Journal weekend best bets and is banking on the Broncos-Texans total this week.
NV Energy has changed it rates as of Oct. 1, affecting all ratepayers in Southern Nevada.
The WNBA and its players agreed to an extension on the collective bargaining agreement, but a deal between the league and players doesn’t appear to be imminent.
Teachers have banned it. Influencers and child psychologists have tried to make sense of it. Dictionary.com’s word of the year isn’t even really a word.
Intermountain Health will acquire a Las Vegas-based radiology company to increase patient’s access to care.
