Review-Journal Vegas Nation host Bryan Salmond and reporter Michael Gehlken discuss the Raiders’ four-day break from practice as they head into their bye week.
A lawsuit accuses Las Vegas police officers tackling and arresting her when someone else taunted them during an anti-ICE protest.
Disruptions outside Las Vegas from federal shutdown could affect flights here, airport officials say
Las Vegas’ Harry Reid International Airport says operations are continuing to run normally, but air traffic control no-shows in Los Angeles impacted flights Sunday.
The Nevada Air National Guard says the red fir was grown in the Carson Ranger District and has been temporarily housed at its Reno base before it heads to Washington.
Sami Hamdi, who is Muslim, was on a speaking tour in the U.S.
The Golden Knights, who have scored one goal in the first two games of their road trip, will play at the Carolina Hurricanes on Tuesday before returning home.
A dollar went a very long way Sunday for a keno player who hit a six-figure jackpot at a northwest Las Vegas Valley casino.
Nevada’s SNAP food program faces shutdown as federal rules block state funding, leaving 500,000 residents at risk while officials urge bipartisan action.
The Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association made its second change to the Open Division playoffs after a team did not report the changed result of a forfeited game.
UNLV, coming off a bye week, will return to the field against New Mexico on Saturday at Allegiant Stadium before playing at Colorado State on Nov. 8.
George Atkinson, who played for the Raiders from 1968 to 1977, has died at age 78. He was a seventh-round pick of the Raiders out of Morris Brown in 1968.
The company hired a firm with a history of demolishing casinos to tear down a hotel.
The Shadow Ridge boys and girls cross country teams have dominated Class 5A for a half decade, but that could change this year with the ascension of Sky Pointe.
He was the latest in a series of top U.S. officials to visit the center for civilian and military coordination.
Benjamin Netanyahu, who has clocked 17 nonconsecutive years at the top, outpolls all other candidates for the job.
Hamas has expanded its search for bodies of hostages in the Gaza Strip, the Palestinian terrorist group said Sunday.
Israeli cyber official Tom Alexandrovich pleads not guilty to U.S. child sting charges; defense seeks federal evidence before March trial begins.
The U.S. Agriculture Department announced that as of Nov. 1, it would no longer send out aid under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program to low-income Americans.
The Raiders have agreed to terms with veteran wide receiver Tyler Lockett
A Henderson Target recently unveiled a redesigned store, with the store director saying it felt like “a long time coming.”