Vegas Nation’s Heidi Fang and Ed Graney bring us the latest regarding Chiefs wide receiver Mecole Hardman.
The main event of the UFC’s first card on Paramount+ delivered with Justin Gaethje knocking around Paddy Pimblett for five rounds on his way to the interim lightweight title.
The best solution for the West’s water woes is more water. Perhaps California regulators are finally realizing this.
Watching events in Minneapolis and other blue cities, if the goal of Democrats is to make ICE’s work “as messy and complicated as possible,” they have certainly succeeded.
Voters don’t care who gets credit for the idea.
Gender issue aren’t always so simple.
Vice President J.D. Vance is putting his own spin on MAGA — Make America Grow Again.
If cold-eyed American expansionism is the theme, there are fewer better representatives than the 11th president.
The excitement surrounding Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Fernando Mendoza swept through the College Football Playoff national championship game.
UNLV basketball’s five-game home win streak was snapped by San Diego State, which shot 62 percent from 3-point range, Saturday at the Thomas & Mack Center.
UNLV football coach Dan Mullen hopes that it’s more about plugging holes for the Rebels here and there in the transfer portal entering his second season.
UFC officials announced the removal of a lightweight bout hours before the card and later confirmed it was because of suspicious betting activity.
The next head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders could be on the sidelines or in the press box of Sunday’s conference title games, and fans should pay close attention.
Jeremy Lauzon and Shea Theodore have complemented each other well in the Golden Knights’ lineup since the two started skating together two weeks ago.
After more than 30 years without enforcement, an HOA recently began issuing violation notices and scheduling hearings for homeowners parking in their driveways.
The Las Vegas Raiders expanded their head-coaching search Saturday by interviewing former New York Giants coach Brian Daboll, who was on the offensive staff in New England during Tom Brady’s stint as quarterback.
The police chief appealed for calm, both from the public and and from federal law enforcement.