After the Aces rallied from 23 points behind to tie the game at 56 with 5:35 left in the third quarter, Phoenix went on a 14-2 run to re-establish control.
Golden Knights fans should see some familiar faces during the NHL play-in games Friday.
Joe Biden’s age and questions about his mental acuity highlight the importance of his vice presidential choice.
You don’t help renters in the long-run by targeting landlords. That’s what Clark County Commissioner Justin Jones is proposing to do, however.
Nevada lawmakers hit the ground running Friday with the opening of the Legislature’s second special session of the summer, moving quickly on measures to change mining taxes and provide for pandemic-driven mail-in voting in November.
Gov. Steve Sisolak on Friday extended several COVID-19 related emergency directives that were set to expire at the end of July, including limits on the size of public gatherings and a half-capacity restriction on indoor business occupancy.
The private Catholic high school in Las Vegas will offer two options for families for fall semester: full-time in-person learning or online only.
An agreement to transfer marijuana dispensary licenses awarded almost two years ago was conditionally approved Friday by the Nevada Tax Commission, two weeks into a trial over how the multimillion-dollar licenses were initially doled out.
A protest is expected Friday in front of the Bellagio Fountains for families who haven’t received their unemployment payments.
Park rangers at Zion National Park in Utah are looking for information after sandstone was vandalized.
From swimming and fishing to houseboating and paddling around, outdoor water activities abound in Southern Nevada.
Incumbents on the Clark County Commission have big fundraising leads over their opponents, but an open seat that drew two big-name candidates is competitive when it comes to donations.
Two restaurant chains with eateries located on the Las Vegas Strip have filed for bankruptcy this week.
Even without NFL preseason games, the month still shapes up as the biggest August ever with the NBA, NHL and Major League Baseball back on the betting board.
The former second-round pick was out of the league last year, but had 2,873 yards and 29 touchdowns in four seasons with Cincinnati before a brief stint with New England.
Robert Eliason’s legal battle began in 2017. The embattled lawman, who is not a certified police officer, has served in office since 2015 and is now in his second term.
Favorites have been on a tear in UFC events, but handicapper Lou Finocchiaro is staying the course with three underdog plays for Saturday.
As thousands of furloughed or laid off Caesars workers worry about making ends meet, five company executives are set to get pay raises.
Chef Luciano Pellegrini expects to open Heavenly Pizza Pies in mid-August.
Staying in to prevent the spread of the coronavirus has spurred many to shop online – in turn creating hundreds of local jobs in the e-commerce industry.
Don’t we have more important issues?
With less than 100 days to go until Election Day, President Donald Trump is campaigning like he did the first time, as a challenger running against the sitting president, who this time happens to be himself.
The school board’s evaluation of Superintendent Jesus Jara was simultaneously comedic and tragic.
As civil rights leader Rep. John Lewis is laid to rest, he leaves a message of peace, love and nonviolence as the best instruments for change.
A day after a special meeting to discuss Superintendent Jesus Jara’s conduct and contract was abruptly adjourned, trustees discuss how they can refocus on school issues.
The owners of the hotel that inspired The Killers’ album “Sam’s Town” has dropped its entertainment division.
Many players fail to follow up their paper handicapping with a visual review of a horse’s previous race or races. That puts them at a big disadvantage.
The city of Las Vegas said Thursday it had temporarily suspended permits for three organizations to use city-owned sports fields because they violated statewide orders on safe play related to the coronavirus pandemic.
On Thursday, the Las Vegas Raiders released a video revealing the interior of their new headquarters in Henderson.
The Aces have averaged 93 points on nearly 50 percent shooting in their first two games, with A’ja Wilson’s 21.5 points per game leading the way.
NFL rookies won’t have the standard learning curve this season, COVID-19 having eliminated the opportunity for critical on-field practice.
The D Las Vegas has rescinded a new dress code policy that barred people with face and neck tattoos from entering the downtown hotel-casino.
Handicapper Dana Lane is betting against the Golden Knights, who might be without leading scorer Max Pacioretty. Dallas is a +115 underdog to the Knights, who are -125.
Two small air-tankers collided in mid-air in southeast Nevada on Thursday while battling a wildfire about 150 miles northeast of Las Vegas.
Nevada State College announced in May that it was tentatively planning an in-person ceremony for August, but it’s now aiming for later this year or spring 2021.
The Silver Knights could play their first game as soon as Dec. 4.
Piero’s Italian Cuisine and Pamplemousse le Restaurant say CES going digital means they’ll delay their reopenings, while Golden Steer has seen some diversity.
Raiders coach Jon Gruden hates coronavirus it for the way it takes lives and wreaks havoc on everything we took for granted and how it taunts and mocks us every single day.
Chicken wars, fueled recently by Popeye’s Louisiana Kitchen and Chick-fil-A, will get a boost with the planned entry of Texas-based Golden Chick.
Jerome “Jerry” Vallen, the founding dean of UNLV’s first hospitality college and the co-founder of UNLVino, died Thursday at age 91.
The Southern Nevada Health District on Wednesday said it no longer recommends people who tested positive for COVID-19 be tested again.
Guagenti (screen name ShadowJacker) won Event 29 of the WSOP Online, a $2,000 buy-in No-limit Hold’em tournament, earning $305,443.36.
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A’ja Wilson had 21 points and 11 rebounds, Dearica Hamby scored 20 and the Aces earned their first win of the season, 100-70 over the Atlanta Dream.
Are residents getting their money’s worth?
Democrats demand attorney general testimony and then refuse to let him answer.
UNLV’s field at Allegiant Stadium includes the team nickname in both end zones and the arched logo on the playing field.
The Golden Knights face the Arizona Coyotes on Thursday in a midsummer exhibition game that will be nothing like their last trip to Edmonton, Alberta, in March.
The special session of the Nevada Legislature, scheduled to begin Thursday, has been delayed, and sources say continued wrangling over a law to grant businesses immunity from COVID-19 lawsuits is at fault.
He was accused of sexually exploiting his stepdaughter in a new federal complaint and was previously indicted in an alleged conspiracy to commit violence at BLM protests.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has undergone a nonsurgical medical procedure in New York City and expects to be released from a hospital there by the end of the week, the Supreme Court said Wednesday night.
Vegas Nation host Cassie Soto is joined by Ed Graney, Adam Hill, Mick Akers and Heidi Fang to breakdown what’s new with the Raiders.
Every day the team walks from the JW Marriott Edmonton ICE District hotel to Ford Hall, the main entrance to Rogers Place, and gets tested for COVID-19.
The teachers — along with other new licensed professionals such as school counselors — were asked to report to their school Wednesday for in-person or remote sessions.
Hawaii residents have voiced concerns about the effectiveness of a temporary quarantine for travelers to slow the coronavirus as the number of visitors to the state increases.
Las Vegas Sands Corp. will continue to offer its employees pay and benefits through at least Oct. 31.
A political action committee dedicated to fighting the statewide mask mandate is expected to protest in Summerlin Wednesday afternoon.
The service provided two fixed routes connecting Nevada State College with the College of Southern Nevada’s Charleston, North Las Vegas and Henderson campuses.
The report follows cases in other states of unsolicited packages containing seeds. Authorities are warning people not to plant the seeds, saying they could pose a hazard.
Goalie Marc-Andre Fleury will start for the Golden Knights on Thursday when they face Arizona in an exhibition game at Rogers Place in Edmonton, Alberta.
Las Vegas police responded twice to 911 calls from Republican congressional candidate Dan Rodimer’s now-wife in 2018 alleging domestic violence and that Rodimer had stolen guns and jewelry belonging to her, according to police records.
Or will the Silent Majority rear its head again?
Behavior science dictates that school will remain closed.
If the media covered pandemics like they do the Portland riots, the coronavirus wouldn’t be dominating the headlines.
NBA resumes season with social justice slogans on jerseys.
Gov. Steve Sisolak issued an emergency directive Tuesday reopening athletic fields and ordering social distancing protocols for in-person schooling.
A motorcyclist is in critical condition after he was struck by an SUV in the south valley on Tuesday afternoon.
Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top is a friend and fan of Morris Day and Snoop Dogg. Thus, a song is born.
When viewers tune in to the Knights’ games this postseason, they’ll likely be treated to a variety of new sounds. And that includes a few cuss words that need to be censored.
Three Clark County school board trustees called for the special meeting for 1 p.m. Wednesday to discuss Superintendent Jesus Jara’s job performance and consider terminating his contract.
The Nevada Republican Party filed a complaint Tuesday saying state Senate Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro and other Democratic state Senate candidates misused political action committees to get around campaign donation limits.
The economic recovery from the pandemic is going to look a lot differently from recoveries from other financial calamaties, including 9-11 and 1 October.
Nighttime crowd at Revelré will be seated, with table service for cocktails and an expanded menu.
Advocacy groups throughout Nevada plan to call on the state not to return to traditional, in-person voting in November, saying it may discourage voters of color, young people and those with disabilities from participating.
A $1 trillion GOP coronavirus relief package drew fire from all quarters Tuesday as the leaders of a divided Republican caucus entered into negotiations with Democrats and the White House.
Team owner now living in Las Vegas full time while team continues testing players for COVID-19.
The effort to amend the state constitution to turn once-a-decade redistricting over to an independent commission appears dead, after the group behind the effort couldn’t gather enough signatures.
Jon Rahm, coming off a win at the Memorial Tournament, leads a quartet of 12-1 favorites at the Westgate alongside Justin Thomas, Rory McIlroy and Bryson DeChambeau.
Downtown Las Vegas restaurant will celebrate its 15th anniversary during August by offering free food to people named George, with more food for more Georges.
Not in the Clark County School District.
Las Vegas police are investigating the firing of gunshots on the 28th floor of a Las Vegas resort property early Tuesday.
Temperatures that could rise to record levels for the final days of July are forecast for the Las Vegas Valley.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Americans spend $4,363 on food eaten at home every year — which is roughly 6% of the average person’s pretax income.
Steinman (screen name APokerJoker2) won Event 27 of the WSOP Online, a $400 No-limit Hold’em tournament, early Tuesday, earning $110,556.72.
With a greater emphasis on distance learning in both K-12 and college levels, the Retail Association of Nevada believes there will be more spending on electronics.
Seemingly against the odds, Frank Cullotta is still standing—no small feat, considering he flipped on one of the most powerful criminal organizations in the history of the United States.
Former San Francisco 49er Dana Stubblefield was convicted Monday of the rape of a developmentally disabled woman, after prosecutors said he lured the victim to his home with the promise of a babysitting job.
Target is joining Walmart in closing its stores on Thanksgiving Day, ending a decadelong tradition of jump-starting Black Friday door buster sales.
Workforce Connections’ Mobile One-Stop Career Center, which is offering free one-on-one job search help, will hold two sessions over the next week at the Whitney Community Center.
With coronavirus infections on the rise in Clark County, jury trials that had been scheduled to start next month in District Court were canceled, Chief Judge Linda Bell said Monday.
“The pandemic is making an already very bad situation monumentally worse,” said Derek Price, CEO of Desert Hope Treatment Center.
A truck driver has been arrested for allegedly leaving the scene of a crash involving a quad that left two teenage girls dead and a woman seriously injured in Dolan Springs, Mohave County authorities said Monday.
As COVID-19 has upended the TV industry, both reality shows will reportedly film their upcoming seasons here.
President Donald Trump has dusted off a cause long embraced by the right – school vouchers – as a means to prod public schools to reopen after widespread closures due to the coronavirus.
The Clark County coroner’s office has ruled the death of a 74-year-old man hit by a car in the east valley on July 15 an accident.
The nation’s top travel industry leaders say better testing protocols would improve workplace safety and build confidence for employees and visitors to Southern Nevada.
A DraftKings sportsbook bettor turned $2 into $1,923.38 after hitting a seven-team baseball parlay Sunday at 961-1 odds. The gambler played seven underdogs on the money line.
The Clark County coroner’s office has identified the homeless man found dead on the side of the road on July 13.
Las Vegas police agreed to settle a lawsuit that stemmed from the May 2017 death of Tashii Brown. Brown died after an encounter with an officer.
The Miami Marlins’ home opener Monday night against Baltimore has been postponed as the Marlins deal with a coronavirus outbreak that stranded them in Philadelphia.
The world’s biggest COVID-19 vaccine study got underway Monday with the first of 30,000 planned volunteers helping to test shots created by the U.S. government — one of several candidates in the final stretch of the global vaccine race.
Nye County authorities are investigating a shooting that unfolded during a reported home invasion late Sunday.
Mohave County Arizona authorities are investigating an officer-involved shooting that occurred Saturday southwest of Colorado City.
Las Vegas police are investigating the shooting of a teen overnight at a house party in the central Las Vegas Valley.
Escalating temperatures and winds gusting up to 20 mph dominate the Monday forecast for the Las Vegas Valley.
Yau (screen name RampageP) won Event 26 of the WSOP Online while broadcasting his play on a short time delay on his YouTube channel.
The planned $200 million Tropicana Avenue/Interstate 15 interchange upgrade project is set to help fans navigate to and from Allegiant Stadium and T-Mobile Arena.
Some government agencies have refused to release their pre-pandemic plans to allow the public to assess how well the agency was prepared for the coronavirus.
The price of gold surged to a record above $1,926 per ounce on Monday as investors moved money into an asset seen as a safe haven amid jitters about U.S.-Chinese tension and the recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.
The BLM is making a mistake in its management of wild horses.
Corporate America surrenders to the point of absurdity
The real reason school districts aren’t opening.
Nevada lawmakers emulate the licensing reform law Florida recently passed.
The Miami Marlins delayed their postgame trip home amid concerns about a possible coronavirus outbreak within the team.
Protests took a violent turn in several U.S. cities over the weekend with demonstrators squaring off against federal agents outside a courthouse in Portland, Oregon, forcing police in Seattle to retreat into a station house and setting fire to vehicles in California and Virginia.
A man who spent three decades wrongfully imprisoned on death row for a 1985 murder on the Strip is suing the Metropolitan Police Department and the officers involved in his arrest.
President Donald Trump won’t throw out the first pitch at Yankee Stadium next month after all.
The NFL Players Association sent its members and their agents a memo Sunday outlining the agreement with the league as it relates to COVID-19 protocols.
Circa Las Vegas CEO Derek Stevens says, “It’s a delicate balance, yes, but you can’t walk around with your head down saying ‘Woe is us.’”
The maintenance backlog at Carlsbad Caverns National Park is close to $40 million, but it doesn’t involve work on the elevators as it has in recent years.
St. Bernards are known for helping to rescue distressed travelers in the mountains, but the tables were turned Sunday in northern England.
Dance with the one that brung ya’. It’s why Marc-Andre Fleury should assume his normal position between the pipes when the Golden Knights begin the NHL playoffs in Edmonton.
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Baseball underdogs had their day Saturday after favorites went 14-2 to start the season. Five teams won at odds or +185 or greater.
The former middleweight champion bounced back from losing the belt in October to score a unanimous-decision win over Darren Till on Sunday morning on ‘Fight Island.’
After a four-month suspension due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Lights FC continued its third United Soccer League Championship season Saturday losing 2-1 to the San Diego Loyal SC.
Seeking redress of our grievances in our nation is not done through anarchy in the streets.
I am once again appalled at reading the story of yet another child sacrificed by Child Protective Services.
If you vandalize, attack or light a federal building on fire, you should expect to be arrested. Even in Portland.
Gov. Steve Sisolak is a perfect example of the Peter Principle.
It is disheartening to have fourteen residency spots filled by graduates of a Caribbean medical school who have no plans to practice in our state.
Nevada Democrats tried to raise taxes during the special session in order to raise money to close a $1.2 billion budget gap, but fell one vote short in the state Senate.
Chicago shootings and murders continue at record pace.
President Trump has withheld aid from states that want it but has sent federal agents to help police cities that don’t want the help.
Civil rights icon and longtime Georgia congressman John Lewis was remembered Saturday — in the rural Alabama county where his story began — as a humble man who sprang from his family’s farm with a vision that “good trouble” could change the world.
More than 1,000 people who work for the Navajo Nation’s gambling enterprise have been told to prepare for the possibility they will not receive paychecks while on administrative leave.
Seattle police declared a riot Saturday following large demonstrations in the city’s Capitol Hill neighborhood and deployed flash bangs and pepper spray to try to clear an area near where weeks earlier people had set up an “occupied protest zone” that stretched for several blocks.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Saturday that Republicans were set to roll out the next COVID-19 aid package Monday and assured there was backing from the White House after he and President Donald Trump’s top aide met to salvage the $1 trillion proposal that had floundered just days before.
Demonstrators gathered Saturday evening on the Strip for an anti-racism and Black Lives Matter protest, which organizers on social media emphasized would be peaceful.
Veteran entertainment exec Joel Fischman says of Regis Philbin, ““He might have wanted to be a great singer, but what he was really great at was working the audience.”
The Aces open their season Sunday against Chicago, and the league has implemented several directives in an effort to help bring about social change.
A visitor to the Las Vegas Strip is celebrating tonight, presumably, after hitting it big in a resort slots room.
Hawaii geared up on Saturday to face a hurricane that threatened to pummel the islands with dangerous surf, strong winds and flash floods even as residents grappled with escalating numbers of coronavirus cases.
Former DETR employees told the Review-Journal the state agency could be doing a better job preventing fraud while paying out jobless claims quickly.
Hurricane Hanna made landfall on Texas’ Padre Island on Saturday afternoon.
The Silver State is one of nine states with the greatest likelihood of a larger number of deaths in the weeks ahead, according to new forecasting by universities and the CDC.
Five District Court marshals have recently tested positive for coronavirus, according to a memo obtained Friday by the Review-Journal.
The agency overseeing the regional response to the coronavirus pandemic is scrambling to locate places for tens of thousands of students to learn outside the home as the school district prepares for virtual instruction.
A Las Vegas restaurant owner announces a new ghost kitchen while others announce temporary closings and a DIY special for National Lasagna Day.
Resorts World Las Vegas GM Scott Sibella worked the coffee shop at the Stardust.
Many Nevada public charter schools are aiming to use a hybrid model — a combination of in-person and distance education — when they reopen in August.
The two Knights players have seen a lot more of each other since the NHL paused its season in March.
After a slow start, Golden Knights’ Shea Theodore quietly developed into one of the league’s best point-producing defensemen over the second half of the regular season.
A Las Vegas philanthropist sold her condo at One Queensridge Place for $4 million, marking the top sale during the first half of 2020 in the high-rise market.
Summerlin, the west valley’s master plan, is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. Despite the COVID-19 crisis, it has retained its No. 4 spot in a recent national report that ranked master-planned communities for the midyear. It had 642 sales, down from 675 in 2019, a decline of 5 percent.
A number of years ago, I asked one of the hosts of a local TV show’s “HOA Wall of Shame” why the program does not feature, on a monthly basis, an association that is “doing it right.” Her response was that we expect associations to do it right. Unfortunately, the continuing negativity on this show presents a picture of association management that so often is not a realistic one. As we all know, there are two sides to any story. At times, because of the privacy issues in Nevada Revised Statute 116, an association cannot fully present its side on a television broadcast.
Construction has begun on the last new home neighborhood in the Providence, which was one of the country’s fastest-selling master plans. Edward Homes is developing the Brownstones at Providence, a modern two-story town home neighborhood that will give homebuyers one last opportunity to purchase a new home product in the desirable community in northwest Las Vegas.
It’s no surprise that Summerlin is easily the valley’s top choice for many of the city’s captains of industry, business and community leaders and influencers. The community is full of ultra-exclusive enclaves and neighborhoods that allow it to claim an impressive list of residents that include owners of major NFL and NHL teams, professional athletes and celebrities.
A recent study conducted by SmartAsset ranked Henderson as one of the top 10 best cities in the U.S. to buy an affordable family home in 2020. In a separate study done by AdvisorSmith, Henderson was ranked as the second safest large city in the country. Additionally, earlier this year, Cadence was ranked in the top 10 best-selling master planning communities in the U.S. by RCLCO and John Burns Real Estate Consulting.
When the new school year begins in August, students can walk or take buses to the nearest school to pick up free meals to take home, Superintendent Jesus Jara said.
