- April 14, 2026
Level Up: Gaming & Esports Events Taking Over Las Vegas
Las Vegas is quickly becoming a premier destination for gaming and esports, with a host of events that attract gamers, developers, and fans from around
Witness who was simultaneously MS-13 helper and FBI informant testifies about killing
A man who served simultaneously as an FBI informant and MS-13 gang associate testified Monday about participating in the kidnapping of a perceived rival who
Clark County Commission to vote on settlement in Robert Telles lawsuit | Civil Courts
Clark County commissioners are set to vote on a $375,000 settlement for three employees who sued the county over its handling of complaints against then-Public
Athletics fall to 0-4 as Dubón, Olson, Yastrzemski help Atlanta Braves earn shutout | Athletics
ATLANTA — The Braves scored three runs in the first inning off a double from Matt Olson and a single from Mauricio Dubón in a
Nevada high school baseball: Silverado beats Coronado
/ Las Vegas Review-Journal March 23, 2026 – 8:01 pm click to expand photos TCU baseball commit Giovanni Guariglia hit two home runs to
Bipartisan group of 13 attorneys general sues OneMain over hidden loan add-ons | Housing
NEW YORK — A bipartisan group of 13 attorneys general sued the financial company OneMain Financial on Monday, alleging the company placed unwanted additional products
Nevada high school softball: SECTA beats Sierra Vista
/ Las Vegas Review-Journal March 9, 2026 – 8:25 pm Updated March 9, 2026 – 8:25 pm click to expand photos SECTA defeated Sierra
UNLV basketball’s senior night is a reflection of college sports chaos | UNLV Basketball | Sports
It doesn’t matter that Josh Pastner’s playing career ended years before every athlete he coaches on UNLV’s basketball roster was born — he can accurately
Rasmus Andersson has ‘no comment’ on representing Sweden in Winter Olympics | Golden Knights
Before taking off for Italy, Rasmus Andersson was giddy to represent Sweden in the Winter Olympics. The Vegas Golden Knights defenseman did it only twice
Harry Reid airport: Flight delays expected from storm | Tourism
The wind that was blowing inclement weather into the Las Vegas Valley on Monday is expected to delay flights at Harry Reid International Airport. A
Nevada Preps: Palo Verde eyes girls state bowling title
Palo Verde bowling coach John Read has two reasons to be optimistic as his girls team heads into the Class 5A state bowling tournament Tuesday.