Lombardo’s caution comes as Trump’s political standing has weakened considerably. Since January 2025, when he returned to the White House, Trump’s approval rating has fallen ….
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Klint Kubiak: Raiders players, not coaches, will set the team culture
All teams routinely try to take the sunniest view before the games begin to count. Kubiak maintained it’s “just words.”
Two UNLV players make Maxwell Award watch list for first time in program history
Jackson Arnold is still competing for UNLV’s starting quarterback job, but the Auburn transfer already is being considered for a prestigious national honor.
Preseason top 10: Las Vegas high school football rankings for a season like no other
The football schedule for CCSD schools is structured so the final two weeks of games won’t be locked in until October, setting up the possibility for games involving schools that are equally matched.
The high in Las Vegas on Saturday was 10 degrees above normal
A heat wave gripped large swaths of the Western U.S. on Saturday as temperatures hovered near record highs, heightening wildfire risks in areas that already were dry or burning and prompting warnings for people to stay inside.
Back to school: 5 ways to save when shopping for your children
With classes set to resume Aug. 10 across Las Vegas, many families are heading out this weekend for back-to-school shopping trips.
UNLV football opens training camp with familiar faces and high playoff hopes
“Last year was a new team, so new plays and everyone was getting adjusted,” said Jai’Den Thomas, the Rebels’ senior running back. “This year everyone knows the plays. Now the older folks are helping out the younger guys” …
Las Vegas event announcements feature downtown artifacts, F1 single day passes and rock shows
Las Vegas’ entertainment calendar stays packed through the fall, with a new downtown museum partnership, Formula 1 single-day ticket news, an expanded hard rock tour and a British rapper’s first local headline stop all landing this week …
Why new and soon-to-be teachers are choosing to work in public schools
Three Southern Nevada educators explain why it’s so important to get involved and create change.
Early Childhood Department provides a variety of resources for the youngest learners
In addition to enrolling more than 14,000 students in general education and special education pre-K programs across 600 classrooms, the department also provides Child Find.