Nevada’s two U.S. senators intend to vote “no” on bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security in the wake of Saturday’s deadly shooting in Minnesota.
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Raiders interview former Giants coach Brian Daboll for head coaching job
The Las Vegas Raiders interviewed former New York Giants coach Brian Daboll on Saturday for their head coaching position. Daboll coached the Giants …
Waymo probed by US safety agency over Austin school bus mishaps
U.S. transportation safety investigators are probing a series of incidents in which self-driving cars operated by Alphabet Inc.’s Waymo unit drove improperly near parked school buses in Austin, Texas.
Mitch Marner gets chilly and loud reception in his Toronto return with Golden Knights
Mitch Marner stepped on the ice for warmups and heard some boos during an initial lap around a rink he knows well.
Regents approve tuition increases for Nevada college students
College students in Nevada will soon be paying a higher bill for their courses after the Nevada System of Higher Education’s Board of Regents voted 8-5 on Friday to raise tuition …
CCSD explains changes to school start times
Parents in the Clark County School District favored modest tweaks to school start times in district surveys — but the plan announced by district administrators this week makes a far bigger move.
‘Let’s get to work:’ Likely Raiders draft pick Mendoza declares for NFL Draft
He’s widely expected to land in Las Vegas with the Raiders, who hold the first overall pick in April’s draft and have a significant need at quarterback.
‘Let’s get to work:’ Likely Raiders draft pick Mendoza declares for NFL Draft
He’s widely expected to land in Las Vegas with the Raiders, who hold the first overall pick in April’s draft and have a significant need at quarterback.
Las Vegas chef Ellie Parker wins ‘Hell’s Kitchen’
From cooking for her life to becoming the new “Hell’s Kitchen” champion, chef Ellie Parker’s culinary journey took many twists and turns on TV sets across the country for the past four months.
This UNLV team has some bite again; what it’s missing are crowds
If there was ever a basketball game for which the UNLV faithful should come out of hibernation, Saturday’s is it. The Rebels host San Diego State at 1 p.m. …