Jack Eichel and Shea Theodore will not make the Vegas Golden Knights’ weekend Canadian road trip because of injuries, costing the team its leading scorer and one of its top defensemen.
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Rosen blasts deletions from defense bill leaving test site veterans behind
U.S. Sen. Jacky Rosen, D-Nev., is slamming House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., over his removal of a provision from Congress’ annual defense bill that would have extended key benefits to veterans …
Derek Carr wants to coach. ‘There are dream things that you want to do’
Former Fresno State quarterback Derek Carr sharpened the focus on his desire to get into coaching in a wide-ranging interview with The Fresno Bee, saying that it will happen.
DACA was once a lifeline for undocumented youth. It’s leaving the next generation behind
DACA survived President Trump’s 2017 legal challenge when the Supreme Court ruled in 2020 that his administration didn’t take the proper steps to end the program.
LA Councilmember John Lee hit with $138K fine in Las Vegas gift case
Los Angeles City Councilmember John Lee is facing a steep fine for his notorious 2017 trip to Las Vegas, with the city’s Ethics Commission saying …
Standing the test of time: Enduring institutions in ever-changing Las Vegas
Over the years these places have changed owners, changed their insides and outsides, even changed their location. But they hold true, and we can’t help but hold true to them.
UNLV could be ready to climb the Mountain West this season
The once-proud UNLV men’s basketball program has only finished in the top half of the Mountain West standings once in the past five years, and three times in the last decade.
30 years, millions of lights and one big party at the Fremont Street Experience
It took around 15 months to build the Fremont Street Experience canopy and install its 2.1 million lights, ready in time for a grand opening on December 14, 1995.
Las Vegas gearing up for New Year’s Eve celebration
Local leaders are calling it an unforgettable way to start a new year in the nation’s premier entertainment destination.
Nevada resorts fear social media checks could deter foreign visitors
Nevada’s resort industry has “serious concerns” about a proposal from U.S. Customs and Border Protection that would require international visitors to provide selfies of themselves and years of social media history …