The Aces have cemented themselves as the city’s most decorated team and elevated women’s sports from the sidelines to the center of the conversation.
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Raiders becoming ‘Seattle South’ as they hope for second-half surge
The Las Vegas Raiders were often referred to as “Patriots West” when then-coach Josh McDaniels was signing players he worked with in New England.
UNLV tunes up for season opener with 123-59 rout, but five players still sidelined
Playing without five scholarship players due to injury, the UNLV basketball team cruised to a 123-59 victory over Lincoln University (Calif.) in Tuesday night’s exhibition game at the Thomas & Mack Center.
Federal judge questions ICE’s mandatory detention policy in Nevada case
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has been consistently highlighting arrests on its social media accounts under President Donald Trump’s second administration …
Trump administration brings Christmas tree from Sierra Nevada to White House
A red fir tree that is 53 feet tall and nearly half a century old is making its way from the Sierra Nevada to the White House’s West Lawn, where it is slated to serve as the Capitol’s Christmas tree …
Metro Police unveils fleet of Tesla Cybertrucks
The Cybertrucks are part of department’s goal of creating the most technologically advanced department in the country …
U.S. News: Top-rated Clark County schools clustered in Summerlin, Henderson
The highest-performing public elementary and middle schools in Clark County are in Summerlin and Henderson, according to the latest ranking of K-8 schools by U.S. News and World Report …
Raiders sign Tyler Lockett, reuniting him with Geno Smith
The Las Vegas Raiders signed receiver Tyler Lockett on Monday to reunite him with his former quarterback Geno Smith.
Raiders sign Tyler Lockett, reuniting him with Geno Smith
The Las Vegas Raiders signed receiver Tyler Lockett on Monday to reunite him with his former quarterback Geno Smith.
Nevada construction industry tackles suicide epidemic with training, open dialogue
Many in the industry deal with stress, instability and reduced sleep, but construction’s male-dominated culture has historically made it a field which …