President Joe Biden today will officially designate Avi Kwa Ame — the sacred site of creation for several native tribes — as a U.S. National Monument, a victory for tribal activists and elected leaders who have long called for federal protections ...
Since stepping down as chair of the Nevada Gaming Control Board last year, Brin Gibson has stayed busy in Las Vegas as a shareholder at Brownstein law firm.
Capri Uzan finished his college basketball career this month at Westcliff University in Irvine, Calif., with a unique distinction: The Las Vegas native is one of a few players to compete professionally and then return to the collegiate game.
The Vegas Golden Knights needed to respond to a five-goal loss just three nights earlier, and Jack Eichel made sure they did it emphatically.
Nevada lawmakers are considering dialing back restorative justice student discipline systems to make it easier to remove violent and disruptive children from classrooms. Assembly Bill 285 does not do away with ...
A Nevada bill to waive some fees for ex-convicts to get a driver’s license would help them reintegrate into society and stay out further trouble with the law, supporters said. As it stands, former prison inmates who had a license ...
My first March Madness memory was when I was a high school senior on spring break in 1985, and I got to watch the games in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Vegas went 0-for-4 on power play chances in a 7-2 defeat to the visiting Calgary Flames to snap a four-game winning streak. Vegas had a power play opportunity early in the third period, but ...
Circa, South Point, the Westgate and more.
The most memorable March Madness moments often involve upsets, but that’s largely because there aren’t all that many of them. A few Goliaths will fall during the NCAA Tournament’s first weekend, but the majority of them will almost surely still be standing when the Sweet 16 begins ...