Jackson Powers-Johnson leaves Raiders practice early
Powers-Johnson was slow to get up after falling to the ground on a play from scrimmage as the Raiders rehearsed red-zone situations — leaving with a staffer shortly thereafter.
Sports betting: Odds favor different teams atop Top 25
The first College Football AP Poll for the 2026 season was released Monday.
Dan Mullen on UNLV’s quarterbacks: ‘They’re more comfortable’
The season-opener for UNLV football against Memphis creeps closer, meaning the Rebels will become more and more in tune with the Tigers.
Ruling disqualifying Sigal Chattah as Nevada’s U.S. attorney affirmed by appeals court
A federal appellate court on Monday affirmed a lower-court ruling that had disqualified Sigal Chattah from serving as the Nevada’s top federal prosecutor.
10 players to watch in Bishop Gorman-St. John Bosco showdown
Bishop Gorman and St. John Bosco (California) will showcase some of the nation’s top high school football players when the teams meet Friday.
Raiders ready for ‘mayhem’ in joint practice with Houston Texans
The Raiders will travel to Houston for a joint practice with the Texans on Tuesday, an exercise that tends to be both helpful and chaotic.
How Maxx Crosby went from being ‘murdered by own fan base’ to Raiders fan favorite
Maxx Crosby explained on the “Ball in the Family” podcast how opening up about his journey to sobriety helped put his difficult 2020 season into context for Raiders fans.
Ex-corrections officer sentenced in deadly pedestrian crash
A former Las Vegas corrections officer who pleaded guilty to two counts of reckless driving causing death was sentenced Monday to 364 days in jail and three years of probation…
CARTOON: The gold ring
Going, going, Gollum.
A’s prospect Winkler thriving in ‘fresh start’ with Aviators
Hit by hit (or “bird by bird,” as he says), Las Vegas Aviators infielder Jack Winkler is building a home for himself in the Athletics organization.