4A basketball state preview: Southern teams look for redemption
Four Southern Nevada teams will head to Sparks to play in the Class 4A boys and girls basketball state tournaments beginning Friday.
Former Athletics manager Bob Melvin returns as special assistant
Former Athletics manager Bob Melvin is returning to the team as a special assistant in baseball operations.
United States wins Olympic gold in women’s hockey, beating Canada in OT
Megan Keller scored 4:07 into overtime, and the United States won its third Olympic gold medal in women’s hockey, beating Canada at the Milan Cortina Games.
‘Going to be a battle’: New 5A basketball state champions to be crowned
The Class 5A boys and girls basketball state champions will be crowned Friday night at Valley High School. Here is a look at both games.
CARTOON: Getting hot
A big leap.
Cost of doing business puts Nevada state basketball in high school gyms
The NIAA is playing its state basketball tournaments in high school gyms rather than arenas, where the cost can run as much as $100,000.
Ski areas rejoice after Pacific storms pummel Mount Charleston with snow
Local ski resorts celebrated up to 5 feet of snow this week, priming the mountains for a promising close to the ski season.
Pedestrian dies after hit by Jeep in Pahrump
The was the 13th fatality in NHP’s Southern Command for 2026.
New apartment complex in Historic Westside set to open this spring
Developer Sam Cherry, who acquired the land from the city for just $6, says it’s the first big private project in the area in decades.
‘They’ve got me over a barrel’: Convicted gambler says he was a fall guy for non-complying casinos
From a federal prison in California, illegal bookmaker Mathew Bowyer says his pending placement in Nevada’s ‘Black Book’ is “the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever heard.”