Lake Mead will keep setting record lows over the next two years, forecasters say
Next month, the reservoir will dip below its lowest level ever, according to the Bureau of Reclamation.
Prosecutors pausing execution warrant requests for two death row inmates
Attorneys are awaiting decisions from the Nevada Supreme Court. It is unlikely the defendants will be executed this year, an official said.
No preseason football poll, but UNLV rules all-conference team
The Rebels on Wednesday put a league-high five players on the preseason all-Mountain West team, led by senior running back Jai’Den “Jet” Thomas.
Chelsea Gray, Aces: ‘Enough is enough’ with racist messages, WNBA can do more
Gray is appreciative of the support from the Aces and the public after a man was fired for sending her a racist message, but they also believe a conversation needs…
Can UNLV football replace Boise State atop the Mountain West?
The most successful program in conference history is gone, meaning the opportunity for a team like UNLV to grab the top spot is more than open.
‘It’s just amazing’: Gorman grad Alejado has Hawaii eyeing ‘new heights’
Bishop Gorman graduate Micah Alejado was named the Mountain West Conference preseason offensive player of the year and preseason firs-team all-conference Wednesday.
Las Vegas Grand Prix settles class action lawsuit over water valve cover incident
Las Vegas Grand Prix’s and its parent company have agreed to pay over $3 million as part of a class action lawsuit tied to a practice session of the inaugural…
Sheriff: Officer used discretion in letting Lombardo go without citation
Clark County Sheriff Kevin McMahill defended a Metro sergeant’s decision not to issue Gov. Joe Lombardo a traffic citation and rejected suggestions that the governor sought special treatment.
RJ reporter among 4 to be inducted into Nevada Newspaper Hall of Fame
Review-Journal investigative reporter Mary Hynes is among four journalists who were selected to be inducted into this year’s class of the Nevada Newspaper Hall of Fame.
Suspect in beating death outside Las Vegas business in custody, police say
Police say they have a suspect in custody in connection with the beating death of a man last week outside a business in the central Las Vegas Valley.