Las Vegas Review-Journal
Liberty and Palo Verde opened Class 5A Southern League boys soccer play Thursday. Palo Verde won 8-0.
A Clark County pilot program will provide $100 gift cards for people who receive their first COVID-19 vaccination during a two-day clinic at Eldorado High School.
U.S. global credibility has been severely damaged by the Biden administration’s disastrous Afghanistan debacle.
The Taliban claims moderation and amnesty but stories of hunting down opposition, forced marriages and brutal killings are emerging.
America owes a debt of gratitude to those who served in Afghanistan and contempt for the politicians who impetuously abandoned them.
Where is the investigation into Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s inappropriate behavior regarding the nursing home scandal and cover up?
DC comics announcing that Robin is bisexual seems more like pandering to wokeness than groundbreaking.
The Senate votes to advance the $1 trillion infrastructure bill.
The stunning withdrawal from the Olympics by Simone Biles was neither cowardly nor heroic. World-class athletes must compete under pressure, but her extraordinary maneuvers can be dangerous if not in the right frame of mind.
China adds Microsoft hacking to its list of global crimes and nefarious activities.
The era of space tourism begins with the successful launch of both Virgin Galactic’s Spaceship “Unity” and Blue Origin’s “New Shepard” space capsule, with prices projected at around $250,000 a seat.
The Nevada Department of Transportation said on Twitter that U.S. 93, along with state Route 168, opened at noon.
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Las Vegas-owned golf course site to become affordable housing community
Costco shoppers riled up over this big change at food court
R&B legends returning to Las Vegas Strip for residency
Frontier to kick off cheap Las Vegas flights to this city in ’25
Rocker to bring Van Halen revival to the Strip