The rjmagazine will be a quarterly magazine coming soon to subscribers of reviewjournal.com and Sunday print editions. (Rachel Aston/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Sen. Klobuchar speaks with the Las Vegas Review Journal Editorial Board regarding key points to her campaign strategies for Nevada and for the country.
Locals gather at the Red Rock Resort to go to the second AgeWell Expo of the year, which is hosted by the Review-Journal.
Coffee is best served with a newspaper. A new partnership between Starbucks and the Review-Journal ensures the coffee giant’s customers have unlimited access to reviewjournal.com.
Ben Carson discusses housing with the Review-Journal editorial board on Thursday. (Audio only)
The Las Vegas Review-Journal host the Academic Excellence award for grades 1-12 to honor students for their excellent work in school and in the community around them.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal host the 43rd annual High School journalism awards.
Golden Knights owner Bill Foley made some time to tour the Las Vegas Review Journal Studios and sat down with Adam Hill and Ben Gotz for a podcast segment, as well as Ed Graney for an in-studio interview.
Former Review-Journal employee Don Ham is being inducted into the Nevada Newspaper Hall of Fame. Don Ham talks about the future of newspapers and print journalism.
‘Yanny’ or ‘Laurel?’ This Hearing Test Has Gone Viral This hearing test has gone viral on social media with some hearing “Yanny” while others swear hearing “Laurel.” The voice is actually saying “Laurel,” but the pitch was changed, causing some to hear “Yanny.”
Capt. Ken Young urges kids not to make these types of statements or start rumors.
Las Vegas court filing: Wynn wanted sex with waitress ‘to see how it feels’ to be with a grandmother
Wynn, the CEO of Wynn Resorts, was accused of sexual misconduct by several employees in a Wall Street Journal story published last month. Wynn faced allegations of pressuring a waitress into sex about 30 years ago, allegedly telling his employee he had “never had a grandmother before” and wanted “to see how it feels.” A previously undisclosed court filing details additional allegations against Wynn at the time he ran The Mirage. The allegations were the subject of a Review-Journal article that was written in 1998, but the newspaper ordered the report not be published.
Billionaire Steve Wynn faced allegations of pressuring a waitress into sex about 30 years ago. He allegedly told the woman he had “never had a grandmother before” and wanted “to see how it feels,” according to a court document and interviews with the Review-Journal. Wynn, the CEO of Wynn Resorts, was accused of sexual misconduct with several employees in a Wall Street Journal story published last week. Wynn has denied the allegations in the Journal report. The woman, who is now 75, said her supervisor told her she had to have sex with Wynn to keep her job at the Mirage, according to her account and a sworn statement by Earlene Wiggins. Wynn, 76, has not responded to multiple requests from the Review-Journal for an interview.
A sexual harassment investigation forced out Patrick Moers as Henderson’s police chief last year, sources told the Las Vegas Review-Journal. The city said his ouster had to do with mailers regarding the police foundation, and classified Moers’ departure as “voluntary.” But sexual harassment allegations against the Police Department aren’t limited to the investigation of Moers. Although no names were given, several police officers have said that sexual harassment is rampant throughout the department. Sources also told the Review-Journal that Assistant City Manager Greg Blackburn is the subject of a sexual harassment investigation in Henderson. Victimized Henderson employees won’t speak up for fear of losing their jobs, multiple sources told the Review-Journal. March told the Review-Journal in December that Henderson’s “culture of fear” is unacceptable. said Mayor Debra March. None of the four council members returned phone calls seeking comments.
Disney isn’t alone in reevaluating its Do Not Disturb policies following the mass shooting. The Orleans Hotel and Casino on the Strip changed its policy on the Do Not Disturb signs and will now check on guests if they have the signs up for two consecutive days. Wynn Resorts Chief Marketing Officer Michael Weaver said in a statement to the Review-Journal in October that Wynn Resorts implemented a 12-hour policy “shortly after the recent tragedy.” Steve Wynn, chairman and CEO of Wynn Resorts Ltd., described the policy to Fox News in October, as “a room goes on ‘Do Not Disturb’ for more than 12 hours, we investigate.”
Here is the Review-Journal’s 2017 all-state football team. First Team Offense: QB Cade McNamara, Damonte Ranch (6-1, 196) First Team Offense: QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson, Bishop Gorman (6-3, 195) First Team Offense: RB Abel Carter, Carson (5-10, 195) First Team Offense: RB Jayden Perkins, Virgin Valley (6-0, 200) First Team Offense: RB Tawee Walker, Mojave (5-8, 190) First Team Offense: RB Aubrey Washington, Legacy (5-9, 170) First Team Offense: WR Dru Jacobs, Damonte Ranch (6-2, 180) First Team Offense: WR Dakota Larson, Spring Creek (6-2, 175) First Team Offense: WR Jalen Nailor, Bishop Gorman (6-0, 180) First Team Offense: WR Marquez Powell, Liberty (6-4, 185) First Team Offense: TE Brevin Jordan, Bishop Gorman (6-3, 245) First Team Offense: OL Eric Brown, Green Valley (6-5, 335) First Team Offense: OL Jacob Isaia, Bishop Gorman (6-2, 280) First Team Offense: OL Ryan Madole, Damonte Ranch (6-2, 185) First Team Offense: OL Isaiah Palelei, Sierra Vista (6-0, 310) First Team Offense: OL Beau Taylor, Bishop Gorman (6-4, 270) First Team Offense: ATH Deago Stubbs, Arbor View (6-1, 180) First Team Defense: DL Crishaun Lappin, Liberty (6-1, 265) First Team Defense: DL Adam Plant, Bishop Gorman (6-5, 250) First Team Defense: DL Eric Schmitz-Moran, Reed (6-1, 220) First Team Defense: DL Charles Tuavao, Reed (6-5, 295) First Team Defense: DL Elijah Wade, Arbor View (6-6, 245) First Team Defense: LB Daniel Bellinger, Palo Verde (6-6, 210) First Team Defense: LB Siaosi Finau, Reno (6-0, 245) First Team Defense: LB Amere Foster, Legacy (5-8, 225) First Team Defense: LB Palaie Gaoteote, Bishop Gorman (6-2, 235) First Team Defense: LB Brandon Kaho, Reno (6-3, 220) First Team Defense: DB Octavian Bell, Liberty (6-0, 185) First Team Defense: DB Isaiah Herron, Arbor View (6-2, 180) First Team Defense: DB Jordan Lee, Bishop Gorman (5-11, 185) First Team Defense: DB George Moreno, Reed (5-11, 180) First Team Defense: DB Allan Mwata, Liberty (5-11, 180) First Team Defense: K/P Derek Ng, Bishop Gorman (5-8, 175) Second Team Offense: QB Cameron Emerson, Reed (6-1, 190) Second Team Offense: QB Kenyon Oblad, Liberty (6-3, 190) Second Team Offense: RB Taariq Flowers, Del Sol (5-8, 185) Second Team Offense: RB Brandon Kaho, Reno (6-3, 220) Second Team Offense: RB Aubrey Nellems, Shadow Ridge (6-1, 205) Second Team Offense: RB Jason Painter, Spring Creek (5-10, 175) Second Team Offense: WR Tai Allison, Damonte Ranch (6-3, 185) Second Team Offense: WR Dalton Kincaid, Faith Lutheran (6-5, 200) Second Team Offense: WR Cedric Tillman, Bishop Gorman (6-3, 210) Second Team Offense: WR Cervontes White, Liberty (5-10, 180) Second Team Offense: TE McCallan Castles, South Tahoe (6-5, 228) Second Team Offense: OL Vehekite Afu, Reed (6-2, 220) Second Team Offense: OL Ben Dooley, Churchill County (6-5, 260) Second Team Offense: OL Troy Fautanu, Liberty (6-5, 275) Second Team Offense: OL John Keeley, Reed (6-3, 270) Second Team Offense: OL Ryan Miller, Bishop Manogue (6-3, 225) Second Team Offense: ATH DiaMante Burton, Canyon Springs (5-8, 150) Second Team Defense: DL Lorenzo Brown, Desert Pines (6-3, 230) Second Team Defense: DL Zach Elefante, Arbor View (6-2, 240) Second Team Defense: DL Kenneth Holbert, Legacy (6-1, 265) Second Team Defense: DL Logan Hutcherson, Reno (6-0, 209) Second Team Defense: DL Chandon Pierre, Bishop Manogue (6-4, 240) Second Team Defense: LB Kyle Beaudry, Liberty (6-1, 210) Second Team Defense: LB Richie Garcia, Damonte Ranch (6-2, 205) Second Team Defense: LB Jahssiah Maiava, Sierra Vista (5-10, 190) Second Team Defense: LB Logan Rollins, Sunrise Mountain (6-0, 225) Second Team Defense: LB Jeffrey Ulofoshio, Bishop Gorman (6-0, 220) Second Team Defense: DB TyRay Collins, Chaparral (5-8, 150) Second Team Defense: DB John Harper, Mojave (6-4, 155) Second Team Defense: DB Josh Hong, Faith Lutheran (6-1, 175) Second Team Defense: DB Kyu Kelly, Bishop Gorman (6-1, 155) Second Team Defense: DB Sean McCormick, Churchill County (5-9, 170) Second Team Defense: K/P Tanner Kalicki, Carson (6-2, 180) Coach of the Year: Abraham Gonzalez, Mojave Honorable Mention:
Here is the Review-Journal’s 2017 all-state girls volleyball team. First Team: Sydney Berenyi, Silverado First Team: Whitley Brow, Foothill First Team: Kylie Gibson, Bishop Gorman First Team: Talyn Jackson, Douglas First Team: Karson Nakagawa, Reno First Team: Whittnee Nihipali, Shadow Ridge First Team: Mary Redl-Harge, Bishop Manogue First Team: Maggie Roe, Boulder City First Team: Kaila Spevak, McQueen First Team: Tommi Stockham, Bishop Gorman Second Team: Sasha Bolla, Coronado Second Team: Parker Buddy, Reno Second Team: Taylor deProsse, Bishop Manogue Second Team: Arien Fafard, Palo Verde Second Team: Madison Karcich, Coronado Second Team: Naomi Harris, Durango Second Team: Sarah Lychock, Bishop Gorman Second Team: Abby Olsen, Green Valley Second Team: Siara Roberts, Centennial Second Team: Kizzy Rodriguez, Shadow Ridge Coach of the Year: Amy Schlauder, Durango Honorable Mention:
Here is the Review-Journal’s 2017 all-state girls soccer team. First Team: Hannah Anderson, Reed First Team: Marcella Brooks, Centennial First Team: Mackenzie Corkill, McQueen First Team: Makenna Curcuru, Coronado First Team: Deja Erickson, Arbor View First Team: Hannah Ferrara, Arbor View First Team: Ava Gotchy, Galena First Team: Gianna Gourley, Bishop Gorman First Team: Kaitlyn Kowalchuck, Coronado First Team: Hannah Lee, Bishop Gorman First Team: Kendra McAninch, McQueen First Team: Olivia Packer, Palo Verde First Team: Ryan Sabol, Green Valley First Team: Ava Seelenfreund, Truckee First Team: Jaden Terrana, Bishop Gorman Second Team: Taylor Book, Coronado Second Team: Kaitlyn Carrington, Pahrump Valley Second Team: Alysa Caso, Coronado Second Team: Taylor Cox, Bishop Gorman Second Team: Carlee Giammona, Palo Verde Second Team: Saipress Jones, Rancho Second Team: Chloe Keenan-Merlo, Reno Second Team: Gabriella Lancaster, Legacy Second Team: Allyssa Larkin, Arbor View Second Team: Lillie McGuire, South Tahoe Second Team: Addison Riddle, Centennial Second Team: Caitlyn Rueca, Bishop Gorman Second Team: Madison Stenslie, Faith Lutheran Second Team: Shea Sundalli, Galena Second Team: Alexandra Trinidad, Sunrise Mountain Honorable Mention:
Here is the Review-Journal’s 2017 all-state boys soccer team. First Team: Jaffet Corona, Hug First Team: Juan Estrada, Western First Team: Joel Garcia, Truckee First Team: Juan Pablo Herrera, North Tahoe First Team: Hudson Huckfeldt, Palo Verde First Team: John Lynam, Coronado First Team: Bryan Martinez, Sunrise Mountain First Team: Eduardo Martinez, North Valleys First Team: Miguel Mendoza, Chaparral First Team: Jaime Munguia, Durango First Team: Bryan Munoz, Sparks First Team: Corrigan Neville, Bishop Gorman First Team: Marcos Plata, Sunrise Mountain First Team: Jaime Rodriguez, Wooster First Team: Joel Sanchez, Desert Pines Second Team: Juan Arredondo-Alvarez, Western Second Team: Angel Arreola, Sunrise Mountain Second Team: Bradley Bolduc, Coronado Second Team: Caden Buckley, Bishop Gorman Second Team: Gael Delangel-Parra, Durango Second Team: Eduardo Gomez Meza, Wooster Second Team: Edgar Guillen, Wooster Second Team: Abi Lopez, Truckee Second Team: Presten Manthey, Palo Verde Second Team: Christian Martinez, Carson Second Team: Koby Mattson, North Tahoe Second Team: Sebastian Ramirez, Eldorado Second Team: Efren Ramirez Ledezma, Carson Second Team: Ben Stang, Liberty Second Team: Tyson Tesfamariam, Durango Honorable Mention:
Here is the Review-Journal’s 2017 all-state boys tennis team First Team: Axel Botticelli, Palo Verde First Team: Rua Elmore, Western First Team: Zach Haas, Truckee First Team: Lucas Hammond, Gorman First Team: Christian Hess, Galena First Team: Artem Iermolov, Clark First Team: Caiden Jacob, Desert Oasis First Team: Tyler Parlade, Desert Oasis First Team: Michael Pasimio, Clark First Team: Simran Shah, Clark Second Team: Justin Finseth,The Meadows Second Team: Sebastian Frace, Coronado Second Team: Ben Goodman, The Meadows Second Team: Zach Larson, Truckee Second Team: Connor Mikkelson, Boulder City Second Team: Andre Pappas, Boulder City Second Team: Jacob Smith, Bishop Manogue Second Team: Zac Sullivan, Coronado Second Team: Mikael Tiilikainen, Reno Second Team: Noah Warren, Truckee Coach of the Year: Richard Coop, Palo Verde Honorable Mention:
Jayden Atkin (Palo Verde)
William Boyden (Reno)
Brian Capp (The Meadows)
Ryan Chang (The Meadows)
Lucas Colfer (Reno)
Ethan Collinsworth (Reno)
Michael Doerr (Spanish Springs)
Turner Drummond (Truckee)
Ryan Elezra (Green Valley)
Breton Erlanger (Boulder City)
Myles Getto (Churchill City)
Patrick Hogan (Truckee)
Boen Huxford (Boulder City)
Preston Jorgensen (Boulder City)
Ben Lieberman (Green Valley)
Blake Malkovich (Churchill City)
Dawson Martin (Spanish Springs)
Alfred Murillo (Desert Pines)
Ahmed Nadeem (The Meadows)
Treasure Nyame (Desert Pines)
Nicholas Rinehart (Reno)
Jose Ruiz (Desert Pines)
Peyton Sachs (The Meadows)
Sam Soderborg (Palo Verde)
Stefan Sretenovic (Foothill)
Mickey Sullivan (South Tahoe)
Lucas Tong (Incline)
Travis Weber (Foothill)
Review-Journal reporters Elaine Wilson and Rachel Crosby go over the latest stories on the October 1st mass shooting on the Las Vegas Strip.
Formula One racing may be coming to Las Vegas. According to documents obtained by the Review-Journal, Formula One Licensings has filed trademark applications for merchandise and other items related to a proposed Las Vegas Grand Prix A city tourism official said the possibility of Formula One returning to Las Vegas is only speculation at this point, but a Formula One spokesman confirmed Las Vegas is on its radar as a future race site. *quote* The timetable for adding a U.S. race or races to the schedule is not known, nor has a location for a proposed Las Vegas race been identified.
Robin Leach, the longtime famed celebrity journalist and Las Vegas Review-Journal columnist, suffered a transient ischemic attack, also known as a TIA or “mini-stroke.” The incident began last Tuesday while the 76-year-old Leach was vacationing in Cabo San Lucas. Leach was taken to the St. Rose Dominican Siena ICU immediately upon his return, where he remained until Monday afternoon, when he was transferred to the hospital’s Lima Rehab Facility in Henderson. Leach said he told the medical staff Monday afternoon that he was eager to return to full-time work.
A career in education wasn’t something that University of Nevada, Las Vegas professor Dr. Stephen Caplan had seriously considered when he began playing music professionally. (Gabriella Benavidez/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Long lines and eager customers waited outside the Apple store inside the Fashion Show Mall as the iPhone X made its debut Friday morning. (Gabriella Benavidez/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
If you’re a fan of the television show “Cheers,” then you’ll certainly be hollering for this drink. (Gabriella Benavidez/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Adam Laxalt officially announced his bid for governor for the 2018 election. (Gabriella Benavidez/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
The Golden Knights continue their strong opening for their inaugural season, heading to a 8-1 record off of Friday’s 7-0 win over the Colorado Avalanche. (Gabriella Benavidez/Las Vegas Review-Journal)