California’s parole board voted Friday to free Robert F. Kennedy’s assassin after two of RFK’s sons went against several of their siblings’ wishes and said they supported releasing him and prosecutors declined to argue he should be kept behind bars. But the governor ultimately will decide if Sirhan Sirhan leaves prison.
On Friday, Dan Reynolds returned to the place where it all began, in a way: Bonanza High School, where Imagine Dragons played a free show for students and teachers as part of Wal-Mart’s “Homecoming Concert” series.
A Henderson man died Friday night in a northeast Las Vegas crash.
“This will be a life-altering storm for those who aren’t prepared,” National Weather Service meteorologist Benjamin Schott said during a Friday news conference with Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards.
Pastry chefs at the Patisserie at Aria Resort and Casino have recreated Raiders Derek Carr and Darren Waller as sculptures made almost entirely of chocolate.
Brandon Tunnell threw for 253 yards and three touchdowns in a 50-29 win over Shadow Ridge in a battle of early Class 4A state championship favorites.
Federal Judge Miranda Du’s finding is a real head-scratcher.
Teacher shouldn’t blame others for waiting to renew her license.
A Lake Havasu City resident drowned in a narrow channel while paddle boarding on the lake, authorities said Friday.
The Arizona Department of Gaming on Friday announced the 18 sports-wagering licenses that have been awarded, several of them affiliated with Nevada companies.
On Friday night, former UNLV coach Mike Sanford, 66, coached his first regular-season game for Faith Lutheran, coming up short 23-3.
Hawaii was once seen as a beacon of safety during the pandemic because of stringent travel and quarantine restrictions. But the highly contagious delta variant has exploited weaknesses.
The Supreme Court decision to overturn the federal eviction moratorium Thursday is not expected to have much impact on Nevada because the state already has protections in place for renters.
Single-game tickets for the Golden Knights go on sale next week, the team announced Friday.
The Raiders will return to the Bay Area on Sunday for the first time since relocating from Oakland to Las Vegas before the start of last season when they play a preseason game against the 49ers in Santa Clara.
A socialist magazine fired its staff for doing socialism.
Former Louisiana Tech standout Amik Robertson is learning a new position this season after a disappointing rookie year in Las Vegas.
Army veteran Sam Brown said he joined the race for U.S. Senate because the people are ill-represented by the political class.
NASCAR’s worst-kept secret becomes official as former series champ Kurt Busch from Las Vegas is announced as Bubba Wallace’s 2022 teammate.
RuPaul takes two shows for the vacationing Jimmy Kimmel. He’ll be back soon.
Nine high school football games have been canceled for various reasons, including COVID concerns, brush fires and a shortage of eligible players.
Two people were shot at a busy shopping complex in Henderson Friday afternoon.
Riquna Williams has adapted to a new role during her first season with the Aces. One that calls for her to defend some of the league’s best perimeter players on a nightly basis.
The Vegas Golden Knights and one-time members when they’re not on the ice this off-season are busy buying and selling luxury properties in Las Vegas.
No. There are few armed security services because of the high cost of operations, including their insurance.
Skye Canyon will celebrate art, autumn and family fun with its fifth annual juried chalk art competition, Chalk Cheers, a fall festival, raffle and art fair featuring a “Cheers for Charity” beer tasting, set for Sept. 25, at Skye Canyon Park, 10111 W. Skye Canyon Park Drive from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. This year’s chalk art contest theme is “The Skye’s The Limit.” Artists of all skill levels can still register to participate by visiting skyecanyon.com/call-to-artists .
On Sept. 18 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., PST, Trilogy Sunstone will host a grand opening of eight model homes. The fun-filled day will include tours of models, light refreshments, live music, a variety of local food trucks and yard games. This is a chance for homeowners to experience what life at Trilogy’s newest age-qualified community is like.
