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Fresh off its second bye week of the season, UNLV returns to action in Week 9 against Northern Illinois on Halloween night at Allegiant Stadium.

Clark County Animal Protection Services is warning the public to seek medical attention if you encountered a fox near Interstate 15 and Silverado Ranch Blvd.

A detective testified that the coroner’s office did not specify whether a toddler who died in a February hostage incident was killed by police or his father.

Anyone who wants to know exactly how Nevada’s biggest elections are going to turn out is going to have to wait.

Sloan Canyon’s football team faced one last test before the 4A Southern Region playoffs begin next week and aced it, routing CIVICA Academy on Thursday.

UNLV sophomore forward Tyrin Jones, who played all of last season with an injured shoulder, scored a team-high 21 points in a victory over Missouri.

Bishop Gorman’s football team rolled to a home win over Mater East in a physical, highly emotional game that was stopped twice due to personal foul calls.

Some 27.6 million of the 40.1 million Americans with diabetes don’t know they have it.

Just making the physical change of literally turning that frown upside down could affect one’s emotions, according to experts.

Jail records show that 15-year-old boy was booked into the Clark County Detention Center Wednesday on murder and other charges in connection with a deadly North Las Vegas shooting that occurred after a fight involving Legacy High School students.

The high-profile case is an official challenge of the water authority’s enforcement of a law that prohibits the use of Colorado River water to irrigate turf that a committee decided was nonfunctional or decorative.

Physics professor Michael Pravica’s X-Regen is testing technology designed to restore battery capacity, though early results are preliminary and the research is not yet ready for commercial use.

The stabbing death of a man on a small Southern Nevada Native American reservation has his family mourning and seeking answers from federal investigators.

The singer says to expect “a soundtrack of your life” when she kicks off her Strip residency this month.