Friday, September 4, 2026

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Person stabbed during fight on Las Vegas Strip; suspect still outstanding

A person was stabbed during the late hours of Monday in a fight on the Las Vegas Strip, according to police.

Public transit riders try to stay cool in the Las Vegas heat

This heat wave is taking a toll on many, and bus riders like Ron James say they're ready to tackle the hot sun.

EXCLUSIVE: ‘Nothing to do with nobody's murder’: Keffe D says he didn't kill Tupac or Biggie, but knows who did

Duane "Keffe D" Davis, the man on trial and charged with orchestrating the murder of rap legend Tupac Shakur, says he knows the person...

Jackie Young has her 3rd career triple-double as the Aces beat the Dream 109-87

Jackie Young had 28 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists for her third career triple-double, A’ja Wilson added 23 points and the Las Vegas...

From Georgia to the NFL: Nakobe Dean and Quay Walker join forces with Eric Stokes

HENDERSON, Nev. (AP) — When the Raiders were looking to improve their roster in the offseason, two of their moves were to bring in...

Jeanty hopes to return to form that made him the Raiders' first-round pick last year

There were flashes last season of the Ashton Jeanty who put up historic rushing numbers in 2024 at Boise State and finished second in the...

Extreme Heat, mechanical issues leave American Airlines passengers stuck for hours at Harry Reid Airport

Passengers on an American Airlines flight at Harry Reid International Airport experienced significant delays and heat-related discomfort this past weekend due to mechanical issues...

A's slugger Nick Kurtz will see a specialist about his injured right thumb

Athletics slugger Nick Kurtz will see a hand specialist in Los Angeles on Monday about his injured right thumb and could be headed to...

Historian uncovers secret 1953 Kingman UFO crash story

Historian Harry Drew claims to have documented the 1953 crashes of three unidentified aircraft near Kingman, Arizona, which he believes were downed by powerful...

Superintendent Ebert on inappropriate behavior of school staff: 'It needs to be zero'

Clark County School District Superintendent Jhone Ebert says her administration has zero tolerance for inappropriate behavior from staffers towards students.