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Our first weeknight college football action comes Thursday with four games. The one that doesn’t have a spread in the 20s is the most interesting game on the slate.
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Our first weeknight college football action comes Thursday with four games. The one that doesn’t have a spread in the 20s is the most interesting game on the slate.

Rain and heat have been big stories at the U.S. Open thus far, but there are some matches for Thursday that include some nice underdog moneylines.

The sprawling project site in the upper northwest valley is penciled for upwards of 6,000 homes.

The founder of Ivan Sher Luxury says relationships, authenticity and a people-first approach have helped him build one of Las Vegas’ top luxury real estate brokerages.

Boulder City High School made 4-year-old Grayson Armstrong an honorary Eagle, rallying around the boy and his family after his Batten disease diagnosis.

The latest violence ended a monthlong lull in fighting between the U.S. and Iran and raised new questions about how to end a war that has led to a spike in oil prices.

The month ended up as the warmest August on record, with an average temperature of 96.3 degrees, beating out 2020, the National Weather Service said.

The recent history of the Heisman Trophy suggests it has become a quarterback’s award. Travis Hunter broke the mold in 2024, but he’s the exception — only five non-quarterbacks have won since 2000.

Iranian semiofficial media say the country has begun firing missiles and drones in response to U.S. strikes.

The CFP Flag Football Showcase will take place in January in Las Vegas as part of the College Football Playoff National Championship week festivities.

Nothing is guaranteed under what some are calling a “Super” El Niño pattern. But meterologists haven’t ruled out the possibility of drought relief for the American West.

The man who shot Metro officer Austin “Zade” Abdelnabi may have been legally entitled to buy and keep guns — because his mental health struggles may not have met state and federal thresholds to disqualify him.
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