John Locher
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Sports in Nevada are now firmly entrenched. As a relatively new development, we've had some incredible teams already, but it’s not easy to keep that going.
Kurt Winkler
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Las Vegas Lights Football Club
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There is a lot to talk about in the world of local sports. Highs from the Golden Knights, lows from the Raiders and all the teams in between. -
Thousands of people are expected to visit Las Vegas this week for the Formula One Grand Prix. Ahead of the race, a low-flying helicopter conducted radiation tests for “national security.” -
The Las Vegas Lights Football Club, the city’s United Soccer League team, has come a long way. Since their start in 2018, the Lights hadn’t made it to the playoffs — until now. -
Let’s discuss something candidates try to make political but really aren’t: sports.
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About a week ago, an issue that has vexed some politicians, as well as university officials and college athletes, hit Nevada. -
The Vegas Golden Knights begin their eighth season in the National Hockey League on Thursday night. -
A week ago, Matt Sluka, the starting quarterback of the UNLV football team, suddenly quit the team. -
Baseball's Oakland Athletics today plays its final game at the Coliseum before leaving town for good. The Coliseum was once home to the Raiders and Golden State Warriors both also left Oakland. -
Maybe the biggest story in Nevada sports right now concerns a college football team that has been pretty bad for decades, longer than the average Nevadan has been alive. -
The Las Vegas Aces star surpassed the previous mark of 939 points set by Jewell Loyd in 2023. Wilson could potentially be the first WNBA player to reach 1,000 points in a year.
