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The Las Vegas Review-Journal is the largest daily newspaper in Nevada and the primary source of local news for the Las Vegas metropolitan area. Founded in 1909, the paper has grown alongside the city itself, documenting the transformation of Las Vegas from a small desert town into a globally recognized destination for tourism, entertainment and business. The Review-Journal provides comprehensive reporting on issues affecting Southern Nevada, including local government, tourism and hospitality, business development, crime, education and community life. The newspaper also offers extensive sports coverage, particularly local teams such as the Las Vegas Raiders, Vegas Golden Knights and Las Vegas Aces. In addition to breaking news and investigative journalism, the Review-Journal features a range of opinion columns, lifestyle content and entertainment coverage, highlighting the cultural energy that defines Las Vegas beyond the Strip. Available on PressReader, the Las Vegas Review-Journal newspaper delivers timely coverage that connects readers to the news shaping southern Nevada every day.
Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo and Attorney General Aaron Ford were declared the victors in their respective parties’ gubernatorial primaries following preliminary voting results released Tuesday night. The Associated Press called the races...
It appeared early on Tuesday’s game between the Athletics and Brewers would be another home run derby after the teams hit three home runs in the first two innings at Las Vegas Ballpark. There weren’t as many total homers as the 11 long balls on...
U.S. forces carried out “self-defense strikes” against Iran hours after President Donald Trump blamed Tehran for shooting down an American military helicopter off the coast of Oman. U.S. Central Command said its forces “struck Iranian air...
GAME 4 HURRICANES 5 KNIGHTS 3 BEST-OF-SEVEN SERIES TIED AT 2-2
Democratic Party primary race 62% of Democrat vote 34% of Democrat vote
General election matchup set 66% of Democrat vote 91% of Republican vote
Jordan Staal made a living playing in front of the net in Game 4, and it resulted in two goals, including the winner Vegas Golden Knights coach John Tortorella isn’t overly concerned about his team’s defense despite being four games into one...
