Las Vegas Review-Journal

The Las Vegas Review-Journal is a prominent daily newspaper that has been serving Las Vegas, Nevada since 1909. It holds the title of the largest daily newspaper in Nevada and is one of the two daily papers available in the Las Vegas region, alongside the Las Vegas Sun, which is owned by The Greenspun Corporation and distributed with it. The Review-Journal is often viewed as having a libertarian viewpoint in its editorials. On November 12, 2010, the paper announced a leadership change, with Bob Brown taking over as publisher from long-time publisher Sherman Frederick, while editor Thomas Mitchell transitioned to a senior opinion writer role.

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Delusions of grandeur | CARTOON | Michael Ramirez | Opinion

1 day ago | reviewjournal.com | Michael Ramirez

The charge of the “lite” brigade. The charge of the ‘lite’ brigade. Review-Journal editorial cartoonist Michael Ramirez is a two-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize and a four-time winner of the Sigma Delta Chi Award.
Raiders’ 2025 schedule breakdown: Dates, times, TV channels, storylines

1 day ago | reviewjournal.com | Adam Hill

Here’s a breakdown of the Raiders’ 17 regular-season games, with dates, times, TV information and storylines for each matchup. The team is off Week 8. Week 1: at New England PatriotsSept. 7, 10 a.m., Gillette Stadium■ Network: CBS■ All-time record: Patriots lead 20-17-1■ Last meeting: Oct. 15, 2023 — Raiders 21-17■ Lowdown: The Patriots are expected to be one of the NFL’s most improved teams under new coach Mike Vrabel, whose offensive coordinator is former Raiders coach Josh McDaniels.
Central Las Vegas Valley crash kills pedestrian 2 weeks later; driver held

1 day ago | reviewjournal.com | Tony Garcia
Man in Las Vegas viral road rage video sentenced to jail

1 day ago | reviewjournal.com | Noble Brigham

A man who committed a road rage incident that became a viral video was sentenced to seven months in jail Wednesday after pleading guilty to a count of attempted battery with substantial bodily harm. Jose Soriano, 43, was arrested in Virginia in October and extradited to Las Vegas. A video of the June incident showed a man attacking a woman on Rainbow Boulevard near Spring Valley Parkway and police asked for help identifying the suspect.
Preakness Stakes 2025 odds, picks, horse-by-horse betting analysis

1 day ago | reviewjournal.com | Todd Dewey

Michael Kipness, aka “The Wizard,” a professional horse racing handicapper since 1986, analyzes the nine-horse field for Saturday’s 150th Preakness Stakes, designating each horse as a contender or a pretender. Visit Wizardraceandsports.com to purchase his products for Friday’s Black-Eyed Susan Day (14 races) and Saturday’s Preakness Day (14 races) as well as in-depth analysis on all his selections, wagering strategies for every race and best bets. Post position, horse, jockey, morning-line odds:1.
Palo Verde softball ‘hungry’ to finish perfect year with 5A state title

1 day ago | reviewjournal.com | Alex Wright

Palo Verde’s softball team hopes the third time is the charm heading into this week’s Class 5A state tournament. The Panthers reached the state tournament the previous two seasons but didn’t come away with the title. Palo Verde isn’t just chasing a championship this year. The Panthers are aiming for perfection. Palo Verde enters the state tournament at UNR’s Hixson Park with a 22-0 record.
Nevada judge recuses herself after attorney tries to disqualify her over affair rumors

1 day ago | reviewjournal.com | Noble Brigham

District Judge Erika Ballou has decided to recuse herself after a public defender said she leveled baseless allegations that the attorney had a sexual relationship with a client.
Las Vegas corrections officer released, appears in court on fatal DUI charge

1 day ago | reviewjournal.com | Noble Brigham

A Las Vegas corrections officer has been formally charged with fatal DUI and failure to stop at the scene of a fatal crash. Maurice Washington, 45, was driving north on Decatur Boulevard “at a high rate of speed” around 3:30 a.m. Sunday when he hit and killed 58-year-old Elijah Givens, according to authorities. Givens was crossing Decatur at Alta Drive against the pedestrian signal and Washington had a green light, but fled after the crash, according to the Metropolitan Police Department.
Basic baseball looks to finish ‘redemption year’ in 5A state tournament

1 day ago | reviewjournal.com | Alex Wright

Basic’s baseball team was forced to sit out the playoffs last season. The Wolves were a favorite for the Class 5A state title last year. But their championship dreams ended the last week of the regular season, when the team had to forfeit most of its league games for using an ineligible player. This year, with most of its core back, Basic has taken full advantage of its second chance. The 5A baseball state tournament begins Thursday at UNR’s Peccole Park.
‘Picture perfect’: Coronado gets revenge, wins volleyball title — PHOTOS

1 day ago | reviewjournal.com | Alex Wright

The rematch between Coronado and Palo Verde’s boys volleyball teams in the Class 5A state championship game didn’t disappoint. After a marathon five sets, the Cougars got their revenge. A year after being swept in the title game, Coronado survived a five-set thriller over Palo Verde 23-25, 25-14, 28-30, 25-20, 15-12 to win the 5A state championship Tuesday night at Sunrise Mountain. “It feels great,” first-year coach Jazlynn Mau said.