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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Nevada Preps: Class of 2026 football recruits include Jett Washington

6 hours ago | reviewjournal.com | Alex Wright

High school football teams around Southern Nevada are gearing up for the new season with spring practice. Many of the area’s top players are also preparing for the new year. And also getting ready to decide on where they will play at the next level. According to 247Sports, 15 Southern Nevada athletes are rated as three-star recruits or better by the site. Several players have the attention of many major college programs.
CARTOON: Powell under fire from Trump

1 day ago | reviewjournal.com | Michael Ramirez

CARTOON: The death of the popeReview-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.
NFL draft best bets: Long-shot value picks, props for Raiders, Cowboys

2 days ago | reviewjournal.com | Todd Dewey

Sharp bettors have beaten sportsbooks on the NFL draft since wagering on the information-based event was approved in Nevada in 2017. But this year’s draft — which starts Thursday at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin — might be the toughest one yet to bet and win, VSiN host Matt Youmans said. “The books have been very conservative about putting up props, the numbers are tighter, and this draft could get extremely unpredictable after the first few picks,” he said.
Final 2025 NFL mock draft: Last predictions for Thursday’s 1st round

2 days ago | reviewjournal.com | Adam Hill

All of the twists and turns and rumors and smokescreens are almost over. The NFL draft is just a few days away, with the first round beginning Thursday in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Here is a final attempt at predicting how the first 32 picks will play out based on factors like reporting, gambling markets and some good old-fashioned speculation. There are only two trades in this exercise, but there could easily be more Thursday night.
$897K table game jackpot hits at off-Las Vegas Strip casino

2 days ago | reviewjournal.com | Tony Garcia

A first-time visitor to the Palms is likely never going to forget it. The player from Garland, Texas, won a progressive jackpot for $897,586 on Face Up Pai Gow Poker this past weekend, according to a casino spokesperson. No joker was necessary as the player hit the hearts straight flush from the 5 to the jack. Winners across the Las Vegas ValleyAlianteStarting quick up north.
Ashton Jeanty new betting favorite to be No. 5 pick in NFL draft

2 days ago | reviewjournal.com | Todd Dewey

The first five picks in the NFL draft were odds-on favorites Sunday, seemingly clearing the way for the Raiders to select Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty at No. 6. That changed Monday, when the betting favorite to be the fifth pick flipped from Michigan defensive tackle Mason Graham to Jeanty. Jeanty moved from the 2-1 second choice to the even-money favorite over Graham (+140) at BetMGM and from +220 to the +125 co-favorite with Graham at Caesars Sportsbook.
Knights’ buzzer beater causes ‘dramatic’ swing at Las Vegas sportsbooks

3 days ago | reviewjournal.com | Todd Dewey

Bettors who backed the Golden Knights on the puck line (-1½) and over the total (5½) received an Easter miracle Sunday. The Knights were clinging to a 3-2 lead over the Minnesota Wild as the final seconds ticked off the clock in Game 1 of their first-round playoff series at T-Mobile Arena. Left wing Brett Howden, with two seconds left, fired a shot in his own defensive zone toward an empty net.
Shedeur Sanders, Ashton Jeanty were among Raiders’ 30 allotted visits

3 days ago | reviewjournal.com | Vincent Bonsignore

The NFL allows teams to host 30 draft-eligible players for visits at their facilities. The Raiders brought in a wide range of prospects. The group consisted of several top-rated prospects, including Miami quarterback Cam Ward, LSU offensive tackle Will Campbell and Michigan defensive tackle Mason Graham. These visits typically are designed for teams to get an up-close look at prospects and could entail a workout, extensive interviews and a medical evaluation.
Raiders 1st-round draft picks include Marcus Allen, Charles Woodson

3 days ago | reviewjournal.com | Adam Hill

The Raiders are set to pick sixth in the 2025 NFL draft, which begins Thursday in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The team, if it holds onto the pick, will make a selection inside the top 10 for the 21st time in franchise history and the first time since 2023.
Nevada high school baseball, softball, boys volleyball rankings

3 days ago | reviewjournal.com | Alex Wright

BaseballClass 5A1. Basic (14-5)2. Palo Verde (18-7)3. Las Vegas (18-7)4. Bishop Gorman (14-9)5. Faith Lutheran (14-11)Class 4A1. Durango (18-6)2. Sierra Vista (16-7)3. Silverado (14-7)4. Tech (16-9)5. Legacy (9-11)Class 3A1. The Meadows (13-10)2. Boulder City (14-10)3. Virgin Valley (14-8-1)4. Pahrump Valley (17-7-1)5.