25 years later: a 9/11 survivor's story of loss, recovery and the book that helped him healTerrance “Terry” Revella remembers alot about Sept. 11, 2001: the temperature that Tuesday morning, the two doughnuts from Dunkin’ his wife gave him before work, the bodies of people jumping to their deaths from the burning World Trade Center towers and the words of his fellow officer, Jeff Cox, after the two were caught in a collapsing tower. Also today: Appeals court hands Trump a loss on ...
Aaron Ford edges past Joe Lombardo in latest poll for Nevada governorDemocrat Aaron Ford holds a narrow edge over Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo in Nevada’s governor’s race, according to a poll released today by Emerson College Polling and KLAS-TV. The survey found 44% of Nevada voters support Ford, the state attorney general, while 42% back Lombardo. Eleven percent said they are undecided. Also today: Vehicle strikes involving Clark County students matching last year’s totals, G2E...
Las Vegas home sales prices ease from record high - The Sun DailyHome prices in Southern Nevada fell again in August from their record high, and fewer homes changed hands, according to a report released this morning by Las Vegas Realtors. Also today: Transformed site of former Fiesta Henderson will include sports complex, CCSD breaks ground on a $150 million consolidated pre-K-8 Cashman campus, Grand Canyon water supply to be restored in weeks, not months. Subscribe to The Sun Daily ne...
Nevada gas prices surge ahead of heavy Labor Day travel periodTravelers heading to Las Vegas by vehicle — or pretty much anywhere in United States — for the three-day holiday weekend will be greeted by some of the highest gasoline prices ever experienced over Labor Day, AAA reported Thursday. Also today: Community briefs: City of Las Vegas announces Oct. 1 remembrance ceremony at Community Healing Garden, Judge suggests Trump mail-in voting rules could cause ‘major disenfranchisem...
Joe Lombardo and Aaron Ford split over economic and environmental impact of data centersThe split between Gov. Joe Lombardo and Attorney General Aaron Ford has turned data centers — specifically new data centers — into one of the most contentious issues of the 2026 campaign, with the two men staking out opposite positions as Nevada grapples with a potential boom in the facilities. Also today: Nevada officials to break ground on transmission project to meet surging data center power ...
Massive sports and entertainment complex, Henderson Sport and Social, sets October openingHenderson is betting a $70 million public-private fieldhouse will keep pace with explosive growth on the city’s west side, where new subdivisions have outstripped recreational capacity in recent years. Also today: Las Vegas travelers urged to plan ahead for busy Labor Day weekend at Harry Reid airport, Thousands of Nevada workers face deportation as El Salvador TPS protections near expiration, Te...
Las Vegas Arts District stakeholders launch petition for Business Improvement DistrictA group of Las Vegas Arts District business owners and community stakeholders launched a petition effort Tuesday to create a Business Improvement District, a privately led organization that would fund additional safety, cleanliness and marketing services in the downtown neighborhood. Also today: Kirk Cousins officially anointed Raiders' starting quarterback, Nevada lawmaker Lee pushes bill to help stud...
Nevada falls short in Little League World Series, but the state is becoming a youth baseball powerNevada became the first state to reach back-to-back finals since Georgia in 2006-07. Last year's Nevada team lost to Taiwan in the title game. Also today: Grand Canyon flooding knocks out water pipeline serving tourists at the national park, officials say, How UNLV football let one slip away against Memphis, Las Vegas health providers urge federal officials to include frontline voices in la...
CCSD school board member accused of policy breach over antitrans shirtThe Clark County School Board publicly reminded one of its members to follow its code of conduct at a meeting Thursday after she wore a shirt viewed by some as transphobic. Board President Emily Stevens reminded member Lorena Biassotti of board policy on member conduct. Also today: Nevada regents pause plan to eliminate diversity committee after student backlash, Nevada recognizes Sunrise Children’s Hospital for ex...
Raiders announce historic $25 million gift to help build Nevada’s first children’s hospitalThe Las Vegas Raiders are giving $25 million to Intermountain Health in the largest philanthropic commitment in franchise history, the organizations announced Monday, to help build Nevada’s first stand-alone children’s hospital. The gift was led by Raiders owners Mark Davis, Egon Durban and Michael Meldman, each of whom contributed $5 million toward the project. The Raiders organization co...
Rebel Room — Is It Playoff or Bust for UNLV Football?UNLV football has never entered a season with expectations quite like these. In the latest episode of Rebel Room, the Las Vegas Sun’s Case Keefer and Ray Brewer preview the Rebels’ 2026 season and debate just how high the bar should be.
Las Vegas elementary schools expand Spanish-English immersion to boost student successA group of Robert E. Lake Elementary School kindergartners were practicing vowel sounds using words beyond the basic “cat” or “hat.” The children called out “escalera,” “elefante,” “elote” and “escoba” — or, in English, ladder, elephant, corn, broom. They weren’t learning vocabulary words in Spanish just for novelty’s sake. They’re students in an opt-in, dual-language i...
Big-game drama baked into Bishop Gorman football’s DNA - The Sun DailyThe next chapter arrives at 7 p.m. tonight when Gorman hosts St. John Bosco of California in a showdown between the nation’s top two ranked teams. The game will have it all: more than 40 players carrying scholarship offers, a nationally televised audience on the MaxPreps YouTube channel, a standing room-only crowd and — if history is any guide — a game that will come down to the wire. Also today: Las Vegas St...
Cox Communications completes merger, becomes part of Charter's Spectrum brandCox Communications, the cable and internet provider that has served the Las Vegas area for decades, will come under Charter Communications and its Spectrum brand under a deal the two companies completed Thursday. Also today: Nevada, California officials reflect on 30 years of environmental progress at Lake Tahoe, UNLV has reached a new level as a College Football Playoff contender, As Lake Mead shrinks, its bod...
Allegiant Stadium still among NFL’s priciest for families, but cost drops from last yearThe Action Network, a sports media company focused on betting analysis, analyzed more than 500,000 tickets across all 32 NFL teams, factoring in stadium food, drinks and parking to determine the average cost for a family of four to attend a game. Its 2026 study, released this month, places Allegiant Stadium sixth on the list of the league’s most expensive venues for families, with a total game-day...
Why Lombardo’s fundraising haul doesn’t give him a firm advantage in Nevada’s gubernatorial raceGov. Joe Lombardo is sitting on a war chest of roughly $15 million — a mix of direct donations and money flowing to political action committees backing his campaign. His Democratic rival, Attorney General Aaron Ford, is sitting on $2.6 million, according to state campaign finance disclosure reports filed July 15 with the Nevada secretary of state’s office. Also today: Fast-tracked ...