Reflecting on the meaning of the national holiday

Frehley especially shined during blistering solos on “Shock Me” and show closer “Deuce,” showing that even after years of playing with a loaded deck, this Ace can still deliver a winning hand.

Having acknowledged he’s made (and learned from) some mistakes, the UNLV coach enters his fourth season with a retooled staff and a renewed confidence that he has the Rebels running in the right direction.

The former UNLV star on playing with LeBron, placing his name among NBA greats and being obsessed with cartoons

Revisiting a childhood obsession as the rock-star superheroes come to Vegas

Dave Grohl wasn’t about to let fatigue set into the crowd as the three-day festival neared its close.

When it was announced that the global superstar would be playing Life Is Beautiful, the pairing seemed one swimming in irony: the 65-year-old R&B hitmaker entertaining a crowd filled with millennials. But there was nothing but unabashed admiration on both sides as Richie sorted through a treasure chest of ’70s and ’80s radio classics.

Fogerty, perhaps still trying to make up for the 25 years he refused to play CCR songs after their bitter breakup, dove into each song with a youthful earnestness

When I was in Army basic training at Fort Benning, Georgia, in the summer of 1988, the most anticipated part of every day was mail call, the one link back to a life before drill sergeants orchestrated your every move.

There were few bands I listened to with as much regularity 20 years ago as Living Colour.

The inaugural blues festival provided a wealth of magical moments for fans, most of which came from out of town for the four-day event.

The mastermind behind storied British prog-rock band Jethro Tull paired back the offerings from new solo album "Homo Erraticus." Instead, the 67-year-old dug a bit deeper into Tull’s catalog.

On September 3, the Las Vegas City Council delayed to October 1 its vote on a nonbinding deal with the Cordish Cos. and Findlay Sports & Entertainment for a proposed $200 million, 24,000-seat Major League Soccer stadium planned for Downtown. Councilwoman Lois Tarkanian explains why she sought the delay.

With their amazing four-week run to the Little League World Series, the Mountain Ridge Little League All-Stars captured our city’s hearts—and deservedly so, becoming the first team from Nevada to qualify for the international tournament in its 68-year history, and falling just short of winning the U.S. championship.

In 1984, a multitalented quarterback and a fiery head coach helped guide UNLV to an 11-2 record and the program’s first bowl victory. Three decades later, that squad remains the standard-bearer for Rebels football.