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Leaders from Las Vegas, Raleigh make friendly wagers ahead of Stanley Cup Finals

In Las Vegas, it's no secret that the house always wins, but that isn't stopping some friendly wagers from popping up ahead of the Stanley Cup Finals.

Vegas, Carolina rugged and rolling as they open Stanley Cup Final

The Vegas Golden Knights were born nine years ago, but from the time they pillaged the rest of the NHL in the expansion draft through this spring, they have set championship expectations.

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The Raiders name Mike McCoy as assistant head coach

The Las Vegas Raiders have named Mike McCoy as the assistant head coach, the club announced on Friday in a news release sent to Channel 13.

Klint Kubiak talks faith, family and football

While Raiders' new head coach Klint Kubiak describes the opportunity of taking over the Silver and Black as a blessing, far more than football defines the 38-year-old.

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Las Vegas Aces' Becky Hammon, A'ja Wilson make Time's list of top sports figures

Time magazine is recognizing the most influential figures shaping global sports in its inaugural Time100 Sports list, and a few names known to Las Vegas locals have made the cut.

No-bag policy in place for at Michelob ULTRA Arena, Las Vegas Aces home court

Small personal bags, such as fanny packs or crossbody bags, are allowed as long as they measure within 9″ x 5″x 2". Bags don't have to be transparent, and bag straps don't count in the measurements.

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UNLV names Nick Garritano as new head baseball coach after 16 years at CSN

UNLV has hired Nick Garritano as its new head baseball coach after a 16-year tenure at the College of Southern Nevada.

Longtime UNLV baseball coach Stan Stolte announces retirement: 'It's just time'

UNLV baseball coach Stan Stolte is retiring after 16 years with the Rebels program, he announced Saturday.

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AI and drones deployed to help protect World Cup players, fans across the US

For the first time in 30 years, the World Cup is back in the United States, bringing with it unprecedented security risks on the ground and in the air.

The US is hosting the World Cup, but nearly half of Americans don’t care

Poll finds 45% of Americans have no interest in the World Cup, with younger and Hispanic fans far more likely to follow the tournament.

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Alex Eschelman

Alex Eschelman

Sports Multimedia Journalist

Taylor Rocha

Taylor Rocha

Sports Multimedia Journalist