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Golden Knights' first round of 2026 NHL playoffs scheduled

The Vegas Golden Knights will face off against the Utah Mammoth on home ice on Sunday, April 19, in their first game of the 2026 playoffs.

Golden Knights win the Pacific Division title, beating the Kraken 4-1

Golden Knights captain Mark Stone played his 400th game for the franchise. Up next, the Golden Knights will host the Utah Mammoth in the first round of the NHL playoffs.

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NFL Draft rundown: Watch Channel 13's post-draft special coverage

Channel 13 is your home for the three-day NFL Draft frenzy and the Las Vegas Raiders' highly anticipated first-round pick.

Raiders announce passing of beloved two-time Super Bowl champ Rod Martin

Former linebacker Rod Martin is remembered as an all-time favorite of Raider Nation and a key player in some of the team's proudest moments in history. He was 72 years old.

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Las Vegas Aces 2026 broadcast schedule has 23 games on The Spot-Vegas 34

The remaining Aces games not on The Spot-Vegas 34 or KTNV Channel 13 are included in the league’s 33 nationally televised games.

A'ja Wilson re-signs with Las Vegas Aces

A'ja Wilson will continue playing for the team after re-signing her contract, according to Aces president Nikki Fargas.

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Josh Pastner agrees to become UNLV's coach, AP sources say

Former Georgia Tech and Memphis coach Josh Pastner has agreed to take over UNLV's program, two people with knowledge of the hiring process told The Associated Press on Monday night.

UNLV Skatin' Rebels can now call themselves national champions

Congratulations to the UNLV hockey team! The Rebels are national champions after a dominating 7-3 win over Adrian College Tuesday night in St. Louis.

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Golden Knights rally past Mammoth 4-2 in Game 1 as Nic Dowd nets the winner

The Golden Knights, who twice trailed before scoring three third-period goals, have not lost in regulation since John Tortorella (8-0-1) took over as coach.

Train fare jumps from $12 to $150 for World Cup games in New Jersey

Fans trying to get to MetLife Stadium from New York City can expect to shell out $150 for a round-trip train fare for each World Cup match, transportation officials confirmed Friday.

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Alex Eschelman

Alex Eschelman

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Taylor Rocha

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