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Mitch Marner highlights Vegas' 4-goal, 2nd period with natural hat trick

Mitch Marner had a natural hat trick in the second period to build a 4-goal lead over the Hurricanes in the Golden Knights’ 5-4, double-overtime victory in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final.

'Go Knights Go': Las Vegas seniors join in to cheer on the Guys in Gold

When you think of cheering on our Guys in Gold, did you ever wonder what some of the oldest and wisest fans in our valley do for each game? Well, Channel 13 wanted to find out! The

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Kubiak: Raiders rookie Fernando Mendoza improving fast as training camp looms

Fernando Mendoza is preparing for his role as the Las Vegas Raiders' potential franchise quarterback. The real pressure will start to hit in late July during training camp.

Raiders' Maxx Crosby calls nixed Ravens trade 'water under the bridge'

Raiders star pass rusher Maxx Crosby said Wednesday he has moved on since his trade to Baltimore was nixed in March by the Ravens

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Carter scores 22, Young adds 20 as Aces beat Sparks 105-78

Chennedy Carter scored 22 points, Jackie Young had 20 points and nine assists, and the Las Vegas Aces beat Los Angeles 105-78 on Sunday in the Sparks' season opener.

Mercury rout the Aces 99-66 to spoil Las Vegas' ring ceremony

Before the game Aces players and coaches were given their championship rings, which included a removable top so that part of it could be worn out rather than put simply on display.

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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

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Taylor Rocha

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