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Here’s today’s local and national sports schedule, including television and radio listings.

Netanyahu: Oct. 7 is ‘seared into us,’ Israel ‘stronger than ever’

Honoring IDF members killed in the Oct. 7, 2023, terrorist massacre, Israel’s prime minister vows there will be no Hamas rule in Gaza.

Arbor View beats Centennial in girls soccer — PHOTOS

Elyse Bonneville scored for Arbor View, helping the Aggies to a 2-1 victory over the Centennial Bulldogs in NIAA girls soccer action.

Monday’s Nevada Preps soccer, girls volleyball scoreboard

Check out Monday’s high school soccer, girls volleyball scores and top performances.

Woman gets $29.5M settlement after jurors found Las Vegas police misconduct, attorney says

A federal jury found that Las Vegas detectives fabricated evidence against Kirstin “Blaise” Lobato, who received a certificate of innocence after being convicted in a 2001 killing.

‘Hole in our hearts’: Family remembers teen killed in First Friday shooting

Dozens of family and friends gathered at the plaza where Carth Onasi Jacobs-Rodgers was shot to light a collection of candles and mourn.

CCSD police won’t seek Flock camera network access, chief says

The moves comes more than one month after school police paused their use of Flock’s Southern Nevada license plate reader camera network for investigations.

CARTOONS: The state of the AI race

Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.

LETTER: Missing the boat on data centers

Hendeson pulls the plug.

LETTER: Republicans stand by …

… in cowardly abdication to Donald Trump

LETTER: Another California gun law

EDITORIAL: Seats on powerful County Commission on ballot

The Clark County Commission — presiding over the state’s most populous county — may be the most powerful public entity in Nevada.

Russia reports a worker at Siberian institute got pneumonia from an unknown cause, died

Russian authorities have quarantined a hospital and are monitoring contacts of an employee at a plague research institute in Siberia who contracted pneumonia of an “unknown” cause.

60,000? Dan Mullen wants UNLV fans to double down vs. North Dakota State

UNLV football coach Dan Mullen is asking Rebels fans to show out for this Saturday’s homecoming game against undefeated North Dakota State.

Henderson officers, man identified in weekend fatal shooting

Henderson police have named two officers involved in the shooting on the 6000 block of Eastern Avenue on Saturday, the department stated in a news release.

Stock up, stock down for the Raiders after Week 4 loss to the Chiefs

This could be a good time to buy stock in wide receiver Cody White, who is potentially on the verge of a much bigger opportunity.

Man dies after shooting near central Las Vegas business

A man died after a shooting near a central Las Vegas business Sunday evening, police said.

Knights fourth line ‘starting to form identity’ early in season

The Golden Knights have always wanted the fourth line to have a checking mentality. They’ve gotten back to that through three games.

No indication Nevada gubernatorial candidates will debate before Election Day

Aaron Ford accepted two debate invites in Northern and Southern Nevada, while Joe Lombardo countered by agreeing to a separate back-and-forth on a conservative radio show.

Brittany Mahomes throws Instagram jab at Klint Kubiak after Raiders lose

After the Raiders fell short to the Chiefs 30-27 on Sunday, Patrick Mahomes’ wife, Brittany Mahomes, took to social media to take a jab at Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak.

Klint Kubiak bares the blame for Raiders rushing inefficiencies

Klint Kubiak bore the blame for the impotent rushing attack against the Chiefs, as Raiders averaged 2.8 yards per carry to worsen their league-worst mark of 3.1 yards.

CARTOON: Political recipe

Nevada counties begin shipping mail-in ballots

The state’s counties began shipping out mail ballots Monday in a process that will continue through Thursday.

83-year-old killed in Las Vegas crosswalk crash

Police said the woman was struck at the intersection of South Pecos Road and East Hacienda Avenue.

College football betting: Southern Miss-Troy kick off 61 days of football

We start with Southern Miss vs. Troy out of the Sun Belt, a standalone 5 p.m. PT game on ESPN2.

‘Hate to see it canceled’: Arts District businesses unsure how to move forward after shooting

Arts District business owners are weighing security changes and questioning how First Friday should evolve after a teenager was killed during the monthly event.

Former Aces center the difference maker for Valkyries in Game 1

Kiah Stokes grabbed 14 rebounds, seven of them offensively, against her former team in Golden State’s Game 1 win over the Aces.

Pedestrian killed in southeast Las Vegas crash

A pedestrian died Monday in a southeast Las Vegas crash.

Archbishop warns Question 6 would expand abortion rights in Nevada

From the pulpit Sunday, the Archdiocese of Las Vegas urged a no vote on ballot Question 6, which supporters say would protect abortion rights.

UNLV quarterback earns weekly Mountain West award

Jackson Arnold, who accounted for five touchdowns in a 39-31 victory against Cal, is the conference’s Offensive Player of the Week.

Faith Lutheran golfer extra motivated in her quest for another state title

While darkness dashed Maddie Perez’s hopes for a second straight individual girls state title last year, she’ll soon get another shot in the postseason.

F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix prep work adds another stretch of Strip, as Flamingo bridge build looms

Preparations for November’s Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix moved ahead, with the Strip set to see more construction as the sixth week of race-related work occurs.

Hope for Prisoner’s CEO has hearing delayed; attorney wants bail lowered

There are now seven alleged victims, including four whom prosecutors say Jon Ponder sexually assaulted. His lawyer said he maintains his innocence.

Las Vegas-area home listings top 10,000 for first time in more than a decade

Inventory has topped 10,000 homes for the first time in more than a decade, but declining demand has yet to push median prices lower.

Coroner’s office releases autopsy report for David Vander Meer

David Vander Meer, who recently had been accused of killing his wife decades ago, died by suicide at the Clark County Detention Center.

PWHL Las Vegas signs 1st-round pick Lacey Eden

PWHL Las Vegas has signed No. 5 overall pick Lacey Eden following a historic college career at Wisconsin.

Fill up, gamble: Terrible’s offers up to $100 in free casino play for gas purchases

Terrible’s is trying a frequently used promotion to fuel greater casino play at its Primm Valley resort with players getting free play for half the cost of gas purchased.

Vote for Nevada Preps boys Athlete of the Week for Sept. 28-Oct. 3

Here are this week’s Nevada Preps boys Athlete of the Week nominees.

Vote for Nevada Preps girls Athlete of the Week for Sept. 28-Oct. 3

Check out this week’s Nevada Preps girls Athlete of the Week nominations and vote for your favorite.

A’s sell out their most exclusive Las Vegas ballpark club seats early

The A’s sold out roughly 300 Athletic Club season tickets for their future Las Vegas ballpark, with more than three-fourths of buyers from Southern Nevada.

Police respond to ‘vague threat of violence’ at Las Vegas Strip construction site

Las Vegas police responded to a “suspicious situation” at a construction site on Monday morning, according to authorities.

Nevada funds students at risk of not graduating high school. It isn’t working, study says

Nevada gives millions of dollars to school districts each year to support students at risk of not graduating high school. A new study found the funds have no effects.

Raiders’ Klint Kubiak exercises aggression, until he doesn’t in loss to Chiefs

The Raiders kept their offense on the field for several fourth-down attempts during Sunday’s loss to the Chiefs before conservatively kicking a late field goal.

Raiders search for running game answers after struggling in loss to Chiefs

The Raiders remain the least efficient rushing offense in the NFL after 26 carries for 72 yards for 2.8 yards per carry in their loss Kansas City.

Nevada data centers promise big power demand. Who will pay the bill?

Energy and utility-regulation experts say determining whether data centers cover their full costs requires project-specific calculations that aren’t fully public.

What are those concrete columns going up on Green Valley Parkway near the 215 in Henderson?

If you’ve driven along Green Valley Parkway near the 215 Beltway in Henderson, you’ve probably seen concrete columns added to both sides of the road south of the freeway.

911 call captures what man told dispatcher before shooting parents, himself

An emergency call from the 40-year-old man who shot his parents at an apartment near UNLV sheds light on his mental state before he turned a gun on himself.

Adin Hill repays Golden Knights after goal, shuts down Canucks

Adin Hill gave up a bad goal late in the second period Sunday, but the Golden Knights picked him up and he delivered in the third period of a win over Vancouver.

Graney: Close loss to Chiefs? Raiders still have master plan

The Raiders might have lost to Kansas City on Sunday, but in no way does that impede the long-term rebuild that Las Vegas is attempting.

Summerlin developer sells more than $100M of land to homebuilders

Summerlin is the largest master-planned community in Las Vegas, and its developer is known for methodically selling land, asking select builders to make offers on the plots it releases.

Vegas Sports Sunday: Raiders lose to Chiefs, Las Vegas honors Kyle Busch

The Review-Journal’s Heidi Fang and Dominic Lavoie recap the latest in Las Vegas sports, including the Raiders loss to the Chiefs, Kyle Busch tributes, the WNBA Playoffs and more.

LETTER: Water officials should open their eyes

Low-hanging fruit abounds.

LETTER: Entrepreneurship and risk

Employees lose jobs; owners can lost it all.

CARTOON: The junket machine

Taxpayer money wasted on CCSD teacher recruitment trips.

EDITORIAL: Judges, council seat on ballot for LV residents

Review-Journal endorsements

Golden Knights begin 1st road trip of season with win in Vancouver

The Golden Knights used a three-goal second period to defeat the Vancouver Canucks on Sunday to start their first road trip of the year.

What went wrong for the Raiders against the Chiefs?

Turnovers and explosive plays proved costly for the Raiders in Sunday’s loss to the Kansas City Chiefs at Allegiant Stadium.

Larson rides Busch tribute car to 2nd place run at LVMS, extends points lead

Kyle Larson, driving a Kyle Busch tribute paint scheme, finished second at the South Point 400 at LVMS and extended his lead in the points standings.

Mother identifies teen killed at First Friday shooting in downtown Las Vegas

Carth Onasi Jacobs-Rodgers, 15, attended Desert Pines High School, was the eldest of nine siblings and loved boxing and basketball, his mother said.

Ex-Raiders punter Leo Araguz lights Al Davis torch during Hispanic Heritage Month

Lighting the Al Davis Memorial Torch ahead of the Raiders game against the Chiefs meant a lot to former punter Leo Araguz, especially during Hispanic Heritage Month.

Briscoe holds off late charge, wins NASCAR South Point 400 at LVMS

Chase Briscoe won the NASCAR Cup Series South Point 400 on Sunday at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. The race was the fifth race in the NASCAR Cup Series Chase.

‘A week of some closure’: Kyle Busch remembered at South Point 400 at LVMS

Two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion and Las Vegas native Kyle Busch was remembered and honored during Sunday’s South Point 400 at his home track.

Raiders grades: Special teams, turnover dominance end with 1st loss

Here’s how the Raiders graded out in a loss to the Kansas City Chiefs at Allegiant Stadium on Sunday.

Graney: Kubiak shows some swagger, but Raiders have no run game in loss to Chiefs

Raiders coach Klint Kubiak said at halftime his team would beat Kansas City, but no running game and self-inflicted mistakes led to their first loss.

Raiders’ late rally falls short in 1st loss as Chiefs take AFC West lead — PHOTOS

The Raiders led the Kansas City Chiefs through three quarters of their Sunday matchup before succumbing for their first loss under coach Klint Kubiak.

Chiefs receiver suffers severe ankle injury vs Raiders

Chiefs wide receiver Tyquan Thornton suffered a significant ankle injury in the fourth quarter of the game against the Raiders.

Raiders injuries: Ashton Jeanty’s bothersome ankle is a concern

While Ashton Jeanty looks to have his ankle at 100 percent “real soon,” receiver Jalen Nailor was knocked out of the game against the Chiefs with a concussion.

Aces held to season-low points in Game 1 loss to Valkyries

The Las Vegas Aces struggled to generate offense against Golden State and lost Game 1 of their WNBA semifinal series on Sunday at Chase Center in San Francisco.

NFL betting: Line doesn’t reflect new-look Falcons for ‘Monday Night Football’

Division rivals come together on “Monday Night Football” as the Falcons and Saints wrap up Week 4 with a big battle in the NFC South.

Raiders star Brock Bowers set to play Sunday despite illness

The Raiders will have tight end Brock Bowers available on Sunday when they play the Chiefs in a battle of undefeated AFC West rivals despite coming down with an illness in the morning.

UPDATES: Raiders allow 20 points in 4th quarter, handed 1st loss by Chiefs

Two undefeated teams clashed Sunday when the Las Vegas Raiders hosted the Kansas City Chiefs at Allegiant Stadium. Here is what happened.

Interstate 15 reopened after fatal crash near Las Vegas

A fatal crash on Interstate 15 just south of Las Vegas has resulted in the closure of the interstate by the Nevada Highway Patrol.

Attorneys believe fugitive Mustang Ranch owner Joe Conforte has died

The brothel operator was a notorious Nevada character, profiled by national publications and the basis for a Joe Pesci character.

What channel is Aces vs. Valkyries on today? Game 1 time, TV, streaming

The defending champions open their best-of-five semifinal series against the Golden State Valkyries on Sunday at Chase Center in San Francisco.

What channel is Raiders vs. Chiefs on today? Time, TV, streaming for Week 4

The Las Vegas Raiders are putting their unbeaten start on the line Sunday against a familiar AFC West rival.

On the issues: Lombardo and Ford’s positions on K-12 education

Gov. Joe Lombardo, who calls himself the education governor, touts incremental improvements during his current term. Attorney General Aaron Ford, a former educator and legislator, argues that the incumbent has flunked the test.

40 years after impeachment, some attorneys still defend former Judge Harry Claiborne

He was the first federal judge convicted of a crime while in office and the first federal official impeached by Congress in a half-century, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported.

Man fatally shot by Henderson police after firing at officers, police say

A man wanted in connection with a Saturday shooting was fatally shot by Henderson police after he opened fire on officers, the Henderson Police Department said.

The Road to Las Vegas: Review-Journal’s Week 5 CFP projections

Each week, the Review-Journal will project which teams will make the CFP semifinals and have a chance to meet at Allegiant Stadium to determine the national champion.

VICTOR JOECKS: What you can do to preserve liberty

Make sure you don’t read the news like you read a history book. You can shape the outcome of the trends shaping today’s top stories.

NEVADA VIEWS: The truth about Nevada’s abortion ballot question

COMMENTARY: Time for all Nevada high schools to talk honestly about athletics

CCSD schools shouldn’t avoid competing against charter schools.

EDITORIAL: Judicial elections pose challenges for voters

Below, we offer our recommendations in the 10 contested District Court races on the November ballot.

LETTER: Red flags surrounding Brightline West

Taxpayers deserve realistic answers if they’re expected to be on the hook.

LETTER: On the Las Vegas NBA franchise

How many tourists will support it?

CARTOON: Botched

COMMENTARY: Let’s not make the AI cure worse than the disease

Creating any form of regulatory entity out of panic would be a historic governance mistake.

VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: The false gloom of 1992 elections — and the upcoming midterms

Republicans have not yet developed a strategy to inform the public that the economy is sound.

Corey Day wins NASCAR O’Reilly Series race in wild finish at LVMS — PHOTOS

Corey Day passed Carson Kvapil with two laps to go to win the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series Chase race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on Saturday in a wild finish.

Hill: UNLV, Jackson Arnold turning season around after hitting ‘rock bottom’

UNLV suffered an embarrassing defeat last month at North Texas that forced some soul-searching, and it may have been exactly what their veteran quarterback needed.

‘Those are huge plays’: 4th-down stops help propel UNLV past Cal

The Rebels were stout defensively when it mattered most Saturday, stopping Cal three times on fourth down in a victory at Allegiant Stadium.

3 takeaways from UNLV football’s wild win against Cal

In a crazy back-and-forth game that had a little bit of everything, UNLV had enough explosive plays to outlast the Golden Bears.

‘Tiny Kyle’ honoring Kyle Busch with tribute scheme at South Point 400

Kyle Larson is honoring the late Kyle Busch at his hometown track with his No. 5 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet in Sunday’s South Point 400.

Denny Hamlin wins South Point 400 pole, eyes 3rd straight LVMS win

Denny Hamlin won the pole for Sunday’s South Point 400 NASCAR Cup Series Chase race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Hamlin is seeking his third straight win at LVMS.

Jackson Arnold accounts for 5 TDs as UNLV rallies past Cal — PHOTOS

Jackson Arnold, the Rebels’ transfer quarterback from Auburn, threw for three scores and ran for two more in a victory over Cal on Saturday at Allegiant Stadium.

Pultes Westlight opens in Lake Las Vegas

Lake Las Vegas is welcoming its only new townhome community currently selling within the 3,600-acre master plan with the opening of Westlight by Pulte Homes. Located along Lake Las Vegas Parkway, the new neighborhood offers spacious two-story designs with flexible floor plans, private garages and views of the Las…

NBA Las Vegas expansion: When could the winning bid group be chosen?

The league could to choose from the three finalist bid groups sometime “in the next month, or so,” according to a person with knowledge of the expansion proceedings.

Same old? Golden Knights try to buck trend of falling behind in games

The Golden Knights nearly erased a four-goal deficit on Friday, but it was a moment that felt all too similar to last season.

Student vs. teacher: Hammon’s Aces face Nakase’s Valkyries in WNBA semis

The Aces will face the Golden State Valkyries in the WNBA semifinals, with Becky Hammon coaching against former Las Vegas assistant Natalie Nakase.

What’s at stake in regular-season finales for CCSD independent football teams?

The drama will be heightened next Friday in the final week of scheduled regular-season play for CCSD independent football teams.