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Las Vegas Sports News

Coverage of sports in Las Vegas focuses on championship outcomes, athlete career milestones and the business of league operations. Reporting follows the competitive events and the cultural impact of athletics across the city.


Hockey

Hockey

Golden Knights Activate Olofsson From Injured Reserve

Vegas forward Victor Olofsson returns after missing time with an upper-body injury suffered against Seattle.

Golden Knights Activate Olofsson From Injured Reserve

Boxing

Live Poll

Do you believe mandatory boxing title challenges should always prioritize official rankings over management disputes?

Boxing

Pedro Taduran to Defend Title Against Brandon Moreno

The IBF minimumweight championship bout is scheduled to take place in Las Vegas on November 7, 2026.

Pedro Taduran to Defend Title Against Brandon Moreno

Soccer

Soccer

Bonneville Named Nevada Preps Athlete of the Week

Arbor View's Elyse Bonneville won the weekly reader poll after scoring two goals in a 3-0 playoff win over Shadow Ridge.

Bonneville Named Nevada Preps Athlete of the Week

Mixed Martial Arts

Mixed Martial Arts

UFC Replaces Brendan Fitzgerald on Vegas 124 Broadcast

Play-by-play commentator Brendan Fitzgerald was replaced during UFC Vegas 124 after an illness affected his voice.


Baseball

Live Poll

Do you trust big developers to deliver promised public amenities in your city?

Baseball

Stadium Authority Sets Board Meeting on Bally's Plaza

The Athletics' Las Vegas ballpark project faces funding uncertainty tied to a Bally's-built podium and plaza, prompting interim plaza planning.

Stadium Authority Sets Board Meeting on Bally's Plaza

More in Sports

Las Vegas reporting spans athletic competition, league business decisions, team performance and the milestones that shape the local landscape. It reaches across the city and the communities around it to cover the venues and the industries that surround major events. Stadium development and regional interest in high-profile events often drive as much activity as the games themselves. Public interest in major tournaments and the resulting influx of visitors frequently dictates the scale of sports reporting.