Huggins clings to Vegas

Maybe Bob Huggins wanted to coach at UNLV. Maybe he didn’t. But one thing is undeniable: Huggins enjoys coaching in Las Vegas.

Cal humbles Rebels at home

With an impressive shooting display, Jerome Randle, California’s 5-foot-10-inch guard, took UNLV apart. In the aftermath of a surprising blowout, he made another big statement by taking one parting shot.

Phelps galpal gets exposure on Web

Michael Phelps, the golden boy of swimming, may be up to his neck in a dating scandal.

IN BRIEF

SECOND TEEN INJURED

Bargain hunting

After 32 hours camped in front of an electronics store, Russ Mayfield of Las Vegas personified the state of America’s consumer economy: disheveled and dead on his feet, yet determined to trudge headlong into another holiday shopping season.

Suspect left cell with his victims

Here’s a hint for would-be criminals: Don’t give victims your cell phone — especially if it has your photo in it.

Tahoe ski resort openings delayed

RENO — A storm dropped a few inches of snow around Lake Tahoe, but it was not enough to allow skiers and snowboarders to hit the slopes in full force yet.

Answers sought in death of icon

The death earlier this year of iconic Las Vegas figure James “Buffalo Jim” Barrier was ruled accidental, but family members continue to contend that the colorful mechanic was murdered.

New plan for Huntridge proposed

The closed and historic Huntridge Theater building might be getting a face lift and new occupants if plans to resurrect the property are approved by the Las Vegas City Council — but it won’t be a theater.

Housing chief stressed

Don England hasn’t been feeling so great lately.

The right against self incrimination

The Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution holds, among other protections, that no person “shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself … .”

IN BRIEF

CAIRO, Egypt

ITCH FOR EFFICIENCY

Most American drivers realize they’re going to have to trade their mean machines for green machines somewhere down the road, sacrificing performance for economy.

Company started by ex-PurchasePro workers bankrupt

YourBuyer Inc., a purchasing company established by two former managers at failed PurchasePro.com, filed for bankruptcy listing $16.1 million in liabilities and $2,000 in assets.

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