Pacquiao vs. Hatton back on, Arum says

The proposed megafight between Manny Pacquiao and Ricky Hatton, called off a day earlier, appeared to be back on late Thursday after Pacquiao signed a deal for the May 2 junior welterweight bout at the MGM Grand Garden.

Buzz builds for ’09 season

Listen and you can hear the building rumble of high-horsepower engines.

Rebels strive for consistency

Same as any basketball season, this one has brought UNLV coach Lon Kruger bouts with frustration and moments of satisfaction.

HORSE RACING

TODAY AT SANTA ANITA PARK

ON TV/RADIO

BASKETBALL

Economic slump takes toll on ECHL

The nation’s economic downturn has forced two ECHL franchises — the Augusta (Ga.) Lynx and Fresno (Calif.) Falcons — to fold this season, but midway through their sixth season in Las Vegas, the Wranglers appear to be on solid ground.

Baldwin heads field in Laughlin

Laughlin is a short drive from B.J. Baldwin’s home in Las Vegas, but the 29-year-old has traveled many miles of dusty, rock-strewn roads to reach the pinnacle of off-road racing.

Handicappers flock to Las Vegas

The 10th annual Daily Racing Form/National Thoroughbred Racing Association National Handicapping Championship will be today and Saturday at Red Rock. The purse is $1 million, with a first-place prize of $500,000.

Las Vegan ‘Sexiest’ finalist

Molly Sullivan‘s dream is to follow Erin Andrews and Bonnie Bernstein to ESPN.

Fields, Babbitt lead UNR past Hawaii

RENO — Brandon Fields and Luke Babbitt each scored 19 points as UNR defeated Hawaii 74-63 Thursday.

IN BRIEF

GOLF

Housing expert hopeful

The worst year on record for the Las Vegas housing market is over, and the question now is whether it can sink any deeper in 2009.

Mine lures tribal, habitat group’s opposition

RENO — Access to a mountain some tribal members consider hallowed ground and the impact on water resources was the focus of testimony Thursday as a hearing continued to determine whether a massive gold mine project in northeast Nevada should be allowed to proceed.

Budget bad news delivered

CARSON CITY — State Budget Director Andrew Clinger told legislators Thursday they face a horrendous choice: Cut salaries by 6 percent and approve other reductions proposed by Gov. Jim Gibbons or lay off 10,000 workers.

Ex-FBI agent faces trial

As a couple, Jeffrey Preciado and Kimberly Long were a wreck. Both were using drugs and alcohol and the police had been called out to their house several times for domestic disturbances, according to Preciado.

IN BRIEF

‘TRAUMATIC INJURIES’

Green Valley band enjoyed cool trip

For 110 members of Green Valley High School’s marching band, it doesn’t get any better than this:

Shooting kills one person, wounds two

One person was killed and two others were wounded in a shooting in northeast Las Vegas Thursday afternoon.

No court-martial for man suspected in spy plane fire

Pentagon officials said Thursday they have decided not to court-martial a civilian contract employee from Las Vegas who had been restricted to an air base in Iraq since November when Air Force investigators suspected him of setting fire to a Predator unmanned spy plane.

Rural schools to stay open

Lundy Elementary School on Mount Charleston and Goodsprings Elementary School near the California border were reprieved Thursday by the Clark County School Board, which voted to postpone a decision on closing the two rural sites for a year.

Trailer park shooting in NLV kills one

Two men were shot Thursday night in a trailer park in North Las Vegas, and one of the victims died.

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