Wall powers Wizards to another victory

No. 1 pick John Wall had 21 points, 10 assists and seven rebounds as the Washington Wizards held off a late Dallas run for an 88-82 victory in today’s third game at Cox Pavilion.

Dangerous heat coming to valley

Get ready for another round of intense heat. The National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat warning from noon Friday until 9 p.m. Saturday for the Las Vegas Valley. The warning affects areas below 4,000 feet in Southern Nevada.

Water authority may pay part of firefighting costs in Warm Springs blaze

The Southern Nevada Water Authority could end up paying at least some of the cost for fighting the July 1 wildfire that swept through the Warm Springs area, destroying several homes, historic buildings and hundreds of acres of dense palm groves.

Family, airmen pay tribute to fallen Nellis pilot

An airman remembers Capt. David Wisniewski during a service Thursday inside the Thunderbirds hangar at Nellis Air Force Base. Wisniewski died July 2 from injuries after his helicopter crashed amid hostile fire June 9 in Afghanistan.

Stem cell con game alleged

An 84-year-old Las Vegas man was arrested on fraud charges Thursday after federal authorities accused him of duping patients and investors with claims that he was a retired physician who had developed a novel medical procedure involving stem cells.

Argentina legalizes gay marriage in historic vote

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Argentina became the first Latin American nation to legalize gay marriage Thursday, granting same-sex couples all the legal rights that marriage brings to heterosexuals. The law’s passage has inspired activists to push for similar laws in other countries, and a wave of gay weddings are expected in Buenos Aires.

CBS producer who blackmailed Letterman up for Emmy

NEW YORK — The former CBS News producer jailed for trying to blackmail David Letterman is up for an Emmy award. Robert “Joe” Halderman was nominated Thursday for a News and Documentary Emmy award for his participation in an April 2009 “48 Hours” story about an American exchange student charged with murder in Italy.

Cuban prisoners say they shared cells with rats

MADRID — Rats and diseases infested Cuban prison cells so badly that some inmates tried to kill themselves and other did themselves harm, according to freed political prisoners who spoke Thursday in Spain.

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