Navajo calls out Urban Outfitters for its products

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — Urban Outfitters’ line of Navajo-branded clothing and accessories has set off a firestorm online and within the Navajo Nation government, with allegations of trademark violations and criticism of the products — particularly underwear and a liquor flask — that many tribal members consider disrespectful.

Crews prepare huge set before CNN’s Tuesday GOP debate

The crew putting together the CNN Western Republican Presidential Debate is leaving nothing to chance at The Venetian’s Sands Expo and Convention Center.

Sharps on right side with Cowboys

It’s safe to assume Tom Brady does not always drink beer, but when he does, he probably prefers Dos Equis. Brady is The Most Intimidating Man in the World at the quarterback position, and that’s why it’s so scary to bet against him.

In Brief

Cardinals punch ticket to World Series

MILWAUKEE — An afterthought in early September, the St. Louis Cardinals needed every last win just to reach the postseason. Now, this wild ride is headed to the World Series.

Rebels’ new coaches reveal new era at scrimmage

While unveiling a new era of UNLV basketball, first-year coach Dave Rice made it clear the program’s past will be a major emphasis for the future.

Jackson doctor’s lawyers will attempt to counter damaging testimony

LOS ANGELES — The trial of Michael Jackson’s personal physician will enter a new phase this week, with the doctor’s attorneys trying to counter three weeks of damaging testimony and attempting to show that the singer somehow caused his own death.

Nevada State Museum finally ready for Springs Preserve home

For awhile it seemed the brand new Nevada State Museum at the Springs Preserve would never open its doors.
The $51.5 million building sat empty as state budget issues delayed its opening. On Oct. 28, the museum will finally be open for business, six years later than planned.

Nevada’s mining industry gets face-lift in ad blitz

Mining is great for the Silver State, and the industry has launched a new advertising blitz to prove it. If you listen closely, you can practically hear the critics rolling their eyes.

Las Vegas man with 100-pound scrotum seeks money for surgery

It sat in front of him, on top of a pillow that rested on a milk crate. He sprinkled baby powder on it — what looked like a huge watermelon encased in a compression bandage — but the unmistakable smell of urine couldn’t be completely smothered.

Las Vegas woman chooses to go in peace rather than fight ovarian cancer

Tormented by disabling treatments, debilitating pain and relentless collection agencies, Ginger Fisher said last year that the interventions to keep her alive caused problems she wished neither she nor her family had to deal with.
Only 39 when she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, she was 42 when she died recently.

Hey, guys, work those thighs; machines aren’t ‘girly’

Most men don’t do certain exercises because they think they look to “girly.” 
They tend to avoid the abduction (outer thigh) and adduction (inner thigh) machines, apparently thinking they’re only for women. I hope that after reading today’s column, many men will leave their machismo at home the next time they work their legs. 

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