VCU runs past Memphis to earn shot at Duke

PARADISE ISLAND, Bahamas – With less than 30 seconds to play in Virginia Commonwealth’s first-round win at the Battle 4 Atlantis, Rams fans started chanting “We want Duke.”

Trial reset for suspect in deaths of mom, child

JACKSON, Miss. – A federal trial has been pushed back to August for a man who was declared dead in Mississippi in 1994 and surfaced years later as a suspect in the deaths of his Las Vegas girlfriend and her daughter.

Cyclists seeing red over lights

CARSON CITY – As crazy as it may sound, a newly elected assemblyman wants to change state law and allow bicyclists and motorcyclists to turn left on red lights, at least in limited circumstances.

Bay State steps slowly toward gaming

BOSTON – When Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick ended years of contentious debate over expanded gambling by signing a bill authorizing up to three resort-style casinos and a slots parlor, he warned against expecting any quick economic windfall.

Work card program in Las Vegas comes under scrutiny

Intimidating was the word Beverly Whitby used to describe getting permission from the Las Vegas City Council to work as a clerk at 7-Eleven.

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