BYU nets No. 3 seed for WCC tourney

LOS ANGELES — Tyler Haws scored 24 points, and Brandon Davies and Matt Carlino added 11 each as Brigham Young defeated Loyola Marymount 73-70 in a West Coast Conference game Saturday night.

Marks on mark as Boise State beats teetering Colorado State

BOISE, Idaho — Derrick Marks scored 33 of his career-high 38 points in the second half to lead Boise State to a 78-65 Mountain West victory over Colorado State on Saturday night.

Kelly, No. 3 Duke edge Miami

DURHAM, N.C. — Ryan Kelly had waited two months for the chance to help his Duke teammates reclaim the form that made them the nation’s top-ranked team.

Kyle Busch ends Nationwide drought

AVONDALE, Ariz. — Kyle Busch spun his wheels at the start/finish line for a few extra rotations, filling the track and grandstand with a fog of white smoke.

Chavez plans to sue NAC over penalty

Bob Arum was in Mexico with Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. on Thursday during Chavez’s disciplinary hearing with the Nevada Athletic Commission for a positive drug test.

He’s no Hanson brother

Long considered the worst place to play in the ECHL, Johnstown, Pa. — the city that inspired the cult classic hockey movie “Slap Shot” — proved to be a fun place to play for Wranglers left wing Andrew Sarauer.

Don’t sleep on noisy Japanese in WBC

It was the wee hours of the morning when I woke, on the couch, to the sound of trumpets and a somewhat familiar voice, which sounded like Rich Waltz, the former Las Vegas Stars broadcaster. A half-empty box of Chicken in a Biskit crackers and a nozzled can totally devoid of aerosol cheese were on the coffee table. Bacon-flavored.

Bayno revives career

MINNEAPOLIS — It was 1984, the night before the biggest game of Bill Bayno’s college career, and the junior forward at Sacred Heart was sitting quietly in a hotel bar.

Washington Digest: Senate rejects rival proposals to avoid cuts

WASHINGTON — The Senate last week rejected rival Democratic and Republican proposals aimed at avoiding $85 billion in across-the-board spending cuts that otherwise were set to launch.

WEEK IN REVIEW: Reporters’ notebook

Verlie Doing, the first lady of Searchlight, turned 89 years old last week, but don’t bother sending her a card.

WEEK IN REVIEW: Top news

A week after the deadly Feb. 21 shooting and crash on the Strip, police announced they had the prime suspect in custody.

Recycled Rides makes good use of wrecks

The program, a nonprofit under the direction of the National Auto Body Council, is called Recycled Rides and has gone national. It has donated scores of cars over the years.

Legislative war on johns unlikely in Nevada

CARSON CITY — In the so-called War on Drugs, authorities go after the users as well as the suppliers. Cut the demand enough, and the war is won.

Henderson mayoral candidate hopes voters look beyond his felony past

When Henderson resident Joe Scala decided to run for mayor, the first call he made was not to his mother or his sister, it was to a man who supervised him after his release from prison 16 years earlier.

DJ BabyChino, 10, has a passion for hip-hop

DJ BabyChino, whose real name is Ri-yan Dolan, has worked before UNLV men’s basketball games, the NBA All-Star weekend and the MAGIC convention.

Clark County seventh-grader wins Nevada Spelling Bee

Amna Raza, a seventh-grade Clark County student from Omar Haikal Islamic Academy, won the Nevada State Spelling Bee on Saturday and will compete at the finals in Washington, D.C.

Political turbulence in Washington grounds Thunderbirds shows

Sequestration and gridlock in Washington have clipped the wings of the Thunderbirds, an Air Force demonstration team based at Nellis Air Force Base. But flyovers and air shows will go on until April 1.

Federal grazing fee stays same, rekindles debate

The federal grazing fee will stay at the minimum allowable level for a seventh consecutive year, a development that has rekindled a long-standing debate in the West between conservationists and ranchers.

Moser gives UNLV bit of elbow room

RENO — It was almost three months ago when a dislocated right elbow turned Mike Moser’s junior season upside down.

Canyon Falls nears sell out

Harmony Homes, a locally owned and operated homebuilder, has enjoyed great success with its Canyon Falls community, which is nearly sold out, company President Robert Beville said.

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