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Judge rules Arpaio’s office profiles Latinos

PHOENIX — A federal judge ruled Friday that the office of America’s self-proclaimed toughest sheriff systematically singled out Latinos in its trademark immigration patrols, marking the first finding by a court that the agency racially profiles people.

Transgender hate crimes

Legislation to enhance prison sentences for people who commit crimes against transgender people sure was popular. It passed the state Senate with only a single dissenting vote, and just 11 of 42 Assembly members voted against it. Gov. Brian Sandoval quickly signed the bill into law.

Religion Notes: May 25

The Westminster Concert Bell Choir will perform at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Mountain View Presbyterian Church, 8601 Del Webb Blvd.

UNLV-Arizona football game staying in Las Vegas

UNLV couldn’t reach an agreement to move its Sept. 7 football game against Arizona to Glendale, Ariz., and it will remain at Sam Boyd Stadium as the Rebels’ home opener.

Memorial Day weekend to be warm, maybe smoky

Sunny but possibly smoky skies and warm temperatures are on the horizon for the busy Memorial Day weekend in Las Vegas.

Pelicans nice fit for UNLV’s Bennett

The evidence is overwhelming that since 1985, when a certain envelope was “allegedly” knocked against a metal bar in order to create a crease and allow Patrick Ewing to amazingly land at the feet of the New York Knicks, the only thing more certain than annual NBA Draft conspiracy theories being debated is how some draft picks are fortunate and others cursed.

Former prisoners on road to workforce reentry

Standing in a black pinstripe suit, 56-year-old Michael Bohan quoted the final lines of Robert Frost’s “The Road Not Taken” to 27 men and women who graduated Friday from a week-long leadership workshop that helps newly released prisoners reenter the workforce.

Hunt earns his keep in UFC with four straight wins

When the Ultimate Fighting Championship purchased Pride in 2007, the Japan-based organization had several marketable fighters targeted by the UFC.

Kroger reinvests in Smith’s as profits climb

With a better-than-expected year and a positive outlook, Kroger Co. is reinvesting in its Smith’s Food & Drug division.

Lawyering didn’t sink him, but taxes did

U.S. District Judge Gloria Navarro overrode the government’s plea deal with Las Vegas bankruptcy attorney Randolph Goldberg and gave him the maximum possible under federal guidelines — two years in prison instead of the agreed upon 18 months. She gave him the maximum fine of $40,000. He paid restitution of $720,719.

Cathedral Rock area reopens with new picnic benches, bigger parking lot

With last Tuesday’s reopening of the Cathedral Rock area near Mount Charleston, hikers and picnickers now have access to new picnic and hiking amenities in Kyle Canyon, including a wading pool excavated from old avalanche debris and an event amphitheater.

Arson suspect arrested on federal felony charges

The May 22 indictment states Powers will face charges of one count of arson and one count possession of unregistered firearms. It alleges that Powers damaged and attempted to destroy an autism sports facility with fire and explosive devices, and that he was in possession of unregistered Molotov cocktails.

Nevada prison guard arrested in Las Vegas bank robbery

Benjamin Kyker is very familiar with the Nevada prisons system, but the veteran prison guard could soon be bunking with the kind of men he’s been guarding.

Toronto mayor says he doesn’t smoke crack cocaine

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford denied Friday that he smokes crack cocaine and said he is not an addict after a video purported to show him using the drug. Ford did not say whether he has ever used crack.

Provo couple dies in St. George motorhome crash

A Provo couple on a family recreational vehicle trip was killed when their motorhome crashed into several St. George townhomes, authorities said.

Man indicted in January Las Vegas slaying

Michael Smith, 25, was indicted Friday on a murder charge in connection with the January shooting death of another man. He faces one count of murder with a deadly weapon in the Jan. 14 slaying of Las Vegas resident Carlos Randle, 40.

Britain braces for possible copycat attacks

Britain is bracing for clashes with right-wing activists and possible copycat terror attacks by Islamic extremists after the savage slaying of a young soldier, whose grieving family spoke Friday of their loss.

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