As attorney does time, consumers still need bankruptcy lawyers

Las Vegas bankruptcy lawyer Randolph Goldberg didn’t wait until Wednesday’s deadline to start his 24-month prison sentences for tax evasion: He has settled into his new home, the Taft Correctional Institution in Taft, Calif.

UFC, new Fox networks cast lot together

There was a time when Ultimate Fighting Championship events were barred from pay per view in the United States.

‘Teen Mom’ ready for dancer awards

One of the year’s bigger pop-culture stories has been the transition of Farrah Abraham from MTV star to adult-film seductress.

Missing airman found dead in truck

The search for a missing airman was called off Friday night after authorities found a man inside a truck, dead from an apparent gunshot wound to the head, the search commander said.

Rebels set for quirks in 2013-14 basketball schedule

On paper, the Mountain West basketball pecking order appears too close to call, and UNLV coach Dave Rice is playing along with the guessing game. “I absolutely think it’s a wide-open conference,” he said.

 
Prowling Pa. ninja says he was trying to help cops

Everybody agrees that a 19-year-old Pennsylvania man dressed up as a ninja and lurked near homes, but they disagree whether that’s a good idea — or legal.

Experience aids Phillips

UNLV tight end Jake Phillips showed a lot of promise as a redshirt freshman last season, but he also had a problem with dropped passes.

Away from catastrophe, Sanitoa wreaks havoc

Pago Pago is American Samoa’s capital, where Sonny Sanitoa followed one of two available paths to a better future, to an opportunity away from the community whose coastline was devastated by a tsunami in 2009, where barrels of oil were thrown into the harbor and washed ashore, where buildings and vehicles and villages were damaged, where the number of deaths increased daily after the wave’s impact.

Death Valley National Park needs quicker fix for roads

It doesn’t rain much at Death Valley National Park — less than 2 inches a year on average, hence the name of the popular tourist destination. And when it does rain, it often creates havoc on the few roads that allow visitors access to this national park.

Google: Gmail users shouldn’t expect privacy

The phrase “a person has no legitimate expectation of privacy in information he voluntarily turns over to third parties” is making its way from headlines on to no-so-pleased Gmail users.

Ghostbar at the Palms appears again after renovations

Ghostbar, the indoor-outdoor ultralounge at the Palms, shuttered for nearly six weeks for a multi-million dollar remodel has quietly reopened. The redesign is part of the $50 million renovation of the Palms.

Documents detail Nevada, DOE talks on uranium waste

Documents made public on Friday show Nevada environmental officials and the Department of Energy took part in discussions late last year over burying highly radioactive uranium waste in the state. But they stop short of saying there was a deal.

Superintendent puts priority on staffing, smart spending

New Clark County School District Superintendent Pat Skorkowsky recently spoke with View about his vision for the district and his top concerns, including getting results, retaining teachers and receiving a return on investment.

Officials: Father of missing children known to be violent with police

An Amber Alert has been issued for Lillyanna Ramires, 9, and Martin Angel Rosales, 3, who were in the care of the Division of Child and Family Services, when they were taken by the parents against court orders, according to officials.

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