Kurt Busch taking nothing for granted in Chase quest

Less than a decade removed from a championship in NASCAR’s top series, Kurt Busch is an underdog now. It’s a role he seems plenty comfortable with.

Man faces 26 years of prison after “assassination” of mother

On Monday during his sentencing hearing, Jeff Wilson blamed police for not arresting him sooner and told Judge David Barker he hoped to have a relationship with his family some day. That will have to wait at least two dozen years. Jeff Wilson was sentenced to 26 years to life in prison.

Salvation Army helps kids get back-to-school

Backpacks and reams of paper and glue sticks and scissors and colored pencils and crayons and Ziplocks and paper towels and folders and erasers and tissues and a three-ring binder to the exact specifications required.

UMC questions arrival of patient discharged from California psychiatric hospital

A woman discharged from a California mental hospital was left at University Medical Center’s emergency room Saturday afternoon, prompting hospital officials to question California authorities about the circumstances of her mysterious arrival in Las Vegas.

California patrolman killed in Sunday carjacking accident

A California highway patrolman in Las Vegas for his bachelor party died after being thrown from his pickup during a carjacking Sunday morning.

Take your photos from good to great

Whether you’ve been taking pictures for years or just bought your first camera, photography is an art enjoyed by people around the globe. And while people have captured the beauty around them for generations, today it’s easier than ever to share those photos with friends and family, or even strangers, anywhere in the world.

Smartphone apps make it easier to manage type 2 diabetes

The amount of effort it takes for people with diabetes to pick the right foods and track everything they eat is a common source of frustration. Many people simply give up on actively making food choices or logging their meals despite the potential health risks. In the past two years, a growing number of people have been turning to smartphone apps to help simplify the process.

Risk of concussion increases with back-to-school sports

When the school season begins, more students will be riding bikes and participating in sports such as football, hockey and soccer. Events such as a bike accident, quick fall or collision with another student during athletic practice resulting in a concussion could cause serious consequences both during the school year and later on in life.

Back to school: school nurses lead way to healthy year

While parents and students prep for back-to-school season, so too do the country’s 74,000 school nurses, who are charged with helping maintain a healthy, thriving student body for the 2013-14 school year.

Naval Aviation an exciting opportunity to keep America secure via air and sea

Protecting the security of the United States from both air and sea is what the exclusive, world-class group of Navy Pilots and Naval Flight Officers do on a regular basis. They have access to the world’s most sophisticated aircraft and helicopters, and play a crucial role to the Navy’s mission.

Ten reasons why buying a new car might be cheaper than you think

As your car ages and the miles pile up, it’s important to consider your options before you’re left on the side of the road wondering why you didn’t upgrade sooner. But buying a new car these days doesn’t have to break the bank, either. With new safety features including crash avoidance technology and anti-theft systems, you can actually save some money in the long run, especially when it comes to insurance coverage.

Tips on making smart tire choices

Questions may seem never-ending, but being able to pick and choose is a good thing and really important in getting the right result. A good example is tires: Lots and lots of brands to choose from, but getting the right type of tire is vital because it impacts your vehicle’s ride, handling, comfort and even fuel efficiency.

Chalk talk: Protest shames police, city

We have a front-runner for Best Protest Ever. About 50 people braved the August afternoon heat Saturday to shame the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and the city of Las Vegas for the overreaching, overcharging, over-the-top prosecution of four people who used sidewalk chalk to criticize police shootings.

As we go back to school, let me say ‘thank you’

On Monday, I had the honor of serving as master of ceremonies for the Clark County School District’s annual back-to-school event for teachers. Let me tell you what I told them.

Backup running back Smith already 2-0 vs. Minnesota

Junior running back Adonis Smith has some familiarity with UNLV’s opening opponent. He played at Northwestern for two football seasons before transferring last year, and he was on Wildcats teams that went 2-0 against Big Ten Conference rival Minnesota. UNLV plays at Minnesota on Aug. 29.

UNLV receives commit from prep star Aytes

Aytes, a 6-foot-6-inch power forward from JSerra Catholic High School in San Juan Capistrano, Calif., announced Monday on Twitter he has orally committed to UNLV.

Libraries to extend hours after Labor Day

Local libraries will begin staying open an hour later Mondays through Thursdays, after the Labor Day holiday.

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