Robin! Miley! Bruno! Who has the song of summer?

NEW YORK — You’re listening to it on the way to the beach, or when your toes are resting in the sand. Or you’re on a crowded train without a seat, sweating as funky smells scorch from the left or right. Luckily, you’re jamming to funky summertime beats, you’re doing OK.

Titus plans trip to Israel starting Sunday

U.S. Rep. Dina Titus of Nevada will depart Sunday for a weeklong trip to Israel as part of a congressional delegation that will meet with senior Israeli and Palestinian leaders, her office said Friday.

New smartphone reviews: Moto X and more

New phones are continually coming out. Which should you buy? Here’s a summary of The Associated Press’ recent phone reviews, including Motorola’s new Moto X phone, which is coming out in the U.S. in about a month.

Bonner Elementary named for US Attorney for Nevada

This month’s Naming Las Vegas series looks at the life of John W. Bonner, namesake of Bonner Elementary School at 765 Crestdale Lane.

Alaska city experiences first sunset in months

JUNEAU, Alaska — For the first time since May, the sun has set in what is billed as the northernmost city in the United States.

New superintendent outlines his vision for school district

New Clark County School District Superintendent Pat Skorkowsky recently spoke to the Rotary Club of Las Vegas Summerlin about bringing an insider’s perspective to the position and said the district needs to focus more on academic results.

Netflix allows five viewing profiles on same account

SAN FRANCISCO — Netflix’s latest attraction will enable families and other people sharing the same account to set up separate identities so the Internet video service can give them better recommendations on what to watch next.

Big cruise lines post crime data online

MIAMI — For the first time, the three largest U.S.-based cruise lines on Thursday began posting on their websites more comprehensive data about allegations of serious crimes committed aboard ships. The disclosures were made voluntarily but come amid growing pressure from Congress and crime victims for greater accuracy about crime at sea.

10-year-old nabs alternate role in national touring production

Will B (his real name is Will Brandon Whitesell ) has already hit the jackpot at age 10. The Southern Highlands resident has been touring the United States as part of the cast of “Priscilla Queen of the Desert.”

Mexican city fines concert $8,000 on drug ballads

MEXICO CITY — Mexican authorities seeking to ban drug ballads known as “narco-corridos” have levied one of their stiffest punishments yet against the music, fining concert promoters 100,000 pesos (almost $8,000) for a weekend performance in the northern city of Chihuahua.

 
Cooper’s slur is learning moment

Riley Cooper insists that he is sorry, that he is disgusted by his own words, that he is embarrassed and ashamed beyond belief.

Saudi airman rejects plea deal in Vegas child rape

A Saudi Arabian air force sergeant rejected a plea deal in a child rape case Thursday, after which a video was played in court of him telling police he had sexual contact with a 13-year-old boy at a Las Vegas Strip hotel.

Burton still trying to improve world

LeVar Burton was a hero on “Star Trek: The Next Generation.” But in the 1960s, he was just a kid sitting in front of the TV, getting inspiration from the original “Star Trek.”

Autumn edibles: Tips for fall gardening and second plantings

As summer’s end nears, you may think gardening season is over. The good news is with a few strategic tips, you can keep your green thumb going and enjoy a plethora of autumn edibles for months to come. Follow these tips and you’ll be on your way to fresh food throughout autumn.

LEFTOVERS: Kidd will attempt to motivate by ‘Matrix’

Want an inspirational flick to fire up your team? Forget “Rocky,” “Rudy” or “Remember the Titans.” First-year Brooklyn Nets coach Jason Kidd plans to use “The Matrix” to motivate his squad.

Tickets for Las Vegas Bowl go on sale Monday

Las Vegas Bowl tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Monday. The Dec. 21 game at Sam Boyd Stadium features a Pacific 12 Conference team against the top selection from the Mountain West.

Palo Verde swimmer Goldsmith collects 10 medals at Maccabiah Games

Palo Verde High sophomore Isabella Goldsmith captured seven gold, two silver and one bronze medal in girls’ age 13-16 swimming in the recent Maccabiah Games. The games, often referred to as the “Jewish Olympics,” are held every four years in Israel.

Mountain Ridge wins Little League West Regional opener over Dixie, Utah

Jaret Godman tossed a one-hitter and Nick Cornman and Karsonne Winters had two hits apiece as Mountain Ridge opened pool play Friday at the Little League Baseball West Regional in San Bernardino, Calif., with an 11-1 mercy-rule victory over Utah representative Dixie.

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