Togetherness, experience put Panthers on fast track in Sunset

After being up four match points in the Sunset Region semifinals last season and eventually losing to rival Centennial, it’s understandable that Palo Verde girls volleyball coach Greg Siqueiros says his team’s main goal this season is to stay humble.

Fishing report, September 5, 2013

■ LAKE MEAD — Mark Eddison had a theory that the larger stripers were hanging out in deep water. Luckily for him his theory panned out when he reeled in a 30-pound striper. Eddison caught his trophy on a pink Spinnow in 60 to 70 feet of water near Sand Island. Top-water action remains good and many anglers are returning with full coolers. Those fishing for largemouth bass and smallmouth bass have had success working coves with jerkbaits or crankbaits in about 20 to 40 feet of water. With the new moon, anglers can take advantage of the dark night by fishing under a light or using submersible lights.

51s lose playoff opener on walk-off HR

SALT LAKE CITY — Moments after Salt Lake’s dramatic 4-3 win over Las Vegas in Game 1 of the Pacific Coast League playoffs Wednesday night, 51s manager Wally Backman managed a weak smile.

Nevada controller applauded for financial management

Nevada state Controller Kim Wallin has been recognized by a national organization for her efforts on government financial management and accountability.

California-to-Nevada odyssey of mentally ill daughter angers mother

On Aug. 20, the Review-Journal reported that a young woman was mysteriously left at University Medical Center. She carried paperwork showing a discharge date of Aug. 16 from Napa State Hospital, a 138-year-old public psychiatric facility in California’s wine country. She told a UMC psychiatrist that a mental health caseworker drove her to Las Vegas.

Year-round schedules loom for crowded elementary schools

While Clark County School District’s middle and high schools have 13,000 empty seats, the district’s elementary schools have 19,400 more students than their campuses were designed to accommodate, according to a head count on Aug. 28.

North Las Vegas rejects use of eminent domain to rescue homeowners

North Las Vegas City Council members scuttled a controversial life raft for underwater homeowners Wednesday, dropping a complex plan aimed at keeping thousands of upside down borrowers in their homes.

Former Clark County assistant sheriff announces for top job

Ted Moody, who was the co-chairman of the Use of Force Board, retired from the Metropolitan Police Department in July after nearly 30 years of service following Sheriff Doug Gillespie’s decision to not follow the board’s recommendation to fire officer Jacquar Roston, who shot an unarmed man in November.

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Cleveland kidnappers suicide garners little sympathy

Residents in the tough Cleveland neighborhood where three women were secretly imprisoned for a decade reacted with scorn and grim satisfaction Wednesday after Ariel Castro hanged himself in his cell barely a month into a life sentence.

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Sun ‘cannot exist and grow’ without funds from JOA, attorneys for Greenspun say

Eliminating the agreement that has governed the operation of Las Vegas’ two daily newspapers since 1989 would violate provisions of the Newspaper Preservation Act and have “anticompetitive and monopolistic results,” attorneys for the Las Vegas Sun wrote in court papers filed Wednesday.

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SWAT officers involved in shooting identified

The officers involved in a 23-hour SWAT standoff with a woman in the southeast valley last week were identified Wednesday.

Bay State official: Resolve border dispute involving casino proposed by Wynn

BOSTON — The state’s top gambling regulator told representatives from the cities of Boston and Everett on Wednesday that they needed to resolve by week’s end a dispute over how much say, if any, Boston should have on a resort casino proposed by Las Vegas casino developer Steve Wynn.

Linq project developers unveil new tenants

Developers of the $550 million Linq project unveiled new tenants Tuesday for the outdoor dining, retail and entertainment district that is expected to open in February.

Three indicted in Moltov Cocktail-fueled trailer fire

Three men were indicted for allegedly setting fire in April to a mobile home and a shed after a dispute over an unreported robbery, prosecutors said Wednesday.

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