Death penalty sought in Northern Nevada killing spree

Lyon County prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty for the 25-year-old man accused of killing five people in Fernley and Mustang in May.

Public Education Foundation honors Schorr, Loveman

Gary Loveman and Steve Schorr were honored during the Public Education Foundation’s 17th annual Education Hero Award dinner Sept. 21 at Mandarin Oriental.

 
‘Thigh gap’ weight-loss trend fueled by social media

Experts in eating disorders are concerned about an Internet-fueled trend in which teenage girls and young women pursue an elusive and possibly dangerous weight-loss goal: to become so slender that their thighs don’t touch even when their feet are together.

 
Migrants used empty water bottles to stay afloat, alive

Survivors of a fiery shipwreck that killed more than 100 African migrants clung to empty water bottles to keep themselves from drowning and were coated in gasoline, an Italian fisherman said Friday.

Atlanta Falcons to honor former Bonanza star Gerald Riggs

Former Las Vegan Gerald Riggs, a Bonanza High graduate, on Oct. 7 will become the ninth player in Atlanta Falcons history to enter the NFL franchise’s Ring of Honor in acknowledgment of a remarkable career as a running back.

 
Mother: Woman killed in Capitol Hill chase was delusional

A Connecticut woman who was shot to death by police after a car chase that began when she tried to breach a barrier at the White House suffered from post-partum depression, her mother said.

Area Briefing, Oct. 8-14

SAFE KIDS CLARK COUNTY ENHANCES WEB PRESENCE

‘Breaking Bad’ fans place Walter White obituary

Some fans of “Breaking Bad,” the AMC series which concluded Sunday night, were inspired to place an obituary for character Walter White in the Albuquerque Journal.

Pianist to play poetry through music in library concerts

Pianist and composer Carlos Mongrut is on a mission to inspire people. He wants everyone to reach inside themselves to find their passion. His passion is music and poetry, and he plans to offer free concerts Oct. 12 at the Sahara West Library and Oct. 20 at the Rainbow Library.

7 reasons to love fall in Las Vegas

We took to Facebook to find out what Las Vegans love about fall. This is what you had to say.

A La Carte, Oct. 8-14

Dining events and news from across the valley.

Dining Pick of the Week: Parma by Chef Marc

Chef Marc Sgrizzi wants you to relax in his New York City-style deli where you can spend time in the European wine lounge, shop in the retail store or enjoy an authentic Italian meal.

Dining Pick of the Week: Bonanza Lounge

A neighborhood restaurant with no surprises could be called perfect. Well, nothing (almost nothing) is perfect, but the Bonanza Lounge comes close with simple, good food.

Dining Pick of the Week: Brewer’s Cafe

Brewer’s Cafe has always been busy with a loyal customer base enjoying its American/casual-style menu. When an established movie theater reopened in the Green Valley Town Center, things got even busier.

Older fig trees require more water

Question: I have one black mission and one white fig planted six years ago. The second crop of figs are small and easily fall off. I’m guessing they get 6 gallons every other day during the heat. Both trees grow very rapidly and are very healthy. What can be done to increase fig growth?

Walk ‘n’ Roll set to raise awareness of HIV/AIDS

The second annual Walk ‘n’ Roll for HIV/AIDS helps raise money and awareness while educating participants as they walk or ride bicycles around downtown Las Vegas.

Fall storm brings colder temperatures, winds

A chilly Friday morning had Las Vegas Valley residents bundling up, and cold days next weekend could bring the first snow of the year to Mount Charleston.

City names interim finance director

Darren Adair doesn’t have the kind of government experience that shows up on a resume.

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