Cowboys’ flub was start of wild day

Almost every time the Dallas Cowboys snatch defeat from the jaws of victory, the scapegoat is quarterback Tony Romo, whether he deserves to be or not.

ABC apologizes for child’s joke on Kimmel’s show

An unscripted joke that came from a child during a segment of Jimmy Kimmel’s ABC show prompted a network apology. A boy joked about killing Chinese people to help erase the U.S. debt

Study: Federal health care law ratchets ups taxes on richest Nevadans

While consumers at all income levels face challenges resulting from the continued roll out of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, or ObamaCare, wealthier Nevadans are expected to experience some unique effects.

Troops resorting to liposuction to pass fat test

A number of military personnel are turning to the surgical procedure to remove excess fat from around the waist so they can pass the Pentagon’s body fat test, which can determine their future prospects in the military.

Doctors: Limit kids’ screen time for entertainment to 2 hours

Violence, cyberbullying, school woes, obesity, lack of sleep … doctors see connections to these symptoms and online activity. They advise parents to wake up to what their kids are doing online, and start putting limits on what’s allowed.

Sandstone is Nevada’s official state rock

The official state rock of Nevada gives color to Valley of Fire and Red Rock Canyon and keeps the rain and snow off some pretty important people in Carson City.

Students back at Sparks Middle School a week after shooting

Students return to class at Sparks Middle School on Monday, a week after a fellow seventh-grader fatally shot a popular math teacher and wounded two classmates before killing himself.

Southern Nevadans no longer feel left out

Up here in Northern Nevada the talk is whether Las Vegas really should be celebrating Nevada Day, which by the calendar is this Thursday — Halloween — not some day last week due to the political foibles of now Rep. Mark Amodei, R-Nev.

Pahrump couple’s Coffinwood part of family business

Equipped with coffin-shaped architecture, a collection of 11 restored classic hearses and two cemeteries built in the front yard, the Pahrump home dubbed “Coffinwood” attracts anyone passing by.

Niche market inspires fashion designer to create hats

Sitting at an event at Caesars Palace almost three years ago, Louisa Voisine stood out from the crowd wearing her elaborately designed, handmade hat.

Antique stores move into former industrial pocket of arts district

For many years, Main Street south of Charleston Boulevard was populated with light industrial operations, furniture stores and repair shops. The street is now the lower corner of the 18b Arts District, and recent years have seen a shift toward antiques and arts-related businesses.

Stabbings of Chinese woman, children, a gruesome scene

The brutal killings of a Chinese immigrant mother and her four young children in Brooklyn’s Sunset Park neighborhood left neighbors and police officers with gruesome images of the suspect, Mingdong Chen, 25, dripping in blood.

Ruvo Center trial researches skin cancer drug for Alzheimer’s use

Warren and Pat are a retired Summerlin couple dealing with posterior cortical atrophy, a variant of Alzheimer’s disease. Pat’s symptom’s began four years ago with her eyesight, and she eventually had to surrender her driver’s license. Now she’s part of a drug trial at the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health that’s researching the use of skin cancer drug bexarotene for Alzheimer’s patients.

Steve Wynn discovers a Grand experience

Billionaire hotel developer Steve Wynn was on hand to toss his support — and the ceremonial first dice — during a sneak preview Sunday of the Downtown Grand.

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