‘Back to the Future’ musical planned for London

Director Robert Zemeckis is literally going back into the past for his next project — a stage musical of “Back to the Future.”

Catholic diocese to file for bankruptcy protection

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Helena planned to file for bankruptcy protection Friday as part of a proposed $15 million settlement for hundreds of victims who say clergy members sexually abused them over decades while the church covered it up.

 
Broncos teammates asking Manning for autograph

Peyton Manning’s teammates are asking their quarterback for his autograph, not for some fundraising endeavor, which is typical, but as a personal keepsake.

Canada’s bad boys: Rob Ford and Justin Bieber

Pop star Justin Bieber is giving Toronto Mayor Rob Ford a brief respite as Canada’s favorite bad boy and butt of all jokes.

Mars calls Super Bowl halftime show an honor

Bruno Mars says he feels honored the NFL is letting him perform at the Super Bowl halftime show even though he’s still a budding artist.

Staff picks on who will win the Super Bowl

The Denver Broncos are 2½-point favorites over the Seattle Seahawks, and the total is 48 in today’s game.

The trials, trail of Northern Paiutes

Editor’s Note: Nevada 150 is a yearlong series highlighting the people, places and things that make up the history of the state.

Doris French was educator who gave students food, clothing

Her reputation for assisting students of the Clark County School District inside and outside the classroom for nearly 50 years is what continues her legacy.

Senior has clear picture

For teenagers, it can be challenging to get your skills recognized, especially skills in the fine arts.

Teacher tries to pass his love of music on to his students

In the fall, Travis Pardee sits in the press box at Foothill High School football stadium every morning and at least one evening during the week as he watches the band rehearse. The symphony of wind instruments holds its last note until the release when he says, “Let me see that again.”

Lessons could be learned from ‘Philomena’

I see the film “Philomena” and I am deeply moved. So much so that I go home and spend several hours researching the true story of Philomena Lee. I’m able to sort history from the inevitable artistic license modern filmmakers cannot not indulge.

Internet loaded with work-at-home jobs

Dear Savvy Senior: Can you recommend some popular work-at-home jobs for retirees? I’m interested in earning a little extra cash, but would also like to stay at home and have a flexible schedule. — Recently Retired

Manager stunned after being dumped by Bradley

Cameron Dunkin still is not sure why Timothy Bradley ended their business relationship. But the Las Vegas-based manager said he won’t hold a grudge.

Playoff-bound Wranglers look forward

Throughout a trying season in which the Wranglers appear headed for their first losing record in 10 years and were essentially evicted from Orleans Arena, first-year coach and general manager Mike Madill has maintained his perpetually positive attitude.

Henderson jingle queen made Super Bowl splash

It was a little more than 35 years ago when Miss November — Miss Linda November, a Jewish kid from Brooklyn with a lilting soprano singing voice — walked into a drab sixth-floor office at the famous Mayfair Studios at 47th Street and 7th Avenue on a sweaty day in Manhattan.

Late comeback pushed UNLV past Boise State

Kevin Olekaibe’s 3-pointer with 19 seconds remaining capped a wild rally that lifted UNLV to a 73-69 victory over Boise State at the Thomas & Mack Center.

Broncos blow late lead over Rebels

There was a collective stunned look from Boise State’s players as they exited the court at the Thomas &Mack Center on Saturday.

Paiute elder rescues language near extinction

When Ralph Burns returned to the Pyramid Lake Paiute Reservation after a three-decade absence in 1997, he discovered only 71 people of the 1,700 residents could speak Paiute.

Teen sex trafficking awareness saves lives

She was just a kid. That much was obvious despite the makeup and skimpy outfit she wore as she walked uneasily on the shadowy end of Fremont Street where it hooks up with Charleston Boulevard.

Washington Digest: House passes farm bill

The U.S. House last week broke a two-year impasse and passed a farm bill that would authorize almost $1 trillion for crop subsidies and nutrition programs.

Unusual roles, signs of progress

“I forgot what a weird job I have,” says Enoch Augustus Scott.

Henderson, donation highlights of ball

Nevada Ballet Theatre held its annual Black &White Ball celebrating its 30th anniversary Jan. 25 at Aria. Actress Florence Henderson was honored as the 2014 Woman of the Year.

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