Women’s pro tennis tourney pulls out of Las Vegas

The Party Rock Open women’s tennis tournament won’t return to the Darling Tennis Center after failing to renew its sponsorship with Redfoo, the singer and DJ who had lent his name and his Party Rock brand to the event the last two years.

Tumbleweeds are taking over a Colorado town

Parts of Colorado are being overrun with tumbleweeds because of the drought affecting much of the western U.S.

2 die in blast caused by WWI shell or grenade

An armament from World War I has exploded in Belgium at an industrial site in the former Flanders battlegrounds, killing two construction workers and injuring two more.

 
Half of millennials more likely to lean Democratic

Most of America’s young adults are single, don’t go to church and while half say they have no loyalty to a political party, when pushed they tend to swing further left politically than those before them.

Obama does a ‘Frank Underwood’ on Hispanics

If there is any topic that mightily interests both political parties in Washington, it is comprehensive immigration reform.

NYC inmate ‘baked to death’ in cell

An inmate was found dead in a Rikers Island jail cell that four city officials say had overheated to at least 100 degrees, apparently because of malfunctioning equipment. The officials told The Associated Press that the 56-year-old former Marine was on anti-psychotic and anti-seizure medication, which may have made him more vulnerable to heat.

 
‘Incredibles’ sequel finally in the works

Disney’s Pixar has confirmed a sequel to “The Incredibles,” a decade after the popular animated superhero flick first hit theaters.

 
U.S. settles with Toyota for $1.2 billion, files criminal charge against carmaker

The government announced a $1.2 billion settlement with Toyota Motor Corp. on Wednesday and filed a criminal charge alleging the company defrauded consumers by issuing misleading statements about safety issues in Toyota and Lexus vehicles.

Sensors based on a lobster ‘nose’ may someday sniff out landmines

Scientists in Florida studying the way lobsters sniff around for food on the sea floor say they have found a clue to developing technology that could help soldiers detect landmines and hidden explosives from a safer distance than current technology allows.

Obama awards 24 military heroes belated Medals of Honor

On Tuesday, 24 mostly ethnic or minority U.S. soldiers who performed bravely under fire in three of the nation’s wars finally received the Medal of Honor that the government concluded should have been awarded a long time ago.

 
Astronomers discover echoes from expansion after Big Bang

Astronomers announced on Monday that they had discovered what many consider the holy grail of their field: ripples in the fabric of space-time that are echoes of the massive expansion of the universe that took place just after the Big Bang.

Broadcaster whistles Thomas & Mack Center security for interference

San Diego sports broadcasting legend Ted “Loveable” Leitner is an Web sensation after an epic meltdown at the Thomas & Mack Center in the final minutes of the Mountain West title game between San Diego State and New Mexico.

Heck, Titus clash over funding for career, technical education in Nevada

U.S. Reps. Joe Heck, R-Nev., and Dina Titus, D-Nev., disagreed Tuesday on whether President Barack Obama’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2015 would reduce federal funding for career and technical education in Nevada.

How to prepare your pet for summer fun – and beyond

The dark, cold days of winter are nearly behind us, and many people are looking forward to warmer weather and outdoor activities. Dogs also appreciate their time in the sun. So, it’s important to keep in mind what you need to do to make sure your dog is ready to enjoy summer activities.

Is your garage door ready to roll? Survey casts doubts

Does your garage door creak, squeak or groan when you open or close it? If so, that isn’t a good sign. But noticing this is the first step to fixing what could become a major home repair issue.

Best on the block: How to create curb appeal

Spring is in the air, so it’s time to give your home an exterior makeover and add curb appeal. A few simple tricks can help boost your home’s profile, and ensure visitors get a good first impression when they arrive on your doorstep.

Three-room makeover takes homes from simple to sensational this spring

Spring is the season of new beginnings, so is it any wonder that many Americans think about home improvement and brightening their decor when the weather warms? Simple updates can bring the cheerful perspective from the outside indoors, and revive any room just in time for warmer weather.

Ask the Pharmacist: Expert advice for managing ADHD medications

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is no longer just a condition impacting school-aged boys. In fact, ADHD diagnosis rates are exploding among the adult population – climbing 53 percent overall and an alarming 84 percent for those ages 26-34. Here’s what you need to know about this startling statistic and growing condition.

Gluten free 101: What you need to know

You’ve probably been hearing a lot about gluten. Maybe a friend has gone gluten-free or a family member has been diagnosed with celiac disease or been advised to avoid gluten. So, what exactly is gluten? Is it something you should give up too?

Bridal registry trends inspire new dinnerware traditions

What are the hot trends of the season in bridal registry? For many bridal couples it is mixing something old with something new to create updated dinnerware designs. The table looks refreshed and renewed while allowing couples to enjoy treasured family heirlooms.

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