Watch a TSA worker save a woman from an oncoming train

An off-duty TSA worker in Chicago jumped onto the tracks to stop a train from hitting a woman who had fallen onto the tracks just moments before.

AG candidate Miller launches ad to counter ‘dark money’ group

Democrat Ross Miller, who is running for Nevada attorney general, on Thursday launched a TV ad attacking a “dark money” group that’s running commercials slamming him for accepting $60,000 in gifts.

Nevada federal judge nominee advances over surprise opposition

Nevada federal judge nominee Richard Boulware advanced in the U.S. Senate on Thursday despite surprise opposition from Republicans who questioned his experience and his ability to become impartial.

 
Mozilla CEO resigns after OkCupid controversy

Mozilla co-founder Brendan Eich is stepping down as CEO following protests over his support of a gay marriage ban in California.

 
Argument may have preceded Fort Hood attack

The soldier who killed three people at Fort Hood may have argued with another service member shortly before the attack, and investigators believe his unstable mental health contributed to the rampage, authorities said Thursday.

North Las Vegas hires new leisure services director

Former Henderson Parks and Recreation Director Mary Ellen Donner has been named neighborhood and leisure services director for the city of North Las Vegas.

 
‘Captain America’ actually has some good things going for it

Take away the trio of ginormous helicarriers that are capable of destroying a million or so “combatants” at a time, and “Captain America: The Winter Soldier” easily could have been a member of the “Bourne” family.

Officers cleared in fatal shooting, but names kept secret

Officers involved in the death of a fugitive who shot and wounded an FBI agent last year were cleared by Clark County prosecutors Thursday. District Attorney Steve Wolfson’s heavily redacted report left out the involved officers’ names, including the agent who killed the 32-year-old man.

Rave promoter Rotella banned from 2 downtown bars

In a low-key unanimous vote, rave promoter Pasquale Rotella, husband of Las Vegas celebrity Holly Madison, was told he cannot enter two bars on Fremont Street East because of pending criminal charges in Los Angeles.

 
US secretly created ‘Cuban Twitter’ to stir unrest

The U.S. government masterminded the creation of a “Cuban Twitter” — a communications network designed to undermine the communist government in Cuba.

Here’s where Las Vegas’ non-native residents come from

Spokeo looked at out-of-state area codes in different U.S. cities (including Las Vegas and Henderson) to get a good idea of where cities’ transplants are coming from.

Thousands expected for National Association of Broadcasters events

Thousands of people in the broadcast industry are converging on Southern Nevada this weekend for the annual National Association of Broadcasters convention and trade show. Nearly 93,000 people from 156 countries have registered for the show, which opens Saturday.

Former Gorman ace breaks in with Padres

Former Bishop Gorman and College of Southern Nevada standout Donn Roach made his major league debut with the San Diego Padres Wednesday, facing seven batters against the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Utah county cites ‘hypocrisy’ in Clark County roundup

A looming federal roundup of cattle in Clark County has become a rallying cry for Iron County, Utah, officials who want the BLM to deal with an out-of-control wild horse population.

Manager Wally Backman looks to build on Las Vegas 51s’ success in 2013

Under the guidance of manager Wally Backman, the fiery former member of the Mets’ 1986 World Series title team, the 51s won the Pacific Southern Division title in 2013 to clinch the club’s first PCL playoff berth since 2002.

U.S. Beats Mexico, 2-2

Despite what the scoreboard read as time expired, the United States defeated Mexico on Wednesday night. The bad call that took away the win couldn’t hide the real problem with the U.S. defense.

Jeter gift tour off to slow start

Derek Jeter is going to be honored each time he plays in a major league stadium for the final time this season. He has to be hoping the gifts start getting better.

Reid: I’m not leaving!

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid tells Politico he’ll stick around as leader even if Democrats don’t retain their majorit in the Senate after November’s elections.

Las Vegas trims fee incentive program for taverns, urban lounges

The city of Las Vegas decided Wednesday to reduce fee breaks for taverns and urban lounges that sell liquor in the Fremont East District, saying it’s time to start weaning businesses off the successful economic development program.

Henderson announces public meetings to discuss money woes

The city of Henderson, facing a $19 million budget shortfall, will hold a series of informational meetings to discuss the city’s budget and present recommendations made in February by a Special Budget Ad Hoc Committee report.

Las Vegas 51s well-armed, for starters

Following the lead of highly touted Mets pitching prospects Matt Harvey and Zack Wheeler before him, 51s right-hander Noah Syndergaard is expected to spend the first half of this season in Triple A before making his major league debut for New York.

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