Las Vegas warning: Those shooting out bus, limo windows will be caught

Somebody has been shooting out the windows of buses and limousines with a pellet gun, and the executives of one company hit hardest has a message for those responsible: You’re going to get caught, and when you are, you’ll do time.

Micah Roberts Drivers Ratings

Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond International Raceway, Richmond, Va.

Nationals cruise, but Harper injures thumb

WASHINGTON — The Washington Nationals’ game Friday night provided a good example of the way things have gone for them during the early part of the season.

UFC 172 MATCHUPS

A breakdown of the fights on the main card of UFC 172 today at Baltimore Arena:

EDITORIAL: Henderson ignores its payroll problem

It’s hard to imagine a more cynical political exercise than Tuesday’s “Bridging the Budget Gap” presentation at Henderson’s Heritage Park Senior Facility.

Bowen, Cudahy lead Centennial

At the end of five innings Friday, Centennial softball coach Mike Livreri had a hard time believing his team was in a 4-4 game.

SOFTBALL: Oxford’s infield single sends Panthers past Rams

Lauren Oxford’s infield single with two outs in the bottom of the seventh inning led to two runs, and Palo Verde’s softball team rallied for a 5-4 victory over Rancho on Friday in a matchup of top-three teams.

Dumpster demand another sign of housing rebound

During last decade’s boom in Las Vegas, the construction crane became the unofficial state bird and a sign of an expanding economy. These days, there appears to be another barometer about how residents view the housing market and the local economy – the lowly, often dinged-up dumpster.

5 California music festivals you don’t want to miss

In the mood for some music and ready for a road trip? You’re in luck. Whether you have a taste for pop, rock, hip-hop, techno, alternative, or even country, our neighbors in California have a music festival for you. Here are 5 of the best the Golden State has to offer:

VOLLEYBALL: Peterson, Makaiwi lead Mustangs by Bulldogs

Shadow Ridge’s Quinn Peterson posted 26 kills, three digs and two aces, and Nathan Makaiwi dished out 39 assists as the Mustangs edged visiting Centennial 25-22, 27-25, 29-27 on Friday.

Bundy defends remarks about slavery

In a fresh statement defending his remarks about slavery, Bunkerville rancher Cliven Bundy on Friday said Americans are all “in some measure slaves of the federal government,” from being controlled by the heavy-handed Bureau of Land Management to answering to the Internal Revenue Service.

Zappos educates educators on making students workforce ready

This week Zappos forayed into higher education with Innovation Insights 2014, a two-day workshop co-hosted by Pearson, a publishing and education company, to foster collaboration between business and colleges.

Las Vegas police ID naked man they say threw rocks

Las Vegas police identified the naked man they threw rocks at and threatened SWAT officers in a northwest valley neighborhood Thursday.

Man’s speech returns when he’s with family dog

A man, who has Alzheimer’s disease, has his speech return when he’s with the family dog. And the precious moment was caught on video.

No question Birch’s decision hurts UNLV

Khem Birch decided to leave UNLV and declare for the NBA Draft. There’s a question if he’ll get drafted, but no question it’s a big loss for the Rebels.

Publicly traded Terra Tech looks to snag medical marijuana license

Las Vegas-based Medifarm LLC, a newly created subsidiary of the national agricultural company Terra Tech, is looking to become the first publicly traded company in the country to hold a medical marijuana license.

 
Neon Trees lead singer gay, proud and Mormon

Despite the Mormon church’s stance on homosexuality, Neon Trees singer Tyler Glenn stands out and proud, hoping one day his church will embrace same-sex couples.

Former prostitute assists women seeking to escape sex industry

After years of struggling with sexual, physical and substance abuse, Annie Lobert found her calling. She founded Hookers for Jesus, a nonprofit that ministers to anyone in the sex industry.

Nevada officials asked to oust Henderson Mayor Hafen

A former Henderson mayoral candidate is turning to the state instead of the courts to try to remove Mayor Andy Hafen from office because of term limits.

Western GOP officials: Let states run public lands

Some Western Republican officials meeting in Salt Lake City on Friday said their states are missing out on revenue and opportunities to prevent wildfires because they don’t have enough control over public lands.

Galleria at Sunset slated to receive face-lift

The Galleria mall at Sunset is getting a $24.1 million makeover, complete with a fresh “outdoor venue.”

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