Civil rights trial starts for guardsman beaten at airport

A Las Vegas jury began hearing evidence Monday in a civil rights case filed against the Metropolitan Police Department and two of its officers. A National Guard sergeant filed suit after he landed on the wrong end of a police baton in 2007 at McCarran International Airport.

 
After mauling, officials kill 5 bears in Florida

After a bear mauled a woman in the driveway of her suburban Florida home, dragging her four feet before she escaped, wildlife officials said Monday that they had killed five of the animals, who had become dangerously accustomed to humans.

Baker’s giant thermometer to shine once again

A giant thermometer rising from the Southern California desert will once again be a beacon for tourists headed to and from Las Vegas.

 
Police say men wore GPS tracking devices during killings

California police chief says two sex offenders wore GPS tracking devices during serial killings. Court records indicate the men suspected of killing four women in Southern California stayed in Las Vegas for two weeks before they were arrested.

Nevada’s gains in retail extend to 48 months

U.S. retail sales in March rose by the largest amount in 18 months, led by strong gains in sales of autos and furniture, according to a Commerce Department report on Monday. But Nevada has seen continuous retail growth for 48 months, according to the Retail Association of Nevada.

Guess who’s endorsing Hutchison? This guy!

Former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has endorsed state Sen. Mark Hutchison for lieutenant governor.

Hey, who’s the old dude on flute?

When Tony Boland joined the band, he brought a certain maturity with his playing. That’s what happens when you’re the 79-year-old flute player in an elementary school band.

Taylor Swift showed up at a fan’s bridal shower

A long-time fan of Taylor Swift got the surprise of a lifetime this weekend when the country singer showed up at her bridal shower.

 
14 false leads in the Malaysia Airlines search

If the signals detected deep in the Indian Ocean are truly from the wreckage from Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, they ultimately will close the book on a frustrating long list of false leads in the effort to find the jet. Here are the most prominent moments.

Las Vegas restaurants’ special Easter menus

The following special menus and special dishes for Easter will be available that day (April 20), unless otherwise noted. Prices are per person.

 
Robotic submarine deployed in search for plane

Search crews sent a robotic submarine deep into the Indian Ocean on Monday to begin scouring the seabed for the missing Malaysian airliner after failing for six days to detect any signals believed to be from its black boxes.

Sandoval heading to Canada on trade mission

Gov. Brian Sandoval is leaving Tuesday for a two-day trade mission to Canada, visiting Ottawa and Toronto.

 
Authorities to pursue hate-crimes charges in Kansas City-area shooting deaths

Prosecutors have enough evidence to pursue hate-crime charges in the shooting spree that killed three people at a Jewish community center and retirement complex near Kansas City, authorities said Monday, a day after the attack.

Apple might raise the price of an iPhone by $100

Apple has started negotiating with carriers on a $100 price increase for the iPhone 6, according to an analyst.

Las Vegas man killed in officer-involved shooting talked to imaginary people, police said

Travis Doering was not himself in the days before his death, often talking to imaginary people and acting strangely to his roommates. And he kept getting worse. Almost a week after Las Vegas police shot and killed him, they are still unsure what prompted Doering’s sudden downward spiral.

 
In tennis, powerful swings start with strong backs

I like training sports athletes. It’s fun to create a program for people with sport-specific performance as their goal. It’s a diversion from my usual efforts to make a male athlete “buff” or a female athlete “toned.”

R-J looking for feedback from Business readers

Would you like to see more coverage of local business news? What are you favorite local business topics? The casino industry? Housing? Economic development, retail and new business? Utilities? The Review-Journal wants to know.

Ryan Moore has an adorable caddie

Former UNLV golfer Ryan Moore did not win the Masters — he failed to make the cut — but he won the annual Par 3 tournament held before it, and he had his picture taken with his 17-month-old son Tucker, which was pretty cool.

 
FBI: Miami cop known as ‘Milk Man’ helped dealers

In 22 years at the Miami-Dade Police Department, Lt. Ralph Mata broke up major gangs, supervised an airport canine unit that sniffed out drug smugglers and investigated police wrongdoing. He was also, according to the FBI, known as “The Milk Man” for helping New Jersey cocaine dealers move hundreds of thousands of dollars around.

Kraftwerk show at Cosmo to be 3-D experience

The Kraftwerk show will feature 3-D visuals and will be a full-on multimedia experience, with surround-sound speakers and 3-D glasses provided to concertgoers upon entering the venue.

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