Man arrested after barricading himself in central valley apartment

A man was arrested after barricading himself in a central valley home with a woman Tuesday afternoon, Las Vegas police say. At 3:15 p.m., SWAT officers responded to what started as a domestic violence call on 10th Street near Charleston Boulevard and Maryland Parkway.

Teller’s ‘Tempest’ sets sail for Southern California

After its world premiere in Las Vegas and its current run at Harvard’s American Repertory Theatre in Cambridge, Mass., Teller’s reimagined “Tempest” heads west to Orange County’s South Coast Repertory.

Cavs own No. 1 pick for second straight season

The Cleveland Cavaliers continued their remarkable lottery luck Tuesday, winning the No. 1 pick in the NBA draft for the second straight year.

2 convicted of bear trap tampering at Lake Tahoe

RENO — A mother and her adult daughter have been convicted of tampering with a bear trap at Lake Tahoe in an effort to thwart wildlife officials’ efforts to capture the animals.

Las Vegas transit workers push for funding during rally

Transportation union workers rallied peaceably in downtown Las Vegas Tuesday, encouraging people riding buses to call or write lawmakers to ask for more funding for public transit.

Nevada will dump Xerox as health insurance exchange contractor

Xerox is out. The board of the Silver State Health Insurance Exchange voted this morning to dump the contractor that botched the building of its Nevada Health Link website, and to move partly into the federal system for at least the next year.

 
Actor Michael Jace told 911 he shot his wife, police say

Actor Michael Jace, who played a police officer on the hit TV show “The Shield,” was arrested Tuesday after authorities said he called 911 and told an operator he shot his wife.

New bill proposes national veterans cemetery in Las Vegas

A new bill that would place more national cemeteries in western states, and specifically one in Southern Nevada introduced in Congress this week would bump Las Vegas to the head of the line for a national veterans cemetery.

Toronto Raptors’ Patterson rocks out to Michael Jackson

The big Michael Jackson return to the Billboard Music Awards Sunday night and the release of his new album has gotten a lot of people excited about the the late King of Pop recently, especially Toronto Raptor forward Patrick Patterson.

Tentative deal reached in Henderson senior transportation program

Despite a committee report that proposes to eliminate Henderson’s senior transportation program due to cost, city officials are not ready to drop the program without a low-cost alternative in its place.

Former Nazi party suspects could face criminal charges

War crime investigators are probing 20 former guards at the Majdanek death camp, who could be facing accessory to murder charges in Germany.

51s rally past Fresno, 3-2

Matt den Dekker’s two-out double in the top of the seventh inning brought home two runs as Las Vegas overcame a 2-1 deficit while the Las Vegas bullpen tosses four shutout innings t preserve the win.

Pistorius to undergo psychiatric evaluation

Star athlete Oscar Pistorius will start a period of psychiatric evaluation at a government institution next week, a judge ruled on Tuesday, postponing his murder trial until June 30.

Microsoft announces larger Surface tablet

Microsoft’s new Surface Pro 3 is thinner and faster than previous models with a screen measuring 12 inches diagonally, complete with programs like Adobe Photoshop.

Obama surprises Washington little leaguers

The president surprised a group of young little league players Monday at Washington’s Friendship Park, where a handful of teams were warming up for the big game.

Woman searches for help after brown bear attack

An Alaskan woman struggled to walk two miles along a curvy, hilly trail to find someone to help her after being slashed on her neck, arms and legs by the claws of a brown bear.

Macklemore apologizes for anti-Semitic costume

After donning a false nose and full beard at a Seattle concert, musician Macklemore has apologized for what was thought to be an anti-Semitic costume, saying, “I respect all cultures and all people.”

8-year home detention sentence displeases rape victim

An Indianapolis woman who was raped by her husband in her sleep and possibly drugged doesn’t consider the judge’s sentencing of eight year home detention adequate justice.

Mark Cuban funds wedding for cancer patient

A Texas couple got quite the surprise earlier this year when they got a random phone call that would allow them to have the wedding they’ve dreamed of for years.

Workshop to promote healthy living for parents, preschoolers

Most people can remember being forced to sit at the table as children until all the food was gone from their plate. As adults, some may still dread eating certain foods because of the experience.

Without a venue, Wranglers will sit out 2014-15 season

The Las Vegas Wranglers minor league hockey team will skip the 2014-15 season because it does not have a place to play, but will work on finding a permanent venue for the 2015-16 season.

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