Dispatchers spell out best ways to handle calling for help

Ever wonder what happens when you call 911? Attendees of 1st Tuesday learned the answers during the May 6 event at the Metropolitan Police Department’s Northwest Area Command, 9850 W. Cheyenne Ave.

Nevada to see first civil aviation drone test flight this summer

Nevada will see its first civil aviation drone test flight this summer at a private airfield on the Nevada National Security Site north of Las Vegas near Mercury, after receiving approval from the Federal Aviation Administration.

Fringe Festival features range of themes, attitudes

The amount of fun you have at a fringe festival depends on how many pieces you see and how willing you are to play along when it’s called for.

Knicks hire Derek Fisher as head coach

There is a first time for everything. Just ask Phil Jackson and Derek Fisher, the newly formed president-head coach combination of the New York Knicks.

Reid sells Searchlight home, moving to Vegas

U.S. Sen. Harry Reid has sold his home in Searchlight and several mining claims to a gold mining company.

Utah ‘Mountain Man’ gets 10 ½ years in prison

On Monday in St. George, Utah, Troy James Knapp, known by many as the “Mountain Man,” was sentenced to 10 1/2 years in prison. Knapp agreed to a plea deal on federal weapons charges.

Miss Universe contestant resigns after social media badgering

Less than a month into her reign, Weluree Ditsayabut, 22, tearfully announced Monday she was giving up the title that would have allowed her to compete in this year’s Miss Universe competition.

Victim’s family still holds O.J. Simpson accountable

For years, Fred Goldman was adamant that he would never rest until he had held O.J. Simpson accountable for the killings of his son Ron and Simpson’s ex-wife 20 years ago. Unsatisfied with the verdict, Goldman pursued to “punish” Simpson.

Olympic gymnast debuts wax figure in San Francisco

American gymnast and 2012 Olympic two-time gold medalist, Gabby Douglas, became the first star to unveil her wax figure at the city’s newest wax attraction, Madame Tussauds San Francisco.

We are a distracted world

Proving once again that we are distracted people, in both English and French, here comes Twitter and the gum-chewing controversy at Normandy.

Son gives dad ‘57 Chevy on 57th birthday, as promised when 8

Father’s day is right around the corner (Sunday, June 15, for those of you who tend to forget), but whatever you gift dad this year might not beat this birthday gift.

Israel’s Midburn mimics Nevada’s Burning Man festival

Last week was Midburn, Israel’s first Burning Man festival, modeled after the popular carnival held annually in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada. Midburn is a mix of “midbar,” Hebrew for desert, and the English word “burn.”

Kiss planning Hard Rock residency

Kiss is the latest seminal hard rock band to book a residency at The Joint at the Hard Rock.

New Orleans librarian wins $3,000 award

A New Orleans-based librarian known as “the book lady” for her dedication to her community has won the inaugural Lemony Snicket Prize for Noble Librarians Faced With Adversity.

Clintons ‘dead broke’ after White House

When the Clintons left the White House in 2001, the family was “dead broke” and saddled with legal bills, the former first lady said in an interview that aired Monday.

Twins born holding hands home for Father’s Day

The rare “mono mono” twins, Jenna and Jillian Thistlethwaite, photographed holding hands moments after they were born are home in time for Father’s Day.

UCLA’s O’Bannon battles NCAA in court

The lead plaintiff in a landmark antitrust suit against the NCAA said his goal wasn’t to get a degree, but to get two years of college experience before being drafted into the NBA.

A time to mourn

The senseless assassination of two Metro Police officers leaves Las Vegas with a broken heart.

MGM nears final ruling on bid to become Massachusetts’ first licensed casino operator

MGM Resorts International is nearing a final ruling on its bid to become Massachusetts’ first licensed casino operator, with a proposed $800 million project in Springfield. Starting Tuesday, the Massachusetts Gaming Commission will hold a series of meetings in Springfield and Boston leading up to a Friday vote on who receives the regional license.

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