Vegas arrest brings tears from blast victim

Kaysee Nitta didn’t cry the night she was burned over 80 percent of her body three months ago, but the 16-year-old’s mother said she cried earlier this week when Michael Brandon Boyd Jr. was arrested on charges that he caused the explosion that severely burned her and six of her classmates.

UNLV Gameday: Arizona 58, UNLV 13

The Rebels fall to Arizona by a score of 58-13 for the second year in a row.

Reid accuses Redskins owner of trying to bribe Nevada tribes

U.S. Sen. Harry Reid has accused the owner of the Washington Redskins of trying to bribe the Las Vegas Paiute Tribe, saying the team owner offered a free van in return for taking the team’s side in a dispute over its nickname.

Five-run eighth sends Isotopes past 51s, 9-6

The Albuquerque Isotopes erupted for five runs in the eighth inning off 51s reliever Gonzalez Germen and defeated Las Vegas 9-6 on Friday night in a Pacific Coast League game in Albuquerque, N.M.

Second councilman will oppose soccer stadium

Mayor Carolyn Goodman’s push for a publicly subsidized soccer stadium lost steam Friday, when Councilman Bob Coffin said he will vote against the city stadium term sheet with two private partners, while Councilwoman Lois Tarkanian said she is “very, very concerned about the amount of taxpayer funds” going to the project.

BOYS TENNIS: Chargers open season by topping Pirates

Chaitanya Ingle, Andrew Lim and Michael Pasimio all went 2-0 in singles as Clark’s boys tennis team began its season Friday with a 13-5 win at Moapa Valley.

Boy, 4, struck by vehicle in northeast valley

A boy was hospitalized with non-critical injuries after being hit by a car in the northeast valley Friday afternoon, Las Vegas police said.

 
Former 007 Brosnan misfires in return to spy genre

There’s not much in “The November Man” that you haven’t seen before, usually done better somewhere else. Compared to the franchises it seems to be striving for, as Bond it’s bland, and as Bourne it’s a bore.

Survey says sanitizer could stop Montezuma’s revenge

In a French survey of travelers to countries where diarrheal illnesses are common, the people who used hand sanitizer while abroad were half as likely to have their trips spoiled by a bout with Montezuma’s revenge.

DA pledges to change witness payment policy

The District Attorney is announcing changes to ensure transparency when the Victim/Witnesses Assistance Fund is used, the office announce via a press release Friday.

Titus, Mexican officials meet on border

U.S. Rep. Dina Titus, D-Nev., joined a handful of lawmakers from the United States and Mexico at the border on Friday to talk about the surge north of unaccompanied children from Central America.

Celebration to honor theater founder Georgia Neu

The Las Vegas theater community will gather to honor Actors Repertory Theatre founder Georgia Neu at 5 p.m. Tuesday at the Summerlin Library Theatre. Neu died Aug. 26.

Backman named PCL’s top manager

The first manager in the 51s’ 32-year franchise history to guide the team to back-to-back 80-win seasons, Wally Backman on Friday was named the 2014 Pacific Coast League Manager of the Year.

Kindergarten teacher sentenced for dealing drugs

A former schoolteacher who left her kindergarten classroom in Lake Havasu City, Ariz., during a break to sell drugs to an undercover officer was given an 18-month prison term Friday.

Top Nevada Hispanic group does 180, endorses GOP’s Heck

A major Hispanic group reversed itself on Friday to endorse U.S. Rep. Joe Heck, R-Nev., for re-election, a big boost for the congressman’s campaign with immigration reform a challenging issue this year.

Ed Sheeran making the ladies swoon

The 23-year-old British singer-songwriter now sells out arenas with his confessional lyrics and impassioned singing voice.

Fashion Show mall plans expansion, new restaurants

Five new restaurants are coming to the Fashion Show mall as part of a redevelopment and expansion that will include a 22,000 square-foot addition on the exterior plaza of the shopping center. Construction is expected to begin early next year and conclude by winter 2015.

Military aircraft makes emergency landing at McCarran

A military aircraft made an emergency landing at McCarran International Airport on Friday afternoon, airport officials said. A C-17 cargo plane landed safely at 3:46 p.m. after a pilot reported smoke in the cockpit, airport spokesman Chris Jones said.

It’s cheap gas for Labor Day, but not in Las Vegas

U.S. motorists will encounter the cheapest Labor Day weekend for driving in four years, but prices in Las Vegas continue to run about 25 cents per gallon more than the national average.

Brother takes stand in skinhead murder case

The brother of two suspects in the 1998 shooting deaths of two Las Vegas men gave emotional testimony Friday in the federal murder case.

Rhodes Ranch kicks off home sale promotion

Rhodes Ranch is one of the best communities in Las Vegas to celebrate America’s favorite sport—football. With new offerings throughout the community and a limited-time football-themed incentive, new home shoppers are flocking to Rhodes Ranch.

Nevada Assemblyman Hogan suffers massive stroke

Retiring Nevada Assemblyman Joe Hogan, D-Las Vegas, was hospitalized after suffering a massive stroke while house hunting in the Washington, D.C., area, his legislative attache said Friday.

3 injured in southwest valley crash

Three people are hospitalized following a Friday afternoon rollover crash in the southwest valley. Las Vegas police responded to the single-vehicle crash at 2:26 p.m. near South Cimarron Road and Lapis Springs Lane, near Desert Inn Road, said Las Vegas police spokesman Jose Hernandez.

 
Comedian Joan Rivers remains in serious condition

Joan Rivers remained in serious condition in a New York City hospital Friday, one day after going into cardiac arrest at a doctor’s office.

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