Bradley, Mahan and Simpson fill out U.S. Ryder Cup team

United States captain Tom Watson opted for a blend of experience and form in choosing Keegan Bradley, Hunter Mahan and Webb Simpson as his wildcard picks for this month’s Ryder Cup against holders Europe.

Any strategy yet? Just askin’

As we pass the anniversary of 9/11, there’s still plenty to worry about in the War on Terror.

Sam being judged on the field

Michael Sam, the first openly game player to be drafted in the NFL, was cut by St. Louis and looks to catch on with Dallas. The NFL can be hypocritical on many issues. But when it comes to evaluating talent, teams keep those players they feel can best deliver victories.

Northern Nevada prison reports water outage

Lovelock Correctional Center prisoners were without water over Labor Day weekend, the Nevada Department of Corrections reported.

Macau gaming revenue falls for third straight month

Macau gaming revenue nose-dived for the third consecutive month in August, sending fears on Wall Street that the declines in the world’s largest gaming market could continue into 2015.

Reno shootout victim: ‘Lucky’ to be alive

A Reno man says he’s lucky to be alive after he was shot in a struggle with an armed robber who later was killed in a gunbattle with police outside a Reno casino.

51s count on pitching in playoffs

Las Vegas right-hander Rafael Montero starts against Reno Wednesday night as the PCL playoffs start at Cashman Field. “Pitching is always the key,” said 51s manager Wally Backman, who likes the pitching matchups with the Aces.

Swimmer missing at Lake Havasu

A swimmer is missing and presumed drowned at Lake Havasu, Ariz.

Man found dead after south valley crash

A man is dead following a Tuesday afternoon single-vehicle crash in the south valley. Nevada Highway Patrol responded about 3:41 p.m. to a vehicle-into-wall crash on the two-lane entrance ramp to northbound Interstate 15, just south of Tropicana Avenue.

Lawsuit: Nevada trapping rules cause suffering

Two men suing Nevada wildlife commissioners said trapping regulations are causing needless suffering for thousands of animals not targeted for their fur, including dogs, golden eagles and mountain lions.

Nevada AG: Washoe superintendent ouster violated law

RENO (AP) — Nevada’s attorney general says the Washoe County School Board violated the state’s open meetings law when it ousted School Superintendent Pedro Martinez.

Who’s No. 1 quarterback at Bishop Gorman

It’s rare for the nation’s top-ranked prep football team to be unsettled at the quarterback position after two games. But sophomore Tate Martell and senior Danny Hong are still competing for the top spot at Bishop Gorman.

Jury begins deliberations in skinhead murder case

Federal prosecutors urged a jury to hold two men accountable for planning and carrying out the 1998 shooting deaths of two men who supported racial unity. “For 16 years these defendants have literally gotten away with murder,” said Julia Gegenheimer, of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division. “They thought they’d never get caught.”

 
Third flight diverted over reclining seat fight

Three U.S. flights made unscheduled landings in the past eight days after passengers got into fights over the ability to recline their seats.

Energy drink maker Xyience sold to Texas company

Las Vegas-based Xyience, a top ten energy drink manufacturer, has been sold to Big Red Inc., of Austin, Texas. Big Red is a top ten soda company known for its Big Red Vanilla Float, Big Blue and its signature Big Red.

Clark County OKs Metro building purchase

Clark County commissioners on Tuesday finalized the purchase of the Metropolitan Police Department’s headquarters for $208.3 million.

Japanese slugger mystified by 186-mph fastball

Takeshi Yamasaki tried to hit a mind-blowing heater off a pitching machine on a Japanese game show. He didn’t get the bat off his shoulder.

Why the UNLV-Northern Colorado game is important

The magnitude of Friday’s 58-13 season-opening loss at Arizona makes this weekend even more crucial for UNLV. The Rebels play Northern Colorado, a Football Championship Subdivision team, at 7 p.m. Saturday at Sam Boyd Stadium. UNLV needs to do more than simply win.

 
Bieber faces assault charges in Canada

Pop star Justin Bieber was arrested and charged with assault and dangerous driving over the weekend after an incident near the small Canadian town where he grew up, local police said on Tuesday.

Revel casino follows Showboat, closes its doors

ATLANTIC CITY — Atlantic City’s newest casino — and its biggest, costliest flop — went out with barely a whimper.

 
Home Depot investigates data breach

Home Depot may be the latest retailer to suffer a credit card data breach. The Atlanta home improvement retailer said Tuesday it’s looking into “unusual activity” and that it’s working with both banks and law enforcement.

Michael Sam to sign with Cowboys

Defensive end Michael Sam, cut by the St. Louis Rams last weekend, might have found a new home.

Ex-BYU QB arrested on cocaine, shoplifting charges

Authorities say former NFL quarterback Max Hall has been accused of shoplifting and narcotics possession near his Arizona hometown.

 
Islamic group says video shows beheading of US journalist

The Islamic State released a video on Tuesday purporting to show the beheading of American hostage Steven Sotloff, raising the stakes in its confrontation with Washington over U.S. air strikes on its insurgents in Iraq.

Joan Rivers remains on life support, daughter says

Comedian Joan Rivers remained on life support on Monday after being hospitalized in serious condition from cardiac arrest, her daughter Melissa said in a statement.

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