Clark County backs Reno in firefighter layoffs case

Clark County and other local governments in Southern Nevada are actively supporting Reno in an unfolding lawsuit between the city and its firefighter union.

University offers free PTSD counseling in LV

The University of Phoenix Las Vegas Campus is offering free family counseling to the Las Vegas community, including veterans and their families, to augment a new hands-on training for prospective counselors in the mental health profession.

 
New airstrikes by US, Arab partners begin in Syria

The Unites States and Arab partners are carrying out more strikes against Islamic State militants in Syria, the Pentagon said on Wednesday, confirming a third night of a military campaign against targets inside Syria.

Things to do in Henderson Sept. 25-Oct. 1, 2014

Henderson calendar highlights include a lecture on organic gardening and a meet-and-greet fundraiser with the experts from “Pawn Stars.”

Louisville Slugger retires Jeter bat

Louisville Slugger has retired the name of the bat Derek Jeter used throughout his 20-year Major League Baseball career and renamed it in the retiring shortstop’s honor, the company said on Wednesday.

I-15 reopened near Las Vegas Motor Speedway

Interstate 15 has reopened near the Las Vegas Boulevard exit after a man threatened to jump from the overpass just north of the speedway.

Nurses simulate Ebola deaths on Vegas Strip

U.S. hospitals aren’t ready for an Ebola outbreak, according to nurses who staged a “die-in” Wednesday outside a Strip resort where they are holding a union convention.

Clinton shoe thrower pleads guilty to trespassing

The Phoenix woman accused of throwing a shoe at Hillary Clinton during an April speaking engagement in Las Vegas has pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor trespassing charge.

Veterans invited to NLV health care meeting

As part of a nationwide reform effort launched by Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert McDonald, the VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System will hold a town hall meeting Thursday evening to gather feedback from veterans, family members, congressional staff and other stakeholders.

Unshuffled mini-baccarat game ruled legal

ATLANTIC CITY — Games of mini-baccarat played at the Golden Nugget two years ago with unshuffled cards in which gamblers won $1.5 million did not violate any rules or laws, New Jersey casino regulators ruled.

Revel casino auction to continue on Tuesday

ATLANTIC CITY — A bankruptcy court auction for Revel, the failed luxury casino-hotel on the Atlantic City Boardwalk, will resume on Tuesday.

Get to know local ‘Survivor’ castaway Jaclyn Schultz

The 25-year-old media buyer and Miss Michigan USA 2013 will attempt to outwit, outplay and outlast the competition starting at 8 p.m. Wednesday on KLAS-TV, Channel 8.

Blackberry releases awkward new phone in bid for relevance

BlackBerry Ltd’s unconventional square-screened smartphone, the Passport, earned mixed reviews at its launch on Wednesday as the company’s turnaround push moved into a critical phase in which it must prove its handsets are still desirable.

New Pink Floyd album due in November, first in 20 years

Pink Floyd, the British progressive rock group whose “Dark Side of the Moon” is one of the best selling records of all time, has announced its first new studio album in 20 years will be released on Nov 11.

Nevada fishing report, Sept. 25, 2014

LAKE MEAD — It has been a good week for fishing. Most stripers are being caught on lures with the best luck coming from working jigs. Sunrise has been the best time for bites. With the new moon Wednesday, night fishing should be hot, especially when fishing under a light. Boulder Basin, specifically the Boulder Beach area, has been producing several catfish in the 3- to 4-pound range. Anticipation for the improved fall fishing is mounting as conditions align. Storms coming in through the weekend will lower the temperatures, which will gradually bring the fish shallower.

Fielder’s Choices: Looking for inspiration

Fielder looks to finish fast by picking four great games from this weekend’s slate, including the national spotlight game of Bishop Gorman hosting No. 1 St. John Bosco from Bellflower, Calif.

NFL sponsors should cut ties over scandals, poll says

More than half of Americans believe that brands should drop their sponsorship deals with the National Football League over its handling of players accused of domestic violence, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll.

Vegas restaurant smashed by car

No one was injured when a small SUV smashed into a restaurant on West Flamingo Road Wednesday morning, Las Vegas Police said.

NASCAR’s Tony Stewart will not face charges in fatal crash

Prosecutors announced Wednesday that a grand jury had decided against bringing criminal charges against three-time NASCAR champion Tony Stewart in the August death of a driver at a sprint car race in upstate New York.

Vegas freeway briefly closed by woman walking in traffic

Three lanes on U.S. Highway 95 were closed briefly Wednesday morning when a woman entered traffic to elude police, the Nevada Highway Patrol said.

 
Cops deliver pizza after Pizza Hut driver hurt in crash

When a Pizza Hut driver hurt his neck and back in a crash earlier this month, two Portland Police Bureau officers heard him call his boss, and they offered to finish the delivery for him.

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