Sorry ladies and gents, George Clooney got married

Wedding bands glinted under the Venetian sun on the hands of George Clooney and his new bride, Amal Alamuddin, as the heartthrob actor and the human rights lawyer emerged Sunday from the luxury hotel where they were married a day earlier.

Finally, a good call

For perhaps the first time since Nevada finally got serious about implementing its medical marijuana laws, a state regulation makes sense.

31 feared dead near peak of Japanese volcano

Thirty-one people were presumed dead on Sunday near the peak of a Japanese volcano that erupted a day earlier, catching hundreds of hikers unawares as it belched out clouds of rock and ash.

Tigers sew up Central with season-ending win

David Price pitched Detroit to its fourth straight AL Central title with the type of performance the Tigers acquired him for, taking a shutout into the eighth inning of a 3-0 victory over Minnesota on Sunday that wrapped up the division on the regular season’s final day.

Five-car crash critically injures 1 Sunday morning

Police say a Chevrolet Tahoe ran a red light at Lake Mead and Lamb Boulevards just before 3 a.m. The Tahoe hit an Oldsmobile Ciera, which hit two other vehicles. The Tahoe also struck another car.

Man caught at border with 50 turtles in his pants

A Canadian man has been charged after border agents at the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel found more than 50 turtles strapped to his body and hidden between his legs.

Denzel Washington proved to be reliable at box office

“The Equalizer,” a thriller starring Denzel Washington as a man who helps rescue a teen girl under the control of Russian gangsters, debuted in the top spot on U.S. and Canadian movie charts over the weekend with $35 million in ticket sales.

Zimmermann throws 1st Nationals no-hitter

Jordan Zimmermann pitched the first no-hitter for the Washington Nationals, the gem preserved when defensive replacement Steven Souza Jr. made a diving catch in left field for the final out in a 1-0 victory over the Miami Marlins in a regular-season finale Sunday.

Basques put their brand on Nevada

According to “The Basques in Nevada,” a project by students at the University of Nevada, Reno, early Basques were explorers who reportedly accompanied Christopher Columbus on his famous 1492 voyage.

Ray McDonald faces suspension if charged

San Francisco 49ers defensive lineman Ray McDonald faces a suspension or termination of his contract if he is charged with a crime, according to ESPN.

Hustle to high country to catch fall-color show

In Southern Nevada, the Spring Mountains in Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest provide the closest access to early autumn color viewing.

Europe beats US to win Ryder Cup

Rory McIlroy showed precisely why he is the world’s number one golfer on Sunday, producing a dazzling performance in the final-day singles to spearhead Europe’s victory charge in the 40th Ryder Cup.

Ex-Canyon Springs star Pumphrey, Aztecs run past Rebels

UNLV tried to keep running back Donnel Pumphrey in Las Vegas, but even though he went to Canyon Springs High School, his roots were in San Diego.

Miss Asian pageant reflects changing face of Las Vegas

Las Vegas has so many locals and tourists with Asian heritage, the Miss Asian Las Vegas pageant will take over the Palazzo hotel on Sunday afternoon in just its second year.

Perry in no real hurry to act her age

Katy Perry’s show was about two different types of suspension: from the venue’s rafters, via a harness that the singer used to soar high above the crowd on several occasions, and from the eye-rolling demands of being a grown-up.

Who can buy health care coverage and when can be confusing

No matter how much you think you understand health insurance, someone will always throw you a scenario you didn’t expect. That’s the case with John McGrail of Las Vegas.

Hookers’ treatment far worse than a dog

Despite increased efforts to generate public support by members of law enforcement and the clergy, and no small amount of money spent to raise awareness of sex trafficking, the carnage continues apace.

Aretha Franklin album of diva classics due Oct. 21

Aretha Franklin is showing some R-E-S-P-E-C-T to her fellow divas: The Queen of Soul will release an album Oct. 21 covering classic songs from other female singers.

Couple charged with child abuse after 11 CPS investigations

Las Vegas parents Donald E. Brown and Melissa D. Lawrence didn’t face criminal charges involving child abuse until January, following their 11th CPS investigation and a Metropolitan Police Department investigation that led to their arrests.

NFL keeps tabs on players visiting Vegas

Private investigators and others have been hired over the years to help “protect the shield,” Commissioner Roger Goodell’s favorite mantra when it comes to the league’s brand.

Cerca Calendar: October

Cerca country welcomes fall with pumpkin patches, corn mazes, community celebrations and plenty of outdoor adventures.

Mourn end of marriage without malice and save face

The best, most justifiable divorce is hell. It goes downhill from there in a big hurry. Which is why I admire people who can negotiate that hell with honor, justice and equity.

Flu vaccination options available to seniors

Dear Savvy Senior: I understand that there are several types of flu vaccines being offered to seniors this flu season. What can you tell me about them? — Cautious Senior

FOOTBALL: Defense, big plays boost Legacy

Legacy football coach John Isola was looking for his first win as he sent his players onto the field to face 10th-ranked Cimarron-Memorial on Saturday.

Aggies finish strong, top Cougars in overtime

It’s been said many times across all sporting events: “It’s not how you start, but how you finish.”

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