A plea for (digital) privacy

When I send an email to my daughter’s teacher or store family photos with an online service, I consider those items private. To me, and I think to most people, our electronic memories are no less treasured than printed photographs or letters on paper. But federal law doesn’t provide for our digital communications the same privacy protections long afforded to our physical possessions. An outdated statute says that our digital lives can be searched by government officials without a warrant.

Mayweather survives rough tactics, remains undefeated

Mayweather survived a bizarre attempt by Maidana to bite him during the eighth round and went on to win a 12-round unanimous decision. Outside the ring, there were reports of gunfire on the concourse. However, a MGM security person who was aware of the situation said it was a fight between fans from the crowd of 16,144 that attended the event.

South Carolina victory good for sports books, too

On an otherwise weak slate of college football games Saturday, the only matchup of top-25 teams featured No. 24 South Carolina as a 6½-point home underdog to No. 6 Georgia.

Huskies might be on different plane, but so is Boyko

UNLV lost 48-34, but the Rebels were driving late with another chance to tie before a tipped pass was intercepted in the end zone. Give UNLV tons of credit for hanging in there.

Bey fights through injured hand to take Vazquez’s IBF title

Mickey Bey finally got his first chance to fight for a title, and he didn’t waste it. The 31-year-old from Las Vegas took the International Boxing Federation lightweight title from Miguel Vazquez on Saturday at the MGM Grand Garden, winning a 12-round split decision in a lackluster fight.

Pia Zadora improving after golf cart accident

Singer Pia Zadora’s condition was improving Saturday after a scary “touch and go” situation in the first 24 hours, according to her husband Michael Jeffries.

Moapa Valley’s ‘tough week’ ends with win

Monday’s storms that washed out part of Interstate 15 northeast of Las Vegas led to a strange week at Moapa Valley High School’s athletic programs.

Vegas DA’s witness payment account remains a mystery

The Clark County legal community was stunned last month to learn that the district attorney’s office has for decades quietly paid rent and other expenses for some witnesses in criminal cases, a practice not divulged to defense attorneys.

Third down defense buries Rebels vs. Northern Illinois

One number jumped off the final stat sheet and may have been the deciding factor in the game. Northern Illinois converted 15 of 19 on third down.

Passenger dies after family accident on Beltway

One person died after a two-vehicle crash on the 215 Beltway near South Decatur Boulevard Saturday night, according to the Nevada Highway Patrol.

Andrei Arlovski knocks out Antonio Silva in UFC event in Brazil

Former Ultimate Fighting Championship heavyweight champ Andrei Arlovski knocked out Antonio “Bigfoot” Silva in the first round of the main event of UFC Fight Night 51 on Saturday in Brasilia, Brazil. Arlovski won his second straight fight in his UFC return and avenged a 2010 loss by knocking Silva down with a right hook and finishing the fight with a series of hammer fists.

Driving tip for floods: Turn around, don’t drown

Flood Control District tip for Nevada motorists: If you face life-threatening floods, use whatever means you can to get out of there.

 
Islamic state video shows beheading of hostage

Islamic State extremists have released a video showing the beheading of British aid worker David Haines, who was abducted in Syria last year, and British Prime Minister David Cameron is condemning his slaying as “an act of pure evil.”

Flood-struck Moapa residents get their road back

The reopening of Interstate 15 — where traffic flowed smoothly Saturday — put the town of Moapa on the path to recovery after floodwaters washed out much of the highway that connects the rural community to the rest of the world.

 
Search for Navy fighter pilot over

Rescuers on Saturday have called off their search of the Pacific Ocean for a Navy fighter pilot whose jet was one of two that crashed west of Wake Island.

Ex-Australian police officer sentenced in Reno

A former Australian police officer has been sentenced to life in prison for exposing himself and viewing pornography in the presence of two young girls in Sparks.

BOYS SOCCER: Chaparral captures Show Low Invitational title

Gavynn Mossiah scored two goals Saturday to lead Chaparral’s boys soccer team to a 4-1 win over Snowflake (Ariz.) in the championship match of the Show Low Invitational in Show Low, Ariz.

Nevada punched its way to sports fame

From Jack Johnson to Muhammad Ali, from Mike Tyson to Floyd Mayweather Jr., boxing had been a vibrant part of Nevada’s sporting fabric spanning three centuries.

19 places to try New American dishes

With New American, it’s never the same old thing. Try these places for something fresh.

Toll Brothers to host final National Sales Event for 2014

Toll Brothers, one of the nation’s leading builder of luxury homes, will host its final National Sales Event for 2014 today through Sept. 28. This is the last chance buyers will have this year to take advantage of unique money-saving incentives when they build the home of their dreams. During this time buyers can personalize their new home with $1 options and upgrades to meet their lifestyle, while taking advantage of special limited-time incentives.

UNLV loses to Northern Illinois 48-34

Minutes after tying the game, UNLV gave up two touchdowns and ended up losing to Northern Illinois, 48-34.

Life Is Beautiful announces its art projects

More than 35 artists from around the world — and around Las Vegas — will converge on downtown Las Vegas to create works during October’s second annual Life Is Beautiful Festival.

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