Luna helps Western build tennis tradition

Last season Nathalia Luna picked up a tennis racket for the first time and was the only member of the Western girls tennis team. This year, she has reinforcements.

Faith Lutheran’s Wood aims for state title

Faith Lutheran junior Chase Wood fell just 11 seconds short of the Division I-A state cross-country state title last year. He’s been hard at work this summer to make sure he’s the first one to cross the line this season.

School first, golf second for Clark girls

Schoolwork remains the top priority for the Crusaders, but their scores get getting better.

 
Las Vegas council delays soccer stadium vote

After four years of considering a professional sports venue and poised to vote on a nonbinding stadium deal Wednesday, the Las Vegas City Council pushed the decision to Oct. 1 to allow Councilwoman Lois Tarkanian more time to speak with city residents about the proposed Major League Soccer (MLS) stadium.

Woman shot near Maryland and Desert Inn

Las Vegas police were investigating a shooting a few blocks from UNLV Wednesday morning. A woman was shot about 11 a.m. on the 1000 block of Sierra Vista Drive, near Maryland Parkway and Desert Inn Road, Las Vegas police said.

UNLV revises tax initiative analysis

A UNLV research center on Tuesday issued a “more realistic” analysis of the impact of a proposed 2 percent state margins tax on business but still concluded it could create thousands of new jobs.

Man found dead after I-15 crash identified

The man who was found dead on Tuesday after a single-car crash on Interstate 15 was identified by the Clark County coroner’s office on Wednesday. Nevada Highway Patrol responded to northbound I-15, near Tropicana Avenue, at about 3:40 p.m. There, they found David Makkonen, 44, from North Las Vegas. The white Toyota Corolla he was driving had hit a wall, NHP said.

Ash Meadows offers looks at rare species and history

With the opening of school and the approach of holidays, most of us become too busy to escape for long from our city lives. That makes the Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge a good choice for a September escape. Lying in Nevada near the California state line, it’s close enough to enjoy thoroughly in a single day, yet it’s a little farther north, a little higher, and therefore a little cooler, than our own valley. Now is an especially good time to go if you enjoy birdwatching or counting how many different kinds you can see, for the fall migratory season is upon us, and more than 275 species have been recorded there.

 
2 NC men freed after 3 decades in prison

North Carolina’s longest-serving death row inmate and his younger half brother walked out as free men Wednesday, three decades after they were convicted of raping and murdering an 11-year-old girl who DNA evidence shows may have been killed by another man.

Nevada Islamic Society condemns beheadings

The Islamic Society of Nevada on Wednesday condemned the beheadings of American journalists by the terrorists known as ISIS.

Yankees to celebrate Jeter with uniform patches

The New York Yankees will celebrate Derek Jeter’s career by wearing a special patch on their caps and jerseys during his final few weeks in the majors.

Bonfire blast suspect appears in Henderson court

The 19-year-old man facing charges he caused an explosion that severely burned a girl and six of her Basic High School classmates at a bonfire in the desert south of June 9 appeared in Henderson Justice Court Wednesday.

A little more ‘Frozen’ coming your way

Just when you thought the “Frozen” hype was finally dying out — it’s back. Brace yourselves, parents: a new song is coming, too.

Man admits 2010 killings of Vegas woman and young daughter

The lawyer for a man declared dead two decades ago, only to resurface as the suspect in the 2010 murder of a Las Vegas woman and her daughter, does not deny that her client killed the two but said Wednesday that he’s being tried in the wrong court.

Simpson to play Ryder Cup before defending Vegas title

Webb Simpson’s season just got a little longer. But the Shriners Open defending champ doesn’t mind after being selected to represent the United States in the upcoming Ryder Cup.

Laid-off Atlantic City casino workers seek jobless aid

ATLANTIC CITY — Carrying identification documents and bitterness over their sudden joblessness, hundreds of ex-casino workers began filing for unemployment Wednesday morning, the first attendees at an assistance center that expects to process 5,000 newly laid-off workers over the next three days.

Nevada lieutenant governor candidates clash in Vegas

In their first debate, the top two candidates for lieutenant governor on Wednesday clashed over taxes, education, immigration, gay marriage and health care as well as the best way to boost Nevada’s recovering economy.

Joan Rivers out of ICU, says daughter

Comedian Joan Rivers, who suffered cardiac arrest last week, has been moved out of an intensive care unit in a New York hospital and into a private room, her daughter said on Wednesday.

The unknown draws us to hunting

Even a slow opening day leaves us wondering what the rest of dove season holds. Even when hunting a place we have hunted before, there always is the chance we will experience something new.

First local West Nile case of year reported

The Southern Nevada Health District reported the first case of West Nile virus in a human this year. The health district said a man over 50 years old contracted the more serious, neuroinvasive form of the illness.

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