Cavern’s pupfish population decreasing in number

For 10,000 years, a tiny iridescent blue fish has lived in the depths of a cavern in Nevada’s desert. But a new study says climate change and warming waters — and its lack of mobility — are threatening its existence and decreasing its numbers.

Rebels seek improved running game

UNLV’s running game didn’t produce against Arizona, though coach Bobby Hauck said much of that had to do with the score getting out of hand. The backs need to come through soon, however.

Financial stresses challenge UNLV law school

In a state with few higher education bragging rights, UNLV’s first-tier law school produces graduates that are in demand locally, with students doing well on the state bar exam. But the school’s success could plummet quickly if something isn’t done about the dearth in its budget.

Federal tower looms in downtown Vegas

The Federal Justice Tower is being built in downtown Las Vegas, but it’s going to take awhile until U.S. agency offices are allowed to move in.

Paris Las Vegas celebrates 15 years

The Paris Las Vegas has been a fixture of the Las Vegas Strip for 15 years, and the casino celebrated this moment on Monday.

Neanderthals made cave art in Europe, study says

A series of lines scratched into rock in a cave near the southwestern tip of Europe could be proof that Neanderthals were more intelligent and creative than previously thought.

FIFA opens talks on 2022 World Cup dates in Qatar

FIFA will step up the search for new dates to play the 2022 World Cup in Qatar at talks with football officials next Monday. Consultation was promised last year after FIFA President Sepp Blatter insisted the tournament cannot be played in the summer desert heat.

Tortoise adoptions up north close for winter

Tortoise adoption season is coming to a close in Northern Nevada, but there’s still time for Southern Nevada residents to take in one of the federally protected reptiles.

Henderson council talks tax hikes Tuesday

A discussion about a potential ballot question to raise city property tax 20 cents per $100 of assessed value will go before the Henderson City Council on Tuesday for the first in-depth discussion among the elected officials.

UNLV cadets teach, learn in foreign lands

They went to some places in the world where American soldiers are seldom seen, where Kirundi and Swahili are spoken more than English, where the way of life is much different than the UNLV campus where they walk around in camouflaged uniforms that student ROTC cadets wear to become Army officers.

Fire guts vacant northwest Las Vegas home

A fire destroyed a vacant home late Sunday night near Torrey Pines Drive and Washington Avenue, according to the Las Vegas Fire Department.

Little League memories will last a lifetime

When the Mountain Ridge kids were making memories in Pennsylvania, how many of us who were watching on TV were recalling our own Little League memories?

51s shut out Isotopes to finish regular season

The Las Vegas 51s wrapped up the Pacifc Coast League regular season with a 5-0 win at Albuquerque on Monday. The 51s will open the playoffs at Cashman Field on Wednesday against the Reno Aces.

Markets drift as Wall Street has day off

LONDON — Ahead of a raft of economic developments this week, financial markets started the week on a lackluster note Monday as Wall Street was closed for the Labor Day holiday.

Panguitch, Utah, a hub for outdoor exploration

Set in a lovely valley between high, forested plateaus, historic Panguitch is central to many scenic and recreational attractions in Southern Utah. A hub for exploring state and national parks, national forests and scenic byways, Panguitch serves tourists and outdoor enthusiasts year-round.

 
9 African wrestlers barred from worlds

The governing body of wrestling says nine athletes cannot compete at the upcoming world championships because of travel restrictions imposed since the Ebola virus outbreak in west Africa.

Lightning kills boy swimming in creek

Authorities say a lightning strike has killed a boy who was swimming in a central Pennsylvania creek.

Motorcyclist killed in North Las Vegas crash

A 41-year-old man died after a motorcycle crash early Sunday morning near East Craig Road and Losee Road, according to North Las Vegas police.

X-ray shows Utah thief swallowed stolen ring

Two people were arrested on suspicion of felony theft after police said one of them swallowed a stolen ring in an attempt to hide it.

Naming Las Vegas: Alexander Road

When a street is named for someone, it’s usually the person’s full name or the last name that is used. Not so with Alexander Road, which runs east and west and is located north of Cheyenne Avenue. It was named for Alexander Coblentz.

Supporters of maglev see chance to re-enter game

As the XpressWest and X Train passenger rail projects look to regroup, supporters of Southern Nevada’s original high-speed plan — the maglev — are seeing an opportunity to re-enter the game.

FBI investigating nude celeb photo leak

Jennifer Lawrence, Kirsten Dunst and pop singer Ariana Grande are among a list of dozens of celebrity women who had hundreds of nude and risque photos posted on the Internet overnight.

US Marine helicopter crashes; 25 rescued

A Marine Corps helicopter with 25 aboard crashed Monday in the Gulf of Aden, and all aboard were rescued, the Navy said.

Diversification – What you don’t know, CAN hurt you

With so many different types of investments available today, there are plenty of opportunities available to properly diversify your money. So how do you diversify for today’s market place? Here are general guidelines to follow… the five “D”s of diversification.

4 Phillies pitchers combine for no-hitter against Atlanta

Cole Hamels and three Philadelphia Phillies relievers combined to pitch a no-hitter Monday, beating the Atlanta Braves 7-0 and giving a last-place team a rare reason to celebrate.

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