Nevada Piglet Book targets more government waste

From welfare payments being sent to deceased individuals to the disastrous implementation of the Silver State Health Insurance Exchange, the 2014 Nevada Piglet Book contains what the conservative think tank NPRI calls “some of the most ridiculous examples of government waste” in the state.

Netflix shouldn’t use net neutrality to get free pass

If you happen to own a computer, television or other streaming device, you’ve probably heard that Netflix recently reached agreements with several of the largest Internet service providers to streamline the delivery of Netflix videos to its customers.

EDITORIAL: For Clark County sheriff

Clark County Sheriff Doug Gillespie surprised the valley’s political establishment last year when he announced he would not seek a third term as chief of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. Assistant Sheriff Joe Lombardo faces former Capt. Larry Burns in this fall’s election to replace Sheriff Gillespie.

‘Real Housewives of New Jersey’ couple face sentencing for fraud

The married stars of the “Real Housewives of New Jersey” are due for a dose of unscripted reality. Teresa and Giuseppe “Joe” Giudice are scheduled to be sentenced Thursday on conspiracy and bankruptcy fraud charges in federal court in Newark.

UNLV’s Hughes no longer wears redshirt

UNLV removed the redshirt from freshman defensive tackle Mike Hughes Jr. on Saturday at San Diego State. Much is expected of the Palo Verde High School graduate.

Coming to the ‘Resort Rescue’

They’re here to save you from the glut of reality shows centered around rednecks, storage lockers and drunken, brawling housewives.

Man who killed cop to speak at college commencement

Mumia Abu-Jamal, a man serving life in prison for killing a Philadelphia police officer in 1981, has been selected as a commencement speaker at his Vermont alma mater.

 
Ebola-infected man visited ER last week, sent home undiagnosed

The airline passenger who brought Ebola into the U.S. initially went to a Dallas emergency room last week but was sent home, despite telling a nurse that he had been in disease-ravaged West Africa, the hospital said Wednesday.

VOLLEYBALL: Smith leads Mustangs’ sweep of Panthers

Ashley Smith had 16 kills, 12 digs, six blocks and three aces as Shadow Ridge’s girls volleyball team rolled to a 25-15, 25-17, 25-21 victory over visiting Palo Verde on Wednesday.

GOLF: Gaels edge Chargers on tiebreaker

Sarah James shot a 5-over-par 40 at Bear’s Best on Wednesday to lead Bishop Gorman’s girls golf team to victory over Clark in a dual meet.

NFL Sunday Ticket to remain on DirecTV

DirecTV extended its exclusive contract to sell the Sunday Ticket package of National Football League games, and sources said the company will pay $1.5 billion a year to keep the popular offering that has helped attract subscribers.

Miller faces ethics complaint in AG’s race

An ethics complaint has been filed against Secretary of State Ross Miller on allegations that he used an online election portal to unfairly gain support for his candidacy for attorney general.

TENNIS: Aggies’ boys edge visiting Diamondbacks

The doubles teams of Travis Norland and Dustin Leavitt, and Lucas Cordova and John David both went 3-0 Wednesday to help Arbor View’s boys tennis team to a 10-8 win over visiting Desert Oasis.

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