‘Imitation Game’ opens at London Film Festival

“Sherlock” star Benedict Cumberbatch says his latest role as a code-breaking genius doesn’t mean he’s only capable of playing brainy characters.

Nevada’s population seen reaching 3.3 million in 2033

Nevada’s population could end up growing by more than 290,000 from 2000 to 2020, the Nevada State Demographer’s Office at the University of Nevada, Reno, reported Wednesday.

3 sentenced to life for killing teen to steal shoes

Three suburban Atlanta residents have been sentenced to life in prison without parole for killing a 14-year-old before taking his collection of high-end sports shoes, prosecutors said on Wednesday.

2022 World Cup might force move of Winter Olympics

The 2022 Winter Olympics may have to move from its traditional January and February dates to accommodate the World Cup finals being staged in Qatar, leading European soccer clubs’ official Umberto Gandini said on Wednesday.

Ghostbusters III to star ‘hilarious women’

If there is something strange in the neighborhood, who are you going to call? ‘Hilarious women,’ quipped filmmaker Paul Feig, director of “Bridesmaids.”

Sky lantern found in Henderson pool

It’s a mystery how a sky lantern — similar to the dozens that RiSE Festival promoters ignited and released at dusk Tuesday from the Jean Dry Lake bed — wound up 26 miles north of the launch site in Ken Du Pont’s swimming pool in Henderson.

Upscale Wyoming town under threat of slow-moving landslide

Efforts by an upscale Wyoming town to stabilize a hillside whose slow collapse is threatening homes and businesses has been hampered by lack of access to private property where the landslide destroyed a house, a city manager said on Tuesday.

NLV library moves to City Hall

North Las Vegas’ downtown library might be in a smaller space — but the city’s hopes for the branch are big.

Apple surprised by glass supplier’s bankruptcy

The bankruptcy of a major supplier of a super-hard sapphire glass that Apple Inc. uses in iPhones has thrown the future of a highly touted Mesa factory in doubt and caught the tech giant by surprise after it spent hundreds of millions of dollars on the plant.

 
Same-sex marriages delayed again in Vegas

No marriage licenses were issued for same-sex couples in Clark County on Wednesday, and probably none will be issued on Thursday either, Clark County Clerk Diane Alba says.

Top scorer Hernandez fuels Legacy’s success

Legacy’s Nadia Hernandez has an area-best 30 goals. Thanks in large part to her goal-scoring prowess, the Longhorns are enjoying the best season in school history and are in line to reach the Division I Sunset Region playoffs for the first time.

Running up the score is ugly fall tradition

Off his soapbox, Fielder predicts the winners of Coronado at Green Valley, Las Vegas at Canyon Springs, Sierra Vista at Faith Lutheran, and Foothill at Silverado.

U.S. markets jump, dollar falls on Fed minutes

NEW YORK — U.S. stocks soared and the dollar fell on Wednesday on a wave of investor relief after the Federal Reserve said it does not plan to hike interest rates before the economy can support an increase.

Fresno State beginning to roll

UNLV meets a Fresno State team that has recovered from an 0-3 start by winning its past three games.

Anti-gambling activists: Casinos will hurt town budgets

BOSTON — Anti-gambling activists, in a study released Wednesday, suggest local aid from state lottery profits will drop by as much as $103 million if and when casinos open in Massachusetts, but casino proponents argue the revenue drop is not likely to be that severe.

Atlantic City protest over cut in benefits leads to 24 arrests

Atlantic City arrested 24 people who blocked streets in the New Jersey city on Wednesday as hundreds of casino workers demonstrated against plans by the Trump Taj Mahal to cut pension and health benefits.

Downtown Summerlin ready – almost – for center stage

After a six-year development hiatus, Downtown Summerlin’s 1.6 million-square-foot shopping, restaurant and entertainment center opens at 10 a.m. Thursday.

‘7th Heaven’ actress Goldberg dies at 40

Sarah Goldberg, who starred in the television series “7th Heaven” and the film “Jurassic Park III,” has died. She was 40.

Is economy full recovered? ‘Not yet,’ says Fed official

The nation technically put the Great Recession in its rear-view mirror five years ago, but to the president and CEO of the San Francisco’s Federal Reserve Bank, which oversees Nevada, there’s still a ways to go to reach full recovery.

ICE child predator app now available for Android, in Spanish

An app designed to help federal law enforcement seek the public’s help with fugitive and suspected child predators is now available on Android smartphones and in Spanish.

Las Vegas police seek help finding restaurant robbers

Las Vegas police are seeking the public’s help in identifying two men connected to the armed robbery of a restaurant near the intersection of Paradise at Flamingo roads.

 
Dead bear cub found in NYC likely struck by vehicle

A bear cub found dead in the bushes of New York City’s Central Park this week was likely struck and killed by a vehicle, state wildlife officials said on Wednesday.

AG candidate Miller promises focus on crimes against children

Attorney general candidate Ross Miller said Tuesday that if elected Nov. 4 he would set up a strike force to go after Internet crimes against children, particularly those involving sexual abuse.

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