Analysts favor Caesars move to put key unit into REIT

Two analysts support Caesars Entertainment Corp. placing its largest operating division into a real estate investment trust to deal with its gaming industry-high debt load, even though the company might have backed away from the concept.

Urban trout hit the road so you don’t have to

Thanks to the Nevada Department of Wildlife’s stocking program, urban anglers can easily cast their lines at conveniently located fishing holes in Las Vegas, Boulder City, Mesquite, Beatty and even Cold Creek in the Spring Mountains.

N.J. mother who shot her children, self dies

A New Jersey woman who authorities say shot all three of her children, killing two of them, before turning the gun on herself died Sunday from her injuries, state police said.

Prosecutors: News stories not enough to move HOA trial

Justice Department lawyers say the large amount of publicity surrounding the FBI-led investigation into fraud and corruption at homeowners associations is not enough to move the February trial out of Las Vegas.

Authorities investigate woman’s body found on I-15 near Primm

A lane restriction on southbound Interstate 15 near Primm while authorities investigated a body brought heavy traffic delays for most of Sunday, according to the Nevada Highway Patrol.

AEG could wield clout in Vegas’ ability to land sports teams

The powerful sports and entertainment company working with MGM Resorts International on building a $375 million arena on the Strip could influence Las Vegas’ ability to land expansion teams in MLS and the NHL.

Update: Power restored to northwest Las Vegas

Power was restored to about 1,700 homes affected by an outage Sunday night in a section of the northwest valley, according to NV Energy.

NFL: Katy Perry to perform ‘15 Super Bowl half-time show

Pop singer Katy Perry will headline the halftime entertainment at February’s Super Bowl, the most-watched U.S. sporting and television event, according to an announcement by the National Football League on Sunday.

 
Boy bands dominate at American Music Awards

Boy bands bested pop’s leading women in the top award categories at the American Music Awards on Sunday, but the ladies delivered the most high-octane performances including a derriere-flaunting number by Jennifer Lopez and Iggy Azalea.

2 women injured in building collapse in Chicago

Two women and a dog have been rescued after a building collapsed on Chicago’s South Side, and authorities are conducting a search of the rubble even though they don’t believe anyone else was inside.

 
UVA fraternities suspended after report on rape

The University of Virginia is suspending all fraternal organizations until January after a magazine article described in detail an alleged sexual assault that occurred on the campus, the school said on Saturday.

Judge’s campaign ad claimed endorsements that didn’t exist

A campaign ad for District Judge Doug Smith, who was re-elected Nov. 4, indicated he was endorsed by five state agencies. But those agencies did not endorse him and, in fact, do not make political endorsements.

Speaker designate Ira Hansen withdrawing from position

Assembly Speaker designate Ira Hansen, R-Sparks, said Sunday he is withdrawing from the position after newspaper columns with controversial remarks he wrote for the Sparks Daily Tribune generated widespread criticism.

Magical Forest lighting up Opportunity Village

Opportunity Village flips the switch on its 23rd annual Magical Forest on Friday, with Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman, Boyz II Men and Human Nature leading the lights-on celebration.

Commander in chief, Jeter play 27 at Shadow Creek

President Barack Obama’s golf secrets are probably safe with Derek Jeter. They were part of a foursome that played 27 holes at Shadow Creek golf course Saturday. Don’t expect many details on the president’s scorecard.

Revolution, Galaxy prevail in MLS playoffs

Jermaine Jones grabbed an 85th-minute winner as the New England Revolution beat the New York Red Bulls 2-1 in the Major League Soccer’s Eastern Conference final on Sunday. The Galaxy beat Seattle 1-0 in their first leg of the MLS’s Western Conference.

Pahranagat Valley swamps Spring Mountain for sixth straight title

Pahranagat Valley’s football team hadn’t trailed in a game all year. But in Saturday’s Division IV state championship game, the Panthers trailed Spring Mountain by two points at halftime. The deficit didn’t last long.

New center greets Corn Creek visitors

Corn Creek, a former ranch and stage station 23 miles northwest of Las Vegas, remains the most accessible part of the Desert National Wildlife Refuge. A handsome new visitor center provides an introduction to the sprawling preserve.

Flu season starts in Southern Nevada

Cases of the flu have been identified in Southern Nevada, and although the activity remains mild, the news provides additional impetus for people to get vaccinated and adhere to standard practices to help prevent illness.

Woman found slain near Strip identified

The woman who was found dead on a sidewalk after a shooting near the Strip early Saturday morning was identified by the Clark County coroner’s office on Sunday.

St. Anne school celebrates its long Catholic tradition

St. Anne Catholic School observes its 60th anniversary this school year with nearly full enrollment and dedication to its traditional faith-based educational approach.

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