Emergency loan OK’d for Vegas constable duties

Las Vegas Township Constable John Bonaventura appears to have achieved his goal, which was stated to a staffer, that he wanted to spend all the office’s money before Clark County takes over the remnants of his abolished office.

Judge discloses injuries she suffered when struck by car

District Judge Linda Bell suffered several debilitating injuries when she was struck by a vehicle outside the Clark County Regional Justice Center last month, according to her own account of the incident released Tuesday.

Point may be moot, but Fassel has what it takes to coach UNLV

Jim Fassel is the experience in this equation. The one whose credentials wouldn’t be scrutinized. His is a name that has been widely associated with the coaching job at UNLV, vacant since Bobby Hauck announced his resignation Friday.

Harvick’s racing roots run back to Bakersfield

NASCAR champ Kevin Harvick grew up wanting to be Rick Mears, the four-time Indy 500 champ from Bakersfield. “I was fortunate to have grown up in a racing town,” Harvick says. “It’s a place that has dirt tracks, asphalt, ovals, go-kart tracks, drag strip … always well supported.”

New Chamber chief sets sights on taxes, education, medical school

Las Vegas Metro Chamber Chairman Bob Brown, in an address Tuesday at Aria, detailed plans to involve the 5,000-member trade group in big issues sure to be on the 2015 Legislature’s agenda, including the state’s tax base, education reform and the startup of a medical school at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

 
Police investigating Michael Brown’s stepdad for his comments

Police are investigating Michael Brown’s stepfather for angry comments on the streets of Ferguson after a grand jury decided not to indict the police officer who fatally shot his stepson, a spokesman said Tuesday.

Audit: Reporting of Nevada teacher convictions slow

The Nevada Department of Education does not have an adequate revocation process for teachers or administrators convicted of crimes, with notification of arrests taking in some cases up to 1,200 days, an audit released Tuesday shows.

Reno police: gunman depressed when he killed doctor

A California man suffered from depression when he burst into a medical office one year ago and shot and killed a doctor he blamed for a botched vasectomy, Reno police say in a new report.

Lipparelli named to Nevada Senate seat

Clark County commissioners tapped former State Gaming Control Board Chairman Mark Lipparelli to fill the state Senate District 6 vacancy created by Mark Hutchison’s election to the lieutenant governor post in November.

Fiery Ferrari tree crash leaves 2 injured in Calabasas

Two men were recovering Saturday from injuries sustained during a fiery crash after their Ferrari struck two trees in Calabasas, according to the California Highway Patrol.

Nevada official meets with Uber, but no progress reported

The head of the state’s Department of Business and Industry met Monday with representatives of Uber, but there was no indication that there is any change forthcoming that would enable the company to restart operations.

 
Islamic State leader’s wife, child held in Lebanon

The Lebanese army detained a wife and daughter of Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi as they crossed from Syria nine days ago, security officials said on Tuesday, in a move seen as likely to put pressure on the Islamist chief.

C-Suite: Holiday gifts for the executive

The holiday shopping season is fast upon us. And, as usual, that means it’s time for the seasonal conundrum: What do you get for the C-level executive on your holiday shopping list?

UAB drops football program

UAB pulled the plug on its football program Tuesday. University president Ray Watts told the team in a meeting Tuesday afternoon that the school decided to disband the sport after the current season.

UFC signs partnership deal with Reebok

Ultimate Fighting Championship has signed a major partnership deal with sports clothing retailer Reebok to exclusively outfit all UFC fighters in Reebok gear in the octagon and at fight-related events.

Who are the top 10 recording artists in the world? — QUIZ

From Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees to Grammy winners, the amount of wealth these recording artists have accumulated during their careers is nothing less than impressive. Can you guess which artists are worth the most?

10 smart money moves to make before 2015

While it’s tempting to put off your finances until the New Year, you might miss some critical financial deadlines and face penalties or lose the opportunity to save extra money. An end-of-year financial checklist gives you the opportunity to make changes and save some serious dough before the clock strikes midnight on Dec. 31.

Michigan fires head coach Brady Hoke

Michigan fired Brady Hoke after four seasons as coach, according to multiple media reports on Tuesday.

 
W. Va shooter was upset over ex’s trysts, police say

A towing company owner killed his ex-girlfriend, two men she had romantic trysts with and the owner of a rival tow truck firm, police said Tuesday.

Hockey Hall of Famer Gordie Howe suffers ‘another major stroke’

Former Detroit Red Wings player Gordie Howe, a Hall of Famer known to many as “Mr. Hockey,” is in a Texas hospital after suffering his third stroke in five weeks, the National Hockey League team said on Tuesday.

Senator: Obama picks former defense official to lead Pentagon

Former Pentagon official Ashton Carter is likely to be President Barack Obama’s nominee for defense secretary, according to administration officials.

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