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Nebraska interim coach to be UNLV’s offensive coordinator

Nebraska interim football coach Barney Cotton will be UNLV’s offensive coordinator. Cornhuskers offensive line coach John Garrison also is expected to join the staff.

Police name man arrested in Laughlin robbery

Las Vegas police arrested a man after a three-hour standoff at a Laughlin apartment that started after a gas station in the Colorado River town was robbed.

Former UNLV star scores with new baccarat game

Sometimes late at night Bobby Florence will stop by the main gaming floor at the Gold Coast where people are wagering money on a new baccarat game called Rabbit’s Play. He’ll get a little twinkle in his eye, as he did when he scored 35 points in one half against Saint Mary’s 40 years ago.

Fisherman found at Lake Mead drowned

The Clark County coroner’s office has released the cause of death for a fisherman whose body was found in October at Lake Mead National Recreation Area, eight months after he’d been reported missing.

NFL admits penalty called against 49ers was wrong

Dean Blandino, the NFL’s vice president of officiating, said referees got it wrong when the San Francisco 49ers were called for a crucial roughing-the-passer penalty against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday.

 
Obama: ‘We’re going to destroy’ Islamic State

President Barack Obama used a holiday season visit to a U.S. military base on Monday to issue a tough warning to Islamic State militants, saying a U.S.-led coalition will permit no safe haven to the group and will destroy it eventually.

Defense asks to move HOA trial because of news coverage

Defense lawyers argued in federal court Monday to move the homeowners association corruption trial out of Las Vegas because of extensive “prejudicial” news coverage by the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Caesars skips $225 million interest payment

Caesars Entertainment Corp. made good on previous predictions and skipped a $225 million interest payment Monday while the casino operator continued debt reduction talks with lenders.

Utility regulators to consider revised Moapa River solar facility

The state Public Utilities Commission on Wednesday will decide whether to authorize construction of a revised solar facility on the Moapa River Paiute Indian Reservation as part of a plan by Nevada Power to retire its coal-fired electricity generation within the next five years.

Heller assigned to influential Finance Committee

Sen. Dean Heller, R-Nev., on Monday was named to the influential Senate Finance Committee, a panel with broad authority over taxes, trade, health care and the major federal human services programs.

Rome to make ‘cost-conscious’ bid for 2024 Olympics

Italian Premier Matteo Renzi announced Monday that Rome will propose a cost-conscious bid to host the 2024 Olympics that will take advantage of IOC President Thomas Bach’s newly approved reforms allowing events to be held outside the host city.

Sandoval criticizes transportation officials’ inaction on EPA concerns

Gov. Brian Sandoval on Monday criticized state Department of Transportation staff for failing to address stormwater issues found in an audit by a federal agency that could now lead to millions of dollars in additional costs to the state.

Onlookers took selfies during Sydney’s deadly hostage situation

Amid a lethal hostage situation in Sydney, onlookers felt it their duty to document the event with photos — by taking selfies. Yes, the kind usually designated for duckfaces and bathroom tours.

Boy killed by Cleveland police never had a chance, mom says

The mother of a 12-year-old Ohio boy fatally shot by police who believed he was carrying a gun said Monday he was never given a chance to follow officers’ orders.

 
Missing Calif. teen found dead under fallen tree

A 14-year-old boy reported missing last week has been found dead in South Lake Tahoe, apparently killed by a 50-foot tree knocked down during a storm that struck California late last week, police said on Monday.

 
NFLPA sues NFL over Peterson suspension

The NFL Players Association filed a lawsuit against the National Football League on Monday challenging an arbitrator’s decision to uphold the league’s suspension of Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson.

Seattle group wants to compost the dead

In Seattle, a local nonprofit group wants to become the world’s first organization to offer as a service human composting, in which the departed are turned into nutrient-rich soil that can be used to grow flowers, trees or food.

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