Air Force erupts for 12-1 baseball victory over UNLV

Griffin Jax pitched eight strong innings, and Tyler Saleck went 5-for-5 with a home run, three doubles and five RBIs to power Air Force to a 12-1 win over UNLV in a Mountain West baseball game Friday in Colorado Springs, Colo.

Obama reads mean Tweets on ‘Jimmy Kimmel’ show — VIDEO

President Obama, appearing on ABC’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live” on Thursday, played along with the host in riffs on birthers, mean Tweets and Hillary Clinton’s email address.

Report: Dejean-Jones left UNLV after threat from teammate

Former UNLV guard Bryce Dejean-Jones left the program last year after he was threatened with gun violence by a teammate, according to a story in the Ames (Iowa) Tribune. Dejean-Jones, a senior who is finishing his career at Iowa State, reflected on a collegiate run that began at Southern California and included a three-year stint at UNLV.

Boise State wins Mountain West women’s tournament for first time

Boise State defeats New Mexico 66-60 to win the Mountain West women’s basketball tournament at the Thomas & Mack Center, giving the Broncos the conference’s automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament.

 
Crashed military helicopter had aborted training mission before accident

A Black Hawk helicopter that went down in waters off the Florida Panhandle three days ago — killing 11 service members — had aborted a training mission due to bad weather before it crashed, a military official said Friday.

Kid scores against Roger Federer in exhibition match

Being an elite athlete is a serious business with its years of non-stop training and tournaments, so it’s probably a relief for athletes to participate in events that don’t require the standard “giving 110 percent” in sports.

Man indicted in beating death of neighbor

A man who beat his neighbor to death because the victim’s children were being too noisy has been indicted on a murder charge, prosecutors said Friday.

Nevada college aid bill lauded at state Senate hearing

The second of two bills aimed at making college more affordable for Nevada students attracted strong support in a hearing Friday before the Senate Education Committee.

Obama’s nuclear clubhouse

Lisa Benson on U.S.-Iran policy

Air Force vet has had enough with DMV frustrations

Matt Palance stood in his share of lines in the military, but nothing quite prepared him for the frustrating experience he received during recent trips to the Henderson Department of Motor Vehicles.

Game developer sues IGT, alleges violation of licensing agreement

Game developer High 5 Games said slot machine giant International Game Technology violated numerous conditions of a licensing agreement and failed to pay the company royalties from gambling features used on 81 different game titles.

Toxic algae prompts warning at Lake Mead

The National Park Service is warning people to stay out of the water in parts of Lake Mead National Recreation Area now being colonized by a potentially toxic blue-green algae.

9 teen students arrested for LA sexual assaults

Police arrested nine teenagers from a Los Angeles high school on Friday in connection with sexual assaults and unlawful sex acts against two students, and investigators are seeking five more minors who also are suspects, a police official said.

 
Spy may have aided missing British teens enter Syria

A Turkish broadcaster on Friday released what it said was footage of an alleged spy working for a country in the U.S.-led coalition against Islamic State helping three British school girls enter Syria via Turkey.

New UNLV president announces capital campaign

For the first time in years, the University of Nevada, Las Vegas will stage a fund-raising campaign for building needs.

Strip resorts president West to retire in April

Luxor and Excalibur President Renée West, the first woman ever named president of a Strip resort, will retire in April, MGM Resorts International said Friday.

Can the world be tobacco-free by 2040?

A world virtually free of tobacco and its devastating health consequences could be a reality within 30 years if governments showed political will and took stronger action against cigarette companies, health experts said on Friday.

Judge declines to approve Revel’s proposed sale

Revel’s hard luck continues after a U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge on Friday rejected its agreement for a sale to a Florida developer for $82 million, marking the third failed deal for the shuttered hotel in New Jersey’s struggling seaside resort of Atlantic City.

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