Revenues, profits down for Las Vegas Sands Corp.

Las Vegas Sands Corp. revenues dropped below forecast nearly 25 percent in the first quarter of 2015. The company announced Wednesday its revenue for the quarter, which ended March 31, fell 24.9 percent to $3.01 billion compared with $4.01 billion in the first quarter of 2014, primarily due to softness in Macau.

Fact-finding review Monday in fatal NLV police shooting

The public can attend or watch a televised fact-finding review Monday of an October police shooting that killed a man in a desert lot in North Las Vegas.

How can you tell male and female dinosaurs apart?

For extinct creatures like dinosaurs known only from fossils, it is notoriously difficult to differentiate the males from the females of a species because sex distinctions are rarely obvious from the skeletons.

 
Reagan shooter John Hinckley requests to leave mental hospital

Would-be U.S. presidential assassin John Hinckley Jr. should be allowed to reside full time away from the mental hospital where he has lived since shooting Ronald Reagan in 1981, his lawyer argued in federal court on Wednesday.

 
Golden Darth Vader mask unveiled in Japan — VIDEO

Japanese jeweler Ginza Tanaka unveiled a gold Darth Vader mask on Wednesday, months before the latest film in one of the most popular movie franchises of all time, “Star Wars: The Force Awakens”, hits cinema screens in December.

NFL concussion settlement gets final approval

A federal judge on Wednesday gave final approval to a multimillion-dollar settlement in a lawsuit brought by about 5,000 former National Football League players who accused the league of covering up the dangers of concussions.

 
Presidential hopeful Rubio courting gay Republicans

Marco Rubio, the youthful Republican presidential hopeful who touts himself as the candidate of his party’s future, has been making moves to court a socially liberal faction of his party that represents gay conservatives.

Jameis Winston says he didn’t steal those crab legs last year

Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston, projected to be the first overall selection in the 2015 NFL Draft, has possibly cleared up what happened when he received a shoplifting citation last year for taking crab legs from a Tallahassee, Fla., grocery store.

Sanchez, Rebels spoiling for fight

Tony Sanchez delivers a lot of messages. He’s a courier with a whistle, a columnist’s dream for notebook material, a guy who talks about eating elephants one bite at a time and walking into an alley to rumble.

HowRU program’s daily calls check on seniors

The HowRU program was designed to minimize seniors’ risk of living alone by maintaining daily contact with them.

X-Men writers reveal that Ice Man is gay

He’s been part of a wildly popular superhero team since its very beginning. But there’s something we never knew about Bobby Drake, aka Ice Man of the X-Men.

Plane makes emergency landing for sick passenger

A SkyWest Airlines flight made an emergency landing on Wednesday in Buffalo, New York, after a passenger lost consciousness, the airline said.

Here’s how to keep your brain healthy as you age

The Institutes of Medicine says families and individuals can do a lot to prevent mental decline related to aging. Brain health is as influenced by lifestyle choices like exercise and diet as heart health is.

Coroner identifies 4-year-old boy found in swimming pool

The 4-year-old boy who died Tuesday after being found underwater in a northwest valley pool has been identified by the Clark County coroner’s office.

 
Thousands of Washington state teachers strike

Several thousand teachers across Washington state are planning a one-day strike on Wednesday to demand higher pay, better benefits and a reduction in class sizes, the state’s largest teachers’ union said.

Will ‘the blob’ make the Pacific drought worse?

Marine life seen swimming in unusual places. Water temperatures warmer than they should be. No snow where there should be feet of it. Some scientists are saying “The Blob” could be playing a factor.

Security company offers cash reward for info on robbery

A pair of security workers was robbed at gunpoint Monday, and their company is offering up to $25,000 if someone can help Las Vegas police make an arrest.

Oklahoma City Thunder fire coach after 7 seasons

The Oklahoma City Thunder fired Scott Brooks as head coach on Wednesday after the team missed the playoffs for the first time in six seasons.

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