UNLV announces two-story, $2.75 million baseball clubhouse

UNLV announced it would begin construction on a two-story baseball clubhouse that is expected to be ready before next season. The $2.75 million project was made possible by a donation from M Resort president Anthony Marnell III.

 
5 found shot to death in Tucson

Five men and women were found shot dead in an Arizona home on Tuesday, the Arizona Daily Star newspaper reported.

EDITORIAL: Henderson unanimity

Dissent is vital to democracy. It highlights problems that otherwise might go unnoticed and unresolved. It forces the majority to reconsider entrenched positions. Dissent changes minds. When there is no dissent, the masses lose their voice and the government loses touch.

 
At least 5 dead in Amtrak derailment in Philadelphia

An Amtrak passenger train with more than 200 passengers on board derailed in north Philadelphia on Tuesday night, killing at least five people and injuring dozens of others, several of them critically, authorities said.

DIVISION I GOLF: Palo Verde’s Trent birdies 18, takes individual crown

Standing atop the par five 18th hole of the Division I state golf tournament at Montreux Golf and Country Club, Palo Verde sophomore Jack Trent knew he needed something special if he wanted to capture the individual state championship.

FBI to investigate report of child porn on North Las Vegas mayor’s iPad

The FBI will conduct an independent investigation into an incident involving child pornography on North Las Vegas Mayor John Lee’s iPad, according to police. According to recently retired North Las Vegas Police Chief Joseph Chronister, Mayor Lee told a police officer at City Hall in October that “he had an issue with kiddie porn popping up on his computer.”

Hack-A-Shaq ugly, seldom successful

The strategy of fouling DeAndre Jordan, Dwight Howard or any big man who can’t shoot free throws seems to be slowly killing what is meant to be a beautiful game and the NBA may try to change its rules to prevent it. But the strategy seldom works.

Kyle Busch says he’ll race on Saturday after three-month pit stop

Kyle Busch made it official on Tuesday morning, that he’s returning to NASCAR sooner than expected after suffering a compound fracture to his right leg and breaking his left foot during a grinding crash the day before the Daytona 500 in February.

9 great American factory tours

Some American manufacturers have pulled back their factory curtains, giving visitors a glimpse at the assembly line magic.

DIVISION III GOLF: Highlanders capture state crown

Incline’s Mitchell Cornell shot 1-under-par 71 on Tuesday at the Championship Course at Incline Village to capture the Division III state golf individual title and lead the Highlanders to the team title.

Nevada joins in $158M settlements in ‘mobile cramming’ case

Nevada and 49 other states have reached $158 million in settlements with Sprint Corp. and Verizon Wireless to resolve allegations that the companies engaged in an illegal practice known as “mobile cramming.”

Lawyer for 50 Cent denies rapper was involved in Las Vegas robbery

An attorney for rapper 50 Cent denied the music artist’s involvement in an armed robbery of a Los Angeles jewelry store owner in Las Vegas earlier this month, while a Metro spokesman suggested initial reports were inaccurate.

Former Rebels Boyko, Murray-Lawrence taken in CFL Draft

Former UNLV offensive lineman Brett Boyko was drafted in the second round of the CFL Draft by the British Columbia Lions on Tuesday. His former teammate, running back Shaquille Murray-Lawrence, was taken in the third round, also by the Lions.

Clark County teachers union may back breakup bill

The Clark County Education Association may change its stance on a controversial bill to break up the Clark County School District, if a package of amendments are incorporated into the measure, the union’s president said Tuesday.

Jennifer Lopez (finally) on for Planet Hollywood

Jennifer Lopez has been so long rumored as the Strip’s next star-showcase diva that questions have been less about “Will she or won’t she?” than “Where and when?” Those have now been answered: J-Lo will launch at least 20 shows at Planet Hollywood’s Axis Theater starting Jan. 20, returning in February, May and June.

 
10-year-old girl denied abortion after rape by stepfather

United Nations human rights experts are speaking out against the nation of Paraguay, saying its government has not done anything to protect a 10-year-old girl who was denied an abortion after being impregnated during a rape.

Unhappy Patriots fan starts GoFundMe page for ‘deflategate’ fine

A New England Patriots fan from Spokane, Wash., has set up a GoFundMe page in hopes to raise enough money to help the team after being fined $1 million by the NFL on Monday for its role in ‘Deflategate’.

Wine of the Week: The White Ribbon Shiraz

This is a young and muscular sort of wine that demands to be opened at least one hour before drinking. It is a great value and a match made in heaven for a big juicy medium-rare hamburger.

Sometimes you just have to make it yourself

Pork pie may be a little too New England for local restaurants to offer, but we did find a recipe for those who want to make it at home.

Dining out: Lago

Michelin-starred chef Julian Serrano opens his third Las Vegas restaurant, Lago, overlooking the Fountains of Bellagio. The menu and decor are flavored with colorful Italian accents.

State sounds call for foster parents in Pahrump

Nevada is looking for interested foster and adoptive parents in Pahrump. The state’s Division of Child and Family Services will hold foster and adoptive parent training from noon to 8 p.m. on Friday and from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.

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