Energy Secretary Moniz to headline Reid energy summit

The daylong National Clean Energy Summit promotes advances in energy and energy efficiency and has attracted top political and business leaders.

Pacquiao may need to book return to Las Vegas from Philippines

Manny Pacquiao is back in the Philippines, rehabbing his surgically repaired right shoulder and counting the millions he made from his May 2 loss to Floyd Mayweather Jr. in their megafight at the MGM Grand Garden. But he might need to book a return trip to Las Vegas next month to answer questions from the Nevada Athletic Commission.

Catch the ‘Mad Men’ marathon before the series finale

AMC is going all out for the series finale of “Mad Men,” setting a marathon of episodes as a lead-up and asking its sister networks to forgo regularly scheduled program during the acclaimed drama’s conclusion.

Rebel golfers face tough regional in Indiana

UNLV hopes it can finish in the top five at the NCAA golf regional in Noblesville, Ind., this week and qualify for the NCAA championship. The Rebels are led by seniors Kurt Kitayama and Carl Jonson but will be without Mountain West freshman of the year John Oda, who is injured.

8 of the most notorious punishments in sports

The NFL suspended New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady without pay for the first four games of the 2015 season, fined the franchise $1 million and took away two draft pick for their role in Deflategate. The punishment is not the most severe in the world of sport for a player or franchise.

Sausage sales are up thanks to variety, custom blends

Sausage sales are up, and not just because they’re an inexpensive way to feed the family. Local butchers say custom sausages are always a fantastic way for cooks to bring variety to their table.

 
Impact on schoolwork major concern after concussions

Kids who suffer a concussion worry about their academic skills in the weeks afterward, and older kids and those with more severe symptoms seem to worry the most.

Woman bills hospital $122.50 for wasted time

A Canadian woman is demanding she be reimbursed for waiting 90 minutes for what she said was a shot that would have taken less than a minute.

 
Bangladeshi blogger is third to be hacked to death

A blogger was hacked to death by machete-wielding attackers in Bangladesh on Tuesday, the third killing of an online critic of religious extremism in the Muslim-majority nation in less than three months.

 
Obama presidential library will be built in Chicago

Barack Obama’s presidential library and museum will be built in his hometown of Chicago, the Obama Foundation announced on Tuesday.

Hooters Hotel sold to New York investment group

Hooters Hotel has been sold to Trinity Hotel Investors, a New York investment group for $70 million, but it’s unclear the new ownership’s plans for the off-Strip property.

900 without power in southwest valley

About 900 NV Energy customers in the southwest valley are without power, according to the utility company’s website.

 
Verizon betting on mobile video in $4.4 billion buy of AOL

Verizon Communications Inc is buying AOL Inc in a $4.4 billion bet that a push into mobile video and targeted advertising can help the biggest U.S. telecommunications company find new growth avenues.

 
US miliary helicopter missing in Nepal may have had fuel problems

The U.S. Marine Corps helicopter crew was overheard talking on the radio about fuel problems before the aircraft went missing on Tuesday during earthquake relief efforts in Nepal with six Marines and two Nepalese soldiers aboard, the Pentagon said.

Jaguars player denied reinstatment by NFL

Former All-American wide receiver Justin Blackmon has been rebuffed in his attempt to return to playing in the NFL.

These are the qualities of a great teacher

According to author and historian Ken Bain, great teachers aren’t defined by what they do, but by their ability to “understand their discipline” their students.

 
U.S. museum returns ancient Hindu monkey statue to Cambodia

A U.S. museum returned a 10th century statue of the Hindu monkey god Hanuman to Cambodia on Tuesday, saying research suggested it had probably been taken from the gate of an ancient temple complex.

5 ways to make your mornings rock

It is easy to let our mornings become something we endur, rather than enjoy. Here are five ways to change that.

Ballet troupe’s slate features family-friendly fare

The troupe’s 44th annual season features family-friendly story ballets with the return of both “The Nutcracker” and “Cinderella,” while contemporary works anchor “A Choreographers Showcase,” NBT’s annual collaboration with Cirque du Soleil artists.

Paternity leave can help working moms

Working women who choose to have kids know they’ve likely got maternity leave to take care of their infant and get back on their feet. However, more companies are starting to recognize paternity leave is just as valuable to employees.

Las Vegas to host recovering cocaine addict convention

I’m not sure how stupid or genius this idea will turn out to be, but the 31st Annual Cocaine Anonymous World Service is coming to Vegas (um, what?) for a dry convention.

Batman ‘66 stars to reprise roles for 50th anniversary movie

Who is the definitive onscreen Batman? Michael Keaton? Christian Bale? Kevin Conroy? A strong case could be made for any one of them. For some fans, though, no one will ever be able to take the place of Adam West.

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