Duggars defend son who allegedly fondled young girls

Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar, the parents on the TLC reality show “19 Kids and Counting,” defended their son Josh in an interview with Fox News on Wednesday as they addressed his molestation of young girls, including his sisters, as a teenager.

Bettman: NHL could take first step toward expanding to Las Vegas at June meeting

Speaking before Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals on Wednesday in Tampa, Fla., NHL commissioner Gary Bettman said he is aware of businessman Bill Foley’s attempt to show that Las Vegas is ready to embrace the NHL. The league’s Board of Governors will meet June 24 at the MGM Grand.

51s blow early lead, fall at Memphis for eighth straight loss

Zach Petrick pitched seven strong innings, and Dan Johnson hit a go-ahead two-run homer in the fifth inning as the Memphis Redbirds handed the 51s their eighth straight loss, a 4-3 setback in a Pacific Coast League game Wednesday in Memphis, Tenn.

UFC 191 will be Sept. 5 at the MGM Grand Garden

UFC 191 will take place Sept. 5 at the MGM Grand Garden, the Ultimate Fighting Championship confirmed Wednesday. No fights have been announced for the card.

Sandoval signs bills seen boosting sports-betting handle in Nevada

Two bills backed by the Nevada sports betting industry that could lead to an increase in the $3.9 billion already wagered annually in the state’s sports books were signed into law by Gov. Brian Sandoval.

An Ex-MLB player challenged a Twitter user to a fight

Don’t call it a comeback, because we’re not sure former Atlanta Braves star Chipper Jones ever left Twitter, but Jones — who has posted his share of offensive tweets — is back with a vengeance.

 
Texas biker suing Waco after being arrested, held in shootout

Matt Clendennen is grateful to be out of jail, but struggling to hold his life together. He was one of 177 people arrested after last month’s biker brawl in Waco, Texas, which left nine people dead. All the suspects face charges of engaging in organized crime, with bonds set at $1 million each.

Comedian with history of debt reopens his show

Vinnie Favorito, ousted from the Flamingo in April after complaints about unpaid loans, takes his comedy act to the freestanding Tommy Wind Theater.

NLV pays $25K to settle lawsuit over police shooting of dogs

The city of North Las Vegas has paid $25,000 to settle a civil rights lawsuit involving police officers who fatally shot two dogs while serving a search warrant in 2008. “Sometimes it’s worth it to pay a settlement to avoid the more expensive cost of a trial,” Chief Deputy City Attorney Bethany Sanchez said.

Motorcyclist killed in crash on I-15 near Moapa

The crash happened just before noon on northbound Interstate 15, near the exit for State Route 168 and about 50 miles northeast of Las Vegas.

Restaurants adding music for your ears

It seems that more and more restaurants in the valley, from celebrity-chef spotlights to mom-and-pops, are offering live music these days.

Joey Gallo and Bryce Harper were Little League teammates — PHOTO

Joey Gallo posted a picture on Twitter last year of him and Bryce Harper playing together for the same youth baseball team in Las Vegas. The poor kids on the other team are probably still scarred from the experience.

Missing Alaska family died in a murder-suicide

Investigators have determined that four members of an Alaska family, whose remains were discovered in March after being reported missing a year ago, died in a murder-suicide, police said on Wednesday.

Southwest’s discount fares overwhelm website

Demand for one-way fares as low as $49 during a three-day sale overwhelmed Southwest Airlines Co.’s website, making it impossible to book a trip.

Here’s the longest home run in MLB this season — VIDEO

Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Joc Pederson hit the longest home run in the majors this season Tuesday in the second game of the Dodgers-Rockies doubleheader at Coors Field.

Live at first sting for Bee Master

The men of Bee The Movie — Brian Cantrell, Brett Bolton and Mike Montoya— return after a five-year break with a new name, an additional member (Brendan Scholz) and a stunning album.

Replacements named for planning commission

Las Vegas leaders on Wednesday filled the gaps left in April by a pair of longtime planning commissioners who were controversially ousted.

Henderson orchestra to accompany Chaplin’s ‘The Kid’

The final show in a series of Chaplin’s movie classics also is one of Henderson Symphony Orchestra music director Taras Krysa’s last appearances with the group. He will continue at UNLV and take on more projects in Europe.

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