Arizona transfer Howard excited about playing for Findlay Prep

Incoming Findlay Prep player Markus Howard, a 5-foot-11-inch guard, led the state of Arizona in scoring at 32.4 points per game last season as a sophomore. He averaged 15.0 points for the USA basketball U16 team that beat Canada in the FIBA Americas Championship to win a gold medal in Argentina.

Porter’s ideal Father’s Day gift — victory over Broner

Shawn Porter and Adrien Broner will meet in the main event tonight at the MGM Grand Garden in a Premier Boxing Champions card on NBC. The 12-round bout will be fought at a catch-weight of 144 pounds.

Conversations of desalination rattle around in Southern Nevada

The desalination conversation is getting downright salty. Whatever drives your interest in a water future that includes desalination, there’s no shortage of opinions on the subject.

Canadian held in car thefts, possible bomb threat

A Canadian arrested in Beatty on Friday and accused of stealing three vehicles told detectives that he left luggage at McCarran International Airport with “contents that would harm a lot of people there,” the Nye County Sheriff’s Office said.

EDITORIAL: Henderson sides with its citizens

The city of Henderson frequently gets it wrong, especially when it comes to openness. So it’s worth noting when the city gets it right.

$25 million Spring Valley home goes big with pools, private theater — PHOTOS

Casa Paradiso is a beautiful Spanish-style ranch home in Spring Valley near the 215 Beltway and Jones Boulevard. If you’ve ever seen the Old Mission in Santa Barbara, Calif., you would recognize its influence. From the roof tiles to the landscape choices, it’s not hard to imagine you’re at “America’s Riviera” instead of in Las Vegas.

Million dollar homes are sports lovers’ paradise — PHOTOS

For some sports enthusiasts, however, setting aside enough space for your favorite games isn’t an issue, it’s a priority. A 18,000-square-foot home in Spring Valley, which is listed for $25 million, features a separate 14,192-square-foot recreation building and adjacent baseball diamond with a regulation-sized infield.

Southern Nevada Sports Hall of Fame grows by five — PHOTOS

Former world heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson, NASCAR driver Kurt Busch, former UNLV and NFL quarterback Glenn Carano, golf pro Joe Kelly and rodeo coach Ric Griffith were inducted into the Southern Nevada Sports Hall of Fame on Friday at Orleans Arena.

 
Eight death linked to Takata airbags confirmed by Honda

Honda Motor Co’s U.S. unit said on Friday it has linked the September 2014 death of a woman in Los Angeles, California, to the rupture of a Takata airbag inflator, bringing to eight the number of fatalities related to defective Takata airbags.

Nieuwenhuis powers 51s past Fresno with three-run homers

Kirk Nieuwenhuis hit two three-run homers and Johnny Monell added another to power the 51s to an 11-5 win over the Fresno Grizzlies in a Pacific Coast League game Friday in Fresno, Calif. Nieuwenhuis also homered Thursday for Las Vegas, which has won eight of its past nine games.

Stanley Cup to be on display in Vegas next week

The Stanley Cup and other NHL trophies will be on display at the MGM Grand hotel’s main lobby in Las Vegas in advance of the NHL Awards, which will take place at 4 p.m. Wednesday at the MGM Grand Garden.

30 ways to stop spoiling your kid

If you’re a parent, you are probably eager to find ways to teach your children how to be wise with money without feeling like you are nagging or lecturing them. Spoiling your children or not teaching them money management can wreak havoc down the road. Here are 30 strategies for raising children who will grow up with a realistic and healthy perspective on money.

Nevada journalist and humanitarian Laura Myers has died at age 53

A Las Vegas native who traveled the world as an Associated Press journalist and who covered politics for the Review-Journal since 2010, Myers died Friday following a long battle with cancer.

Parents can’t curb ESA enthusiasm

The response from parents to my previous two columns on Nevada’s groundbreaking Education Savings Accounts was overwhelming: Tell me more!

I’m Keith Hernandez … and I still get paid — VIDEO

Talk about getting something for nothing. Former New York Mets star Keith Hernandez told NJ.com he still receives royalties for a few “Seinfeld” episodes he appeared in in the 1990s.

New Findlay star plans on shining

Markus Howard already had a strong admiration for the Findlay Prep basketball program before transferring even appeared to be a possibility.

Faith Lutheran track star Rubalcaba wins Gatorade award

Faith Lutheran standout Mark Rubalcaba was named the Gatorade Nevada Boys Track and Field Athlete of the Year on Friday. He won the long jump and triple jump in leading the Crusaders to the Division I-A state team title.

Las Vegas immigration court getting 2 new judges

In the midst of a large backlog of pending immigration cases, the Las Vegas immigration court is getting two new judges, a spokeswoman said Friday.

Miami Beach’s best bars aren’t where you think

Miami Beach’s bar scene isn’t all bikini-clad bartenders serving overpriced shots to sunburned spring breakers (though there’s a lot of that). Leave Ocean Drive behind and you’ll find a craft cocktail lounge, a ’90s punk rock bar and a basement dance club complete with a bowling alley and ice rink.

Warriors celebrate NBA title with fans in Oakland — PHOTOS

The Golden State Warriors celebrated their first NBA title in 40 years with a parade in the streets of Oakland, Calif., and a rally at the city’s convention center on Friday.

Father’s Day a reminder of joys and complications for single parents

It’s nearly Father’s Day, a reminder of the joys of parenthood, but also the complications. Those sometimes play out in Nevada court systems, and one lawmaker tried to address parenting problems this year in Carson City.

Faith Lutheran track star Rubalcaba wins Gatorade award

Faith Lutheran standout Mark Rubalcaba was named the Gatorade Nevada Boys Track and Field Athlete of the Year on Friday. He won the long jump and triple jump in leading the Crusaders to the Division I-A state team title.

Plants explode in order to survive — VIDEO

Nature goes through drastic measures to ensure life continues. Here’s an example of one of those measures.

Vegas hits 111 degrees; Lake Mead is much hotter

Temperatures over 110 degrees pose dangers for people living, working and having fun in the Las Vegas Valley. But Lakes Mead and Mohave, big draws for boaters, anglers and hikers from California, Arizona and Nevada, pose an even greater risk to life.

New park to flower with opportunities for the disabled

Sean’s Park, touted as the first hands-on learning and recreational project of its kind for those with physical and intellectual disabilities, will soon be serving Southern Nevada families. Opportunity Village, a nonprofit organization, began fundraising for the project in 2008 and collected just shy of $4 million.

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