Mir, Duffee to renew acquaintances on UFC card in San Diego

When Frank Mir, a former Ultimate Fighting Championship heavyweight champion, first trained with Todd Duffee more than five years ago, his initial impression was similar to that of most observers.

Trout repeats as MVP as AL takes All-Star Game

CINCINNATI — Los Angeles Angels center fielder Mike Trout and Cincinnati Reds third baseman Todd Frazier agreed to share a charter flight back to their native New Jersey if both participated in this year‘s All-Star Game.

After U.S. Open heartbreak, Johnson a solid bet at British Open

I rarely back one of the shorter favorites, but D.J. appeals to me here. We all saw his untimely three-putt on 18 in the U.S. Open at Chambers Bay last month. He has not played in any events since that cruel Sunday, but I feel that gave him time to lick his wounds and come back focused.

Jordan Spieth alone atop British Open odds board

If there is a dark side to Jordan Spieth, it has not been revealed yet. The new face of golf is a 21-year-old who looks like he never needs to shave and is as polite as a waiter.

NBA commissioner Silver supports legalized gambling

Adam Silver isn‘€™t a gambler. He‘€™s also not a hypocrite. The NBA commissioner has taken a relatively unique stance regarding legalized gambling on his league in comparison to his fellow pro sports czars. He‘s in favor of it and isn‘t afraid to say so.

Don’t expect an NBA team in Las Vegas anytime soon

Think of the NBA and its perception of Las Vegas as the weekend tourist who only takes in the best sights, who catches a show and enjoys a wonderful meal and gambles just enough to experience the rush but not to the point of losing next month’s mortgage.

How to survive a business trip with the boss

NEW YORK — Business travel is demanding, but when your boss is your travel companion, it can become downright stressful.

Metro seeking man who robbed same bank twice

Metro is seeking the public‘s help in identifying a man they said robbed the same bank in May and again earlier this month.

Marco’s double breaks tie, Spartans rout Wildcats

Alex Marco‘s two-run double in the bottom of the sixth broke a 3-3 tie, and the LV Spartans went on to top the LV Wildcats 11-4 in an elimination game at the Connie Mack state baseball tournament at the College of Southern Nevada on Tuesday.

Switch stays with NV Energy, drawn by renewable power

CARSON CITY —€” The data storage company Switch will stay with NV Energy and not seek to leave to find its own electricity on the open market, the utility company reported Tuesday.

Suspect arrested in real life ‘Gone Girl’ kidnapping case

Police said it was a "wild goose chase" that had wasted police resources, until the captor of a kidnapped California woman emailed a local newspaper detailing the events and verifying her story.

Layoffs loom at Southern Nevada Housing Authority

The Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority faces program outsourcing and the layoffs of 40 to 45 employees as it addresses a projected budget shortfall of between $1.6 million and $1.8 million for fiscal 2016.

MLB commissioner says he’s open to future expansion

Commissioner Rob Manfred is open to future expansion beyond 30 teams in Major League Baseball. Speaking at a Baseball Writers Association of America luncheon at the All-Star Game in Cincinnati on Tuesday, Manfred said a list of potential cities has been compiled.

Head of ‘Nosferatu’ director reportedly stolen from grave

German news outlets are reporting that the head of "Nosferatu" director F.W. Murnau has been stolen from his family plot in a cemetery in Stahnsdorf, Germany. The filmmaker of the early silent vampire movie, recognized as one of the scariest horror movies of all time, died in 1931.

Ex-Uber driver accused of raping passenger linked to 4 other attacks

A former driver for ride-sharing company Uber who has been accused of kidnapping and raping a female passenger in December has been charged with a series of other sexual assaults around Boston, authorities said on Tuesday.

NHP: DUI played role in Sunday crash that killed 2 people

A driver injured in a crash that killed two people at the Lamb Boulevard and Interstate 15 intersection Sunday was booked on DUI charges, according to a Nevada Highway Patrol arrest records.

Sanchez to be named to state athletic commission

Longtime NV Energy executive and legislative lobbyist Tony Sanchez is set to be appointed to the Nevada Athletic Commission, reliable sources confirmed.

Family of Eric Garner calls for cop to be criminally charged

The family of Eric Garner, a black man who died after a white police officer put him in a chokehold a year ago, renewed calls to criminally charge the police officer on Tuesday, a day after the family reached a $5.9 million settlement with New York City.

Lawsuit against Ferguson in death of Michael Brown dropped

A federal judge on Tuesday dismissed four counts in the wrongful-death lawsuit against Ferguson filed by the parents of Michael Brown, the unarmed black teenager shot dead last August by a white police officer, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported.

Don’t give up when climbing ladder, Navy admiral urges

Rear Adm. Margaret "€œPeg" Klein says she’€™s known as the person that says ’€œHello’€ to everyone in the halls of the Pentagon, where matters of national security and global strategy tend to make people forget there are other humans around them.

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