Army will announce base cuts this week

The Army this week will announce specific bases around the country that will be part of the next round of reductions in the force, with 40,000 troops to be cut by 2017, a U.S. defense official said Tuesday.

Sandoval, others to embark on European trade mission

Gov. Brian Sandoval, members of his economic development team, higher education officials and First Lady Kathleen Sandoval will be among those on the trip to Ireland, England, Poland, Germany and Italy that begins July 18 and ends Aug. 2.

Survey: We check our phones at odd times, places

You check your phone where? Nearly 90 percent of people admit to using their phone in the bathroom, according to a survey conducted by Verizon Wireless. Another 40 percent of respondents also admitted to using their phone at the dinner table, during a conversation or while at a movie.

 
3 men gored during Running of the Bulls in Pamplona

Three men were gored and 10 others taken to hospital on the first day of Pamplona’s week-long San Fermin festival in the northern Spanish city where bulls chase runners in red scarves through the streets.

GLPI boosts offer for Pinnacle Entertainment to $5 billion

Real estate investment trust Gaming and Leisure Properties on Tuesday sweetened its 3-month-old proposal to acquire Pinnacle Entertainment’s land holdings Tuesday, offering a higher share price and better stock incentives.

 
Tornadoes tear through Kansas City area

Several tornadoes touched down in the Kansas City area Monday evening and vehicles were caught up in floodwaters that the storms produced.

Greek banks could be short of cash in 2 days

Greek banks could start to run out of cash over the next two days if creditors do not agree to a new aid deal, two sources familiar with the country’s financial system said on Tuesday.

Debunking some popular food myths

Is double dipping a sin? Does an apple a day keep the doctor away? Truth be known that when it comes to what we put in our mouths, it is important to debunk myths.

Aspiring circus performers can hone skills at local gym

Caitlin Beanan soars suspended from pink strips of silk secured to the rafters of L’Oracle, 7020 W. Warm Springs Road, Suite 170, a facility focused on circus arts, gymnastics and fitness.

 
Cosby admits to giving women Quaaludes before sex

Bill Cosby has admitted to getting prescription Quaaludes to give to women he wanted to have sex with, newly released documents show.

Paula Deen tweets photo showing her son in brownface

Paula Deen is receiving criticism online after sharing on Twitter a photo of herself and her son, Bobby Deen, dressed up like “I Love Lucy’s” Lucy and Ricky Ricardo —with her son’s face painted brown.

Harry Shearer will remain with ‘The Simpons’

“Mr. Burns” will be back. After negotiating a new deal, Harry Shearer is in fact returning to “The Simpsons,” Variety has confirmed.

9 movies to look forward to in July — VIDEO

A heartbreaking documentary and an aging Sherlock Holmes join the traditional mix of sequels and superheroes.

Arts camp teaches valuable life skills

The program at the West Las Vegas Arts Center, which has been going on for 19 years, gives students ages 10 to 15 years old an opportunity to learn and train.

FBI looking for online sex predator’s victims in Nevada

Lucas Michael Chansler of St. Johns, Fla., was sentenced to 105 years in federal prison for engaging in an extortion scheme to produce child pornography. The FBI has identified 109 victims, including some in Nevada.

Parents force teen daughter into woods over Pop-Tart

Two South Carolina parents were arrested after forcing their 14-year-old daughter to sleep in a tent in the woods because she ate a snack without permission.

Motorcyclist killed in Monday night crash

The crash happened about 10:45 p.m. near the intersection of Russell and Fort Apache roads, according to Las Vegas police.

4 best things to buy in July

The month of July is a great time to save money — not just spend it — if you know where the deals are this time of year.

PGA event to be moved from Trump’s course after immigrant comments

Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump’s organization said on Tuesday that a professional golfing event scheduled for October at a Trump course in Los Angeles will be moved, the latest fallout from his vitriol against illegal immigrants from Mexico.

Greek cartoonist attacked in cyber-bullying incidents

One of Greece’s most popular cartoonists has pulled down his Facebook page after what appeared to be a concerted attack by pro-government cyber bullies.

Coroner IDs body found in SUV

The body found by Nevada Highway Patrol troopers in an SUV Thursday has been identified by the Clark County coroner’s office as 59-year-old Kenneth Vandusen.

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