How ‘Everest’s’ director beat technical hurdles for the shoot

Baltasar Kormakur’s “Everest,” which opens Sept. 25, is a fact-based account of two 1996 expeditions that faced the immense physical dangers of climbing the iconic peak — their difficulties compounded by a furious storm. The filmmakers never found themselves in such jeopardy, but still encountered major technical hurdles.

Nevada ghost hunters found dead after standoff in Sparks

The bodies of two Nevada ghost hunters who appeared on “Ghost Adventures” were found by police after they stormed a Sparks apartment after an hours-long standoff.

Water on its way from new Lake Mead straw

Take a big drink, Las Vegas. You’ve earned it. As early as Friday, valley residents will get their first taste of water drawn through the Southern Nevada Water Authority’s new straw at Lake Mead.

Rose gold comes back after 100 years

The blush-hued version of this precious and popular metal is showing up in statement pieces like watches, engagement rings, necklaces and more. The fun and delicate pieces can bridge the gap between white and yellow gold when all three are worn together.

Lone Mountain Park has reopened

Lone Mountain Park has reopened just in time for fall.

 
UNLV to host final presidential debate before ’16 election

The University of Nevada, Las Vegas will host the final presidential debate before next year’s election, boosting the city’s growing influence in a race that already has brought a long succession of candidates to Southern Nevada.

3 surrender community manager certificates to state panel

Three individuals doing business in Southern Nevada as Associated Community Management have surrendered their community manager certificates to a state panel that oversees Nevada’s homeowners associations.

Life Is Beautiful isn’t just another music festival

Life Is Beautiful isn’t just another music festival. It’s about music, obviously — well, and food and art and learning — but more than that, it’s about reminding folks that life is, well, beautiful.

Amazon announces 6 TV show pilots for fall season

Amazon.com Inc will launch six TV show pilots for its video streaming service in the United States, the UK, Germany and Austria for the 2015 fall pilot season.

 
Evidence bag left at home of accuser’s mother in Patrick Kane rape case

The lawyer for a woman who has accused forward Patrick Kane of the Chicago Blackhawks of sexual assault claimed Wednesday that an empty evidence bag was left in the doorway of the woman’s mother’s home in Buffalo, N.Y.

Here are 10 signs your child has been traumatized

With trauma in children, there are no hard and fast rules for how traumatizing an event will be. Here are 10 signs a child has had a significant trauma that all parents should watch out for.

‘Real World’ might be coming back to Las Vegas

It’s easy to picture MTV’s “The Real World” standing on the outskirts of Las Vegas, staring wistfully at the city and quietly lamenting, “I wish I knew how to quit you.”

 
Here’s what Yom Kippur can teach non-Jews about forgiveness

The holiday, which focuses on reflecting on past mistakes and repairing relationships, highlights the importance of taking individual responsibility for your behavior, experts say.

 
Starbucks expands mobile order-ahead feature nationwide

Starbucks has expanded its Mobile Order & Pay service nationwide, allowing customers to place orders on mobile devices before they get to the coffee shop and skip the line.

Big Strait fan doesn’t miss a show here

No one was happier at George Strait’s press conference Tuesday at the MGM Grand than Rondi Rowland.

 
Brooklyn DA finds pot grow house hidden in basement of cherry company

A New York City cherry company pleaded guilty on Tuesday to criminal charges of marijuana possession stemming from plants growing in the business’s Brooklyn basement and to dumping waste into city sewers, prosecutors said.

 
Man who punched another over Nutella samples faces 11 years

A Burbank, Calif., man who was arrested Tuesday after allegedly punching a 78-year-old man in the face in a Costco over Nutella waffle samples is now facing 11 years in state prison if convicted.

When does autumn actually happen in Las Vegas?

The first day of fall means it’s time to unpack the sweaters, grab a few light scarves and switch back to hot tea or coffee — unless you live in Las Vegas.

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