Man sentenced to life in prison for 2008 murder

LeSean Collins, who was convicted of first-degree murder after robbing and killing a 29-year-old woman and leaving her body in a ravine in 2008, was sentenced Wednesday to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

Las Vegas’ Cheers Bar to close Sunday

Cheers Bar, which for decades has been at 1220 E. Harmon Ave., will close its doors that evening with the retirement of owner John McCarthy.

Justin Bieber gets last laugh on Ronda Rousey

It seems everybody feels now is a good time to pile on Ronda Rousey as the aura of invincibility has been lifted from the former UFC women’s bantamweight champion.

Nevada congressmen want Syrian refugee program stopped

Reps. Joe Heck and Mark Amodei called on the Obama administration to “immediately halt” the admission of refugees from Syria and Iraq into the United States.

RJ Picks: UNLV vs. Southern Utah

The Rebels are 14-point favorites when they host Southern Utah University tonight at the Thomas & Mack.

Wynn delays opening of $4.1 billion resort in Macau

Wynn Resorts Ltd. said Wednesday it will move the opening of its $4.1 billion Wynn Palace development in Macau back by three months.

Boston mayor proposes raising smoking age to 21

Boston could become the latest in a string of large U.S. cities to ban smoking and tobacco use by people under the age of 21 under a measure proposed on Wednesday by Mayor Marty Walsh.

City rejects subsidies for Lucky Dragon

The Lucky Dragon Hotel & Casino might have to make its own luck. Las Vegas City Council members, sitting as the heads of the city’s redevelopment agency, on Wednesday shot down some $25 million in subsidies sought by developers behind the partially built nine-story, 200-room project at Sahara Avenue and Las Vegas Boulevard.

Henderson-area Community Events Calendar, Nov. 19-25, 2015

Cheers to Chocolate: The fifth annual family-friendly benefit for Easter Seals Nevada is planned from 6 to 9 p.m. Nov. 20 at The District at Green Valley Ranch.

 
Vegas TransPride week aims for awareness and celebration of a local community

As issues from marriage to health care and bathroom rights for transgender people have been brought to the national spotlight in recent months, members of the Las Vegas community hope to celebrate the valley’s annual TransPride week in record numbers.

Here’s how you can watch UNLV basketball vs SUU tonight

UNLV men’s basketball action continues tonight at Thomas & Mack as the Rebels host Southern Utah in the Maui Jim Maui Invitational. Here’s everything you need to know to catch the game.

Manhunt is on for Mexican drug lord who escaped prison

Authorities are scrambling to find drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman after his stunning escape from a maximum-security prison west of Mexico City on Saturday night.

 
Texas judicial candidate forced women into sex, police say

A candidate for judge in San Antonio has been arrested on charges that he had sex with several female clients, including liaisons that took place in courthouse jury rooms, officials said on Wednesday.

 
E! ending ‘The Soup’ in December after 22 seasons

After 22 seasons, E! is ending “The Soup,” the cable network announced Wednesday. The final episode will air on Dec. 18, serving as the series finale.

5 file civil rights lawsuits over deadly Texas biker brawl

Five of the bikers indicted in the deadly May fight among motorcycle gangs in Texas filed a civil rights lawsuits this week against McLennan County officials and Waco police, claiming wrongful arrest and incarceration, according to court documents.

Plastic surgery demand goes up during the holidays

Forget your two front teeth. How about wanting something more substantial, something more appearance-altering than a few measly teeth, for Christmas? A nose job. An eyelid redo. A jab of Botox in the right place. It’s not an outlandish notion.

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