Ex-NFL player Lawrence Phillips found dead in prison cell

Lawrence Phillips, a former NFL player convicted of inflicting great bodily injury in a domestic violence case and later charged with murdering a cellmate, was found dead in his California prison cell early on Wednesday of a suspected suicide, officials said.

Marijuana dispensaries fill up during holidays, CES

Pot tourism is heating up in Las Vegas, the only major city in America where dispensaries sell weed to patients carrying out-of-state medical cards.

Mormon families set aside time for fun, learning

Caleb Scow, 13, gently cupped the tablet computer in his hands as he shared a video portraying Jesus’ baptism with his family.

Godwin Merlot strong partner with food

Cold weather brings a craving for stews, pot roasts and goulash for warm, comforting meals. At those times, a food wine is needed and Godwin Merlot is a superb one.

Smell and texture make lutefisk a tough sell

Karen Holien likes to say she’s tried lutefisk twice: “Once going down — and another time coming back up.”

Readers search for potatoes simplified

If you really want, simply, potatoes, you can find them in the produce department of any supermarket. But if you don’t like peeling and chopping, I guess Michael Foods’ Simply Potatoes, which promise “fresh, never frozen potatoes and real ingredients” are the next best thing. And several readers have found them for Helen Arnold, who said she used to get them at Smith’s.

No, really, what will you do with all that Powerball money?

Hell froze over, Channing Tatum or Scarlett Johansson agreed to go out with you this weekend, Kim Kardashian won the Nobel Peace Prize and you, lucky person, have beaten nearly incomprehensible odds to win the Powerball lottery.

Made-in-Vegas ‘Blart’ sequel leads Razzie nominees

“Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2,” the Vegas-based sequel that was set almost entirely inside Wynn Las Vegas, was “honored” with a leading six nominations in the annual Golden Raspberry Awards, aka the Razzies.

Common and uncommon remedies for the common cold

It’s that time of year again where the common cold becomes particularly … common. Not only does it bring about uncomfortable symptoms–runny nose, congestion, sneezing, scratchy throat, coughing, and in some cases fever—it can also result in missed days of school and work.

Expect Schroeder’s name to keep coming up

Fallout from the Adelson family’s December purchase of the Las Vegas Review-Journal and its relationship with Connecticut newspaper publisher Michael Schroeder surfaced Tuesday morning in District Court in the bruising wrongful termination lawsuit filed by former Sands Macau casino executive Steve Jacobs.

 
Iran releases 10 US sailors

Iran released 10 U.S. sailors on Wednesday after holding them overnight, bringing a swift end to an incident that had rattled nerves days ahead of the expected implementation of a landmark nuclear accord between Tehran and world powers.

Review-Journal reporters lauded for coverage of newspaper’s sale

Las Vegas Review-Journal writers have been awarded the first “Sidney Award” of 2016 by the Sidney Hillman Foundation, a New York-based nonprofit dedicated to honoring socially conscious journalism, for its coverage of the Adelson family’s purchase of Nevada’s largest newspaper.

10 home renovations that will pay you back

From small to large, there are home renovations that can enhance the quality of your experience in your home, as well as the overall intrinsic value of your property. Here are several home renovations that could help make your home more enjoyable while you occupy it and offer the biggest bang for your buck for when it comes time to sell.

Rebels roll over New Mexico in Simon’s debut, 86-74 — PHOTOS

A coaching change led to an attitude adjustment for a new-look UNLV basketball team, and 7-foot freshman Stephen Zimmerman Jr. defined the difference by playing with more aggression than he had all season.

Rebels breathe, and play a lot better in first game under Simon

Two days after their coach was fired midway through his fourth season, having lost six of their previous eight games and sitting at 0-3 to begin Mountain West play, UNLV basketball players were implored by their new leader to run.

 
UNLV fans show mixed emotions about Rice’s firing

For several weeks, a vocal group of angry UNLV fans has hit social media and the sports radio airwaves to say it wouldn’t return to basketball games until the administration dumped Dave Rice as coach.

Active sports: Las Vegas surrounded by snowboarding sites

January is National Learn to Ski & Snowboard Month, and with Lee Canyon in our backyard, about an hour from downtown Las Vegas, and Southern Utah’s Brian Head and Eagle Point Resorts close enough for a weekend getaway, there are plenty of options to pick a new sport and enjoy winter.

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