1 killed as police move in to arrest Bundys at wildlife refuge in Oregon

A person was killed as authorities moved in to arrest Ammon Bundy and Ryan Bundy, the leaders of the armed occupation of a federal wildlife refuge in Oregon, the FBI and Oregon State Police said Tuesday.

Junior’s 3-point barrage lifts Desert Oasis

Ashlynn Sharp hit five 3-pointers and finished with 17 points on a night when few others could hit shots to lead seventh-ranked Desert Oasis to a 50-31 home win over No. 8 Arbor View in a battle for second place in the Northwest League.

 
2 killed, 3 hurt in shooting near Seattle homeless camp

Two people were killed and three wounded in a shooting near a homeless encampment in Seattle late on Tuesday, and police were searching for two suspects who fled into a nearby wooded area, authorities said.

Scarlet-gray Rebels need black-blue toughness

The origin dates to Tom Izzo’s first season as Michigan State basketball coach in 1995, when his Spartans weren’t all that great at scoring and he needed to discover ways to get more shots.

UFC 196 moves from pay per view to cable broadcast

The Feb. 6 Ultimate Fighting Championship card at the MGM Grand Garden will air on cable television instead of pay per view after the main event was canceled because of injuries to both fighters scheduled for a heavyweight title bout.

GIRLS BASKETBALL: Thrower, Pioneers hold off Wildcats

Alexia Thrower scored 19 points, including eight in the fourth quarter, to help Canyon Springs’ girls basketball team to a 52-45 win over visiting Las Vegas in a Division I Northeast League game on Tuesday.

Son of dead veteran challenges Heck’s loyalty

Anyone who has followed Rep. Joe Heck’s career knows he takes pride in his relationship with the veterans of the 3rd Congressional District.

FLAG FOOTBALL: Franklin, Cowboys top Miners

Neshaune’ Franklin rushed for 126 yards and three touchdowns on 26 carries Tuesday to lead Chaparral’s flag football team to a 20-12 home victory over Sunrise Mountain.

Country music awards to return to Vegas with 3-day festival

The return of the Academy of Country Music Awards on April 3 will be surrounded by three nights of outdoor concerts as the Party for a Cause grows into a full-fledged festival this year.

Check out this wine blending class in Henderson — PHOTOS

K.J. Howe, whose business cards identify him as “professor of yeastology” at Grape Expectations Nevada School of Winemaking in Henderson, likens the process to putting together a good pasta sauce.

 
Trump officially drops out of Thursday’s GOP debate

After a day of threatening to abstain from Fox News’ Thursday night GOP debate, Donald Trump has officially dropped out of the event, his campaign manager told the Associated Press.

Expect clear skies, calm winds, warm temps this week

The last week of January will have clear skies, calm winds and warm temperatures, but the final day of the month could bring showers, the National Weather Service said.

Economically ailing Nye County flirts with state watch list

A state oversight board Tuesday recommended Nye County in Southern Nevada be placed under state monitoring because of its struggling financial situation.

Don’t be fooled by advocates of ‘school choice’

In the midst of National School Choice Week, students, parents and community members across our state shouldn’t be fooled by some of the pro-corporate, partisan messaging hiding under the banner of “school choice.”

School choice key for Hispanic families

Not long ago, Nevadans were celebrating the arrival of Educational Savings Accounts, which would have marked a new era for parents looking to give their children a better shot in life. Unfortunately, special interests have blocked the doors of opportunity for the 4,100 children already enrolled in ESAs and those waiting to sign up next week.

9th Circuit: Wrong again, Judge Jones!

The good news for often-overturned U.S. District Court Judge Robert C. Jones is that he’s at least 65 percent less likely to be overturned by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.

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