Cleveland Clinic recruits participants for Alzheimer drug trial

The Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health is seeking participants with mild Alzheimer’s disease to test a drug that has been shown to stop the progression of symptoms in some volunteers.

Remembering a Rebel: Rich Abajian — PHOTOS

A funeral service was held Sunday for former UNLV assistant football coach and longtime Rebels booster Rich Abajian at South Point Arena. Abajian, 62, the general manager of Findlay Toyota, died Feb. 9 of an apparent heart attack.

Sandoval stays out of talk about vacant U.S. Supreme Court position

Gov. Brian Sandoval, who has been drawn into speculation swirling around President Barack Obama’s pending pick for the U.S. Supreme Court, declined to comment Saturday when asked about the talk of him as a consensus candidate.

Rebels can’t solve Texas bullpen in baseball loss

Patrick Mathis had a home run and a double and scored twice for Texas in its 7-0 win over UNLV in a nonconference baseball game Sunday in Austin, Texas.

Cerrone makes quick work of fellow ‘Cowboy’

It took Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone more time than a bull ride to finish Alex “Cowboy” Oliveira when they met in the main event of UFC Fight Night 83 in Pittsburgh on Sunday night, but not much longer.

UFC champ McGregor souring on Sin City: ‘(Expletive) Vegas’

With the way Ultimate Fighting Championship star Conor McGregor has embraced Las Vegas and everything it stands for, it would be logical to assume the star featherweight champion plans on a long-term commitment to the fight capital of the world.

Kyle Busch left with eggs, but not on his face, at Daytona 500

Kyle Busch was all set to make a run on teammate Matt Kenseth on the last lap of the Daytona 500 and bring home the bacon for the Joe Gibbs Racing team. But his other teammate, Denny Hamlin, beat him to it, leaving Busch with scrambled eggs and toast.

Rebels’ Zimmerman cleared to return to practice

UNLV freshman forward Stephen Zimmerman Jr., who sprained his left knee Feb. 6 at Fresno State, has been cleared to return to basketball practice.

Fire in child’s bedroom displaces four

The Las Vegas Fire Department is investigating a fire that started in a child’s bedroom early Sunday morning in the east Las Vegas Valley, according to a department release.

 
Nevada gives Clinton a big boost with caucus victory

Nevada gave Hillary Clinton the lift she needed to surge ahead in the Democratic presidential race Saturday. “Some may have doubted us but we never doubted each other,” Clinton told supporters gathered at Caesars Palace on the day she won the state’s caucus by about 6 percentage points.

Region’s wildflower watchers optimistic about 2016 bloom

Wildflower watchers across the Desert Southwest expect a very good blooming season for 2016, following an El Nino weather pattern that delivered fall and winter rains to much of the region. Gloomy January skies, snow in unusual places and cold nights have slowed plant growth in some areas, but that may just extend the season.

Retired Las Vegas police officer has new job with marijuana

Dave Kallas spent over two decades busting drug dealers on the streets of Las Vegas. On Saturday, he became a dealer himself — a legal one — when his medical marijuana dispensary The Apothecarium, 7885 W. Sahara Ave., officially opened for business.

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