Siegel Group Nevada buys Phoenix property for $10.55M

The Siegel Group Nevada said Tuesday that it bought a 260-unit Legacy Suites property in Phoenix for $10.55 million. It’s Siegel’s 35th property, and its second Legacy Suites buy in the last nine months.

 
Court orders Baltimore officer to testify in Freddie Gray case

The Maryland Court of Appeals on Tuesday ordered a Baltimore police officer to testify against colleagues charged in the April death of Freddie Gray, a black man whose death triggered protests and rioting.

Pedestrian struck in October dies of injuries

A pedestrian hit by a truck in the central Las Vegas Valley in October died of her injuries in January, according to Las Vegas police.

 
Teen wounded by Uber driver in Kalamazoo shooting leaving hospital

A 14-year-old Michigan girl critically wounded during a deadly shooting spree allegedly committed by an Uber driver will leave the hospital on Tuesday, according to online posts by her mother and a family friend.

Rock climber Libby Sauter looking for next challenge while helping others

Libby Sauter talks of her ascent with pride but in the next breath points to the men’s record that’s still more than two hours faster. There’s still work to be done, and Satuer doesn’t shy away from what most deem hard or even terrifying.

IHOP celebrating National Pancake Day with free short stack today

Today’s National Pancake Day, and if you’ve been paying attention the past few years, you know IHOP usually celebrates with a free short stack for anyone who comes in to a participating location.

Sponsors drop Maria Sharapova after failed drug test announcement

Swiss watchmaker TAG Heuer became the latest sponsor to sever ties with Maria Sharapova on Tuesday, as the world’s highest-paid female athlete started to count the cost of a failed drug test and likely ban from tennis.

Couple dead in northwest valley murder-suicide

A woman who worked at a local elementary school was killed by her long-term boyfriend Monday night just before he turned the gun on himself in their northwest valley home, Metro said.

 
Ferguson to consider accepting US government’s police reform plan

The Ferguson, Missouri, city council on Tuesday may back down and approve an agreement it reached with the U.S. Justice Department to reform the city’s police department after the 2014 shooting of an unarmed black teenager.

Would-be nonprofit founders advised to research first, plan later

If you want to make the world a better place, consider not following the lead of Suzanne Lea, founder and CEO of the Las Vegas nonprofit, In12Days. Or at least ask yourself why before undertaking the tricky business of launching a nonprofit. It’s a venture that some founders spend years running from their own kitchen tables.

Cactus League worried about Las Vegas’ intentions

Cactus League president Mark Coronado told the Arizona Republic in a story published Sunday that he also is worried about Las Vegas poaching a number of Major League teams for spring training.

Lady Rebels finally put away Air Force

On paper, the UNLV women’s Mountain West tournament first-round matchup against Air Force looked like it might turn into a blowout.

Dick Vitale says Rick Pitino is not coming to UNLV

Another day passed without a news conference on the UNLV campus to announce Rick Pitino as the new basketball coach. Instead, Dick Vitale explained why Pitino is not coming to town.

Winds sticking around for another day in Las Vegas Valley

Breezy weather is expected to stick around the Las Vegas Valley on Tuesday before disappearing and potentially returning Friday, according to the National Weather Service.

UNLV spring practice opens with quarterback competition

Technically, Kurt Palandech is UNLV’s incumbent starting quarterback. But unless the junior can improve his passing technique, he’ll probably be passed over for the starting job before the Rebels’ Sept. 1 season opener.

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