UNLV announces Chris Beard as basketball coach, but his introduction will have to wait

UNLV athletic director Tina Kunzer-Murphy can’t wait to share new coach Chris Beard with the world. But she wants the process to play out first, which means finalizing the contract through the legal process and getting it approved by the University of Nevada Board of Regents, which likely will be Tuesday or Wednesday of next week.

Prison inmate dies at Summerlin Hospital

An inmate died early Monday morning at Summerlin Hospital Medical Center, the Nevada Department of Corrections said in a statement.

Second case of Zika virus reported in Clark County

A second case of Zika virus disease has been reported in Clark County, less than a week after the first case was confirmed, according to the Southern Nevada Health District.

UCSB runs past Northern Illinois for Vegas 16 victory

UCSB coach Bob Williams earned the 307th win of his coaching career with a 70-63 victory over Northern Illinois in the Vegas 16 quarterfinals at Mandalay Bay on Monday.

Fourth person arrested after March 7 downtown attack, arson

A fourth person was arrested Sunday in connection to an attack and arson that left a man tied up and tortured in a burning building near downtown Las Vegas on March 7.

Fire damages southwest valley home

The cause of house fire Monday afternoon in the southwest valley is under investigation, the Clark County Fire Department said.

US 95 ramp to MLK will close overnight for Project Neon work

The Nevada Department of Transportation will close the eastbound U.S. Highway 95 ramp to Martin Luther King Boulevard from 9 p.m.Monday until 5 a.m. Tuesday for Project Neon-related survey work, according to a department news release.

Gate vs. no gate: It’s a personal preference

About 10 percent of Americans choose to live behind bars, and with a quick drive around town, it looks like that might be a low estimate by the Census.

East Coast couple finds second home at One Las Vegas

Paul and MaryAnn Fox have spent most of their lives on the East Coast where they first met; excelled in their careers; raised their children; and bought their first home together. But when their son, Jack, moved to Las Vegas in 2014 for a job, they became more interested in visiting The Entertainment Capital of The World and exploring all that the city has to offer. While the Foxes were helping their son find a home to purchase, they stumbled upon One Las Vegas and discovered the high-rise condominium lifestyle was exactly what they wanted for their own.

 
Fidel Castro rants about Obama’s visit to Cuba

Retired leader Fidel Castro accused President Barack Obama of sweet-talking the Cuban people during his visit to the island last week and ignoring the accomplishments of Communist rule, in an opinion piece carried by all state-run media on Monday.

‘Inside Drone Warfare’ symposium to be held at UNLV

A symposium titled, “Inside Drone Warfare: Perspectives of Whistleblowers, Families of Drone Victims and Their Lawyers,” will be held at 6p.m. Wednesday at UNLV’s School of Law.

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