UNLV’s Marvin Menzies must get busy after regents approve his deal

All indications are the University of Nevada Board of Regents will approve new coach Marvin Menzies’ five-year contract when it meets at 9 a.m. Friday at the Nevada System of Higher Education building.

Las Vegas police warn public about virtual kidnapping scam

Las Vegas police are warning the public of virtual kidnapping, a new scheme in which phone scammers falsely claim to have kidnapped a family member and then demand a ransom.

 
Anthony Pettis hopes to kick losing skid at UFC 197 — VIDEO

It hasn’t been much more than a year since emerging superstar Anthony Pettis sat as the center of attention in a conference room at the MGM Grand as a Wheaties box was unveiled featuring a picture of him with his UFC lightweight belt slung over his shoulder.

Vegas-centric Prince tribute album now a memorial

This past Saturday, less than a week before Prince died Thursday at the age of 57, Allan Carter’s Las Vegas-based label, SquidHat, put out “Punk Sexy,” a tribute album devoted to the iconic musician. The album features local bands and is available online.

Credit union taps new CFO

Silver State Schools Credit Union has selected its new chief financial officer.

Court fight expected over Bundy trial date

A fight is looming in federal court over how long to continue the May 2 trial of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy and 18 other defendants charged in the 2014 Bunkerville standoff.

Remembering that time I met Prince in a rare interview

Now that Prince has died and taken my teens and twenties with him, as I stare at this screen in shock and denial, I’ll tell you the short version of how I convinced Prince, the most famous idol of my life, to invite me over for a chat on May 24, 2004.

 
Girl, 16, dies after fight at Delaware high school

A fight in a high school restroom involving several female students ended with the death of a 16-year-old sophomore Thursday, authorities said.

Wynn dispute forces ex-Nevada governor into 3-day deposition

John L. Smith is On the Boulevard with an update on an ex-governor’s role in the war of the Wynns; the blight of the north end of the Strip; and thoughts on the passing of a beloved Review-Journal editor.

Downtown Summerlin lands silver level LEED certification

The U.S. Green Building Council has awarded Downtown Summerlin’s 1.4 million-square-foot shopping, dining and entertainment district certification through its Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design program.

Sparks Nugget licensed despite regulators’ frustration over shareholder

The Nevada Gaming Commission has licensed a Southern Nevada company to operate the Nugget Casino Resort in Sparks, but not before regulators expressed frustration over one of the company’s shareholders failing to respond to questions from regulatory investigators.

Faraday Future’s first water bill: $250,000

The Southern Nevada Water Authority board approved a set of contracts Thursday to deliver groundwater to the Faraday Future factory site at Apex.

D Las Vegas owners plan new hotel-casino on Fremont Street

The owners of the D Las Vegas and Golden Gate properties in downtown Las Vegas say they’ll build a third hotel-casino after acquiring a building adjacent to the Las Vegas Club from the Granite Gaming Group.

 
Chairman of Kentucky school board accused of cheating to get his GED

The Kentucky State Police allege that the chairman of a county school board had someone else take a high school-equivalency test in his place when questions arose over the validity of the high school diploma he bought online.

UNLV adds two coaches to men’s basketball staff

Providence associate head coach Andre LaFleur and New Mexico State special assistant to the head coach Brandon Mason will join new UNLV basketball coach Marvin Menzies staff. Menzies, though, first will go before the University of Nevada Board of Regents on Friday to have his contract voted on.

UNLV student earns prestigious Truman Scholarship

A UNLV junior majoring in education has been awarded the prestigious Harry S. Truman Scholarship, making her the school’s sixth recipient since 2008.

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