Clark County schools make major shift in effort to close language gap

Southern Nevada schools serve the third-highest number of English language learner students in the country, trailing only Los Angeles and New York City. Achievement scores and graduation rates for ELL students are low.

‘Huntsman’ sequel fails to hit target; ‘Jungle Book’ reigns

“The Jungle Book” remained king of the box office in its second weekend in theaters, beating new opener “The Huntsman: Winter’s War” by around $40 million, according to comScore estimates Sunday.

Jon Jones wins unanimous decision in return to UFC

While it was far from the best performance of his career, Jon Jones can live with the victory he scored over Ovince Saint Preux to win the interim light heavyweight title at UFC 197 on Saturday at the MGM Grand Garden.

Parade marks Henderson’s 63rd birthday — PHOTOS

On Saturday. Henderson celebrated its 63rd anniversary with a parade and a party, bringing crowds out to Water Street. Organizers expected more than 60 parade entries with the theme “My Henderson,” celebrating what residents love about living, working, learning and playing in Henderson. The Henderson Heritage Parade & Festival included a community breakfast with members of the Henderson City Council and live entertainment.

Foreign ‘dirty bomb’ responders will start training in Nevada

In a few months a one-of-a-kind facility in Area 1 at the Nevada National Security Site north of Las Vegas will add an international dimension as police officers from eastern Europe and elsewhere outside the U.S. learn how to find and deal with dirty bombs.

UNLV’s APR is A-OK in many sports

The NCAA’s APR — Academic Progress Rate — is like WAR in baseball, but even more convoluted. It has been in the news a lot at UNLV during the Rebels’ search for a new basketball coach.

Three solo homers power River Cats past 51s

Mac Williamson hit two solo home runs and Mitch Delfino one in the Sacramento River Cats’ 3-1 Pacific Coast League victory over the Las Vegas 51s at Raley Field in Sacramento, California.

Bases-loaded wild pitch costs 51s in loss to Isotopes

Josh Smoker’s bases-loaded wild pitch in the eighth inning cost the Las Vegas 51s in their 5-4 loss to the Albuquerque Isotopes at Cashman Field. But beyond the box score, missed opportunities doomed Las Vegas first.

Wildcats take advantage of Strong pitching effort

Austin Strong threw five shutout innings, and the Wildcats benefited from two costly errors en route to a 9-1 road win over Foothill in a Division I Sunrise League game.

UFC 197: Jones vs. Saint Preux — LIVE BLOG

Jon Jones and Ovince Saint Preux headline tonight’s UFC 197 card. We’re live blogging the action, from the undercard to the main event.

Gennady Golovkin remains undefeated with second-round KO

Gennady Golovkin connected on a monster right punch to knock out Dominic Wade in the second round and retain his WBA and IBF middleweight titles at the Forum in Inglewood, California.

BASEBALL: Zorne’s hit lifts Skyhawks past Coronado

Blake Zorne singled home Kevin Pindel and Samuel Pope with the tying and winning runs with one out in the bottom of the seventh inning Saturday to lift Silverado’s baseball team to a 9-8 win over visiting Coronado.

BOYS SWIMMING: Trio helps Legacy nip Gaels

Tristan Arruti, Garrett Jones and Tama Tuitama each won two individual events Saturday to help Legacy’s boys swimming team edge Bishop Gorman, 148-146 at Municipal.

EDITORIAL: Stemming a violent tide

No matter which side is right about what’s causing a recent crime spike in Las Vegas, there’s no doubt about the need to address it and find a solution.

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