Hillary Clinton claims Democratic presidential nomination; Sanders vows to push on

Claiming her place in history, Hillary Clinton declared victory Tuesday night in her bruising battle for the Democratic presidential nomination, becoming the first woman to lead a major American political party and casting herself as the beneficiary of generations who fought for equality.

Make basil your friend with summertime dishes

While some more delicate herbs tend to be challenged by the Southern Nevada climate, local gardeners often find themselves with a huge basil bush at the end of summer. There are dozens of varieties of basil — some estimate upward of 100 — and some have distinctive flavors that will affect the flavor of the finished dish, so choose wisely.

US rebounds with 4-0 Copa America win over Costa Rica

Clint Dempsey had a goal and two assists, and the U.S. rebounded from its opening loss in Copa America with a convincing 4-0 victory over Costa Rica on Tuesday night.

Roger Goodell using his pull to keep Raiders in Oakland

The Raiders’ relocation saga is turning into a tug of war. Owner Mark Davis is pulling the team to Las Vegas. On the other end of the rope, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell is exploring ways to keep the team in Oakland.

Las Vegas gets no word from NHL after executive committee meeting

The NHL’s nine-member executive committee met for about four hours Tuesday in New York, but would not reveal its decisions on expansion and what recommendations it would make when the 30 owners meet June 22 in Las Vegas.

Cavaliers’ cause all but lost in NBA Finals mismatch

The Cleveland Cavaliers, outscored by a combined 48 points while dropping the first two games of the NBA Finals, find themselves on the butt-end of a joke.

What’s in a name? Nothing, really

After years of unsuccessfully pushing to “take control” of the community college campus in his careworn city, North Las Vegas Mayor John Lee has at last succeeded in … getting the name on the sign out front changed!

15 fun (and cheaper) alternatives to Disneyland

The Happiest Place on Earth is an exciting place to visit during the summer, but these 15 cheaper Disneyland alternatives are also great options.

Tarkanian mailer cites article critical of Tarkanian

Republican Danny Tarkanian recently sent mailers attacking primary rival Michael Roberson, but they cited an article that was critical of Tarkanian’s 3rd Congressional District campaign.

CSN to show documentary film at Library of Congress

The College of Southern Nevada plans to screen its documentary-style film “No Greater Odds” in Washington, D.C. as part of an effort to teach policymakers about the importance of college attainability.

Las Vegas teen killed near apartment complex pool last month may have been targeted

The boy, Jhronne Maddox, was invited to the pool with another friend the afternoon of May 16, and together they walked to the nearby apartment complex at 3050 S. Nellis Blvd. Once there, two armed men came into the gated pool area, which was crowded with people, and started firing their weapons.

Now a trio, Leaving Springfield finds strength in numbers

For almost a decade, drummer Matt Norcross and singer-guitarist Brent Kessler stubbornly resisted the idea of adding another member to Leaving Springfield. That whole notion went right out the window when Jim Campbell joined the act just after the first of the year. What a difference it has made to the band’s sound.

Additional money for Metro becomes political hot potato

The Clark County Commission said it wants to give an additional $1 million to Metro’s yearly budget. The board voted unanimously Tuesday morning to proceed with the plan, which seemed to be a response to the Las Vegas City Council’s vote on June 1 to give Metro an additional $426,500.

Navy research prompts FAA to issue GPS alert

What the Navy describes as routine research at a weapons station in Southern California has prompted the FAA to issue an alert to civilian aviators.

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