NHL expansion to Las Vegas signals gaming now mainstream, official says

Having the NHL poised to expand to Las Vegas sends a strong signal that gaming industry has gone mainstream, the president and CEO of the American Gaming Association said Wednesday, adding that the concerns about sports betting are “antiquated.”

Las Vegas Track Club names male, female runners of the year

Kate Vanderstelt of Palo Verde was named the Las Vegas Track Club’s female High School Runner of the Year, and Chase Wood of Faith Lutheran was honored as the male High School Runner of the Year. Each received a $2,500 scholarship.

Best of Nevada Preps photos available

Photos from the inaugural Best of Nevada Preps banquet, which took place June 4 in the Summerlin Ballroom at Red Rock Resort, can now be viewed.

 
Three more women sue Baylor over sexual assaults

Three women filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against Baylor University on Wednesday, saying the school did nothing to help them after they reported being sexually assaulted on or near campus.

Media members mixed about Las Vegas’ fit in NHL

What’s been said about Las Vegas’ ability to sustain an NHL team — now that a new expansion team is expected to be made official on June 22?

‘Cabaret’ cunningly reflects contradictions of human nature

From the get-go, “Cabaret,” now playing at The Smith Center, is in your face, cheerfully — and defiantly — depicting the hell-bound hedonism of 1930 Berlin on the cusp of dramatic change.

Dining events and news for June 16-22, 2016

View rounds up dining events and news from across the Las Vegas Valley, from restaurant openings to special dinners and promotions.

Caesars wins temporary halt to creditor lawsuits over debt promise

A U.S. judge on Wednesday temporarily halted lawsuits seeking $11.4 billion in damages from Caesars Entertainment Corp on Wednesday, urging the parties in the bankruptcy of its operating unit to settle before an injunction expires in August.

Nevada’s unemployment rate rises slightly to 6.1 percent

Nevada’s unemployment rate ticked up in May to a seasonally adjusted 6.1 percent when payrolls dropped by 3,800 from April, marking the largest monthly jobs decline since September 2010.

Highlighting achievements, June 16, 2016 — PHOTOS

Ph.D. graduate: Erin Beeman Stutelberg of Henderson was awarded a Ph.D. in Education, Curriculum and Instruction: Literacy Education from the University of Minnesota.. She has accepted a faculty position at Salisbury University in Maryland.

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