Las Vegas Jubilingo group shares tales to teach, inspire

It could be argued that most of the arts stem from the ancient tradition of storytelling, but pure simple storytelling hasn’t been done much in Las Vegas. Jubilingo, a group of local storytellers, is hoping to change that. They are set to perform “Stories of Courage and Valor” from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Sept. 10 at the Historic Fifth Street School.

Las Vegas Girl Scouts deliver cookies, goodwill to Metro police officers

The Girl Scouts of Southern Nevada are working to make the world a better place, one cookie at a time. Last month, the group donated several hundred cases of its famous cookies to an organization it knew worked toward the same goal — the Metropolitan Police Department.

Clark County Museum exhibit details history behind air field that became Nellis Air Force Base

During World War II, Clark County created the Las Vegas Army Air Field to help train pilots how to use machine guns on bombers. In the 75 years since, it was renamed Nellis Air Force Base, which still has portions of the gunnery school air field. The county is honoring that history with its latest exhibit, “Training the Gunners: America’s First Flexible Gunnery School and the Las Vegas Army Air Field.”

Las Vegas home prices move slightly lower in latest month

Las Vegas home prices inched lower last month from July but remained well above last year’s levels, and sales totals ramped up, a report being released Thursday shows.

Mercury contamination screenings completed at Las Vegas junior high school

A Las Vegas junior high school will be closed Thursday following a lockdown Wednesday evening while a hazardous materials team continued to screen students and investigate a mercury contamination on campus.

Obama, Duterte meet days after slur

President Barack Obama said he shook hands with Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte at a regional summit on Thursday, two days after canceling a bilateral meeting over Duterte’s use of a profane epithet while talking about Obama.

Children of 9/11 inspired by tragedy from fateful day

They were kids, or not even born yet, when America’s heart broke for them. More than 3,000 children and young adults lost a parent in the deadliest terror attack on American soil, instantly becoming known as the children of 9/11.

NTSB investigators say ‘Sully’ portrays them as bad guys

Losing thrust in both engines but still managing to land an airliner full of people in the Hudson River without the loss of a single life is plenty dramatic. But the drama in “Sully” doesn’t stop there.

Forum offers preview of Clinton-Trump presidential debate

NEW YORK — Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton confronted their key weaknesses in a televised national security forum, with the Republican defending his preparedness to be commander in chief despite vague plans for tackling global challenges and the Democrat arguing that her controversial email practices did not expose questionable judgment.

New date, fitness to highlight Shriners Open at TPC Summerlin

It’s never too early to write about Las Vegas’ PGA Tour event, the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open. For the first time, the Shriners is scheduled to be played November 3 to 6 at TPC Summerlin, two weeks later than in 2015.

Rattlesnakes can be biggest enemy of hunting dogs

Rattlesnakes are simply part of living and hunting in the Southwest. They aren’t waiting behind every bush to ambush a hunter or his dog, but the more time we spend outdoors, the higher the chances are that our paths will eventually cross.

UNLV’s LA natives bring no love for UCLA to Saturday’s game

Even if UNLV quarterback Johnny Stanton and defensive end Iggy Porchia weren’t on the field Saturday trying to help the Rebels upset UCLA at the Rose Bowl, the California natives would be in their comfort zone rooting against the Bruins.

Kris Bryant could play all 9 positions in one game, if Cubs would let him

With the Cubs, runaway leaders in the NL Central, on the verge of clinching their division prematurely, having Kris Bryant play all nine positions in one game might be something to keep fans engaged down the stretch.

UNLV hosting free lecture series before presidential debates

UNLV is beginning two free lecture series this week, ahead of the upcoming U.S. presidential candidate debates — including the final Oct. 19 face-to-face between Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump at the university.

Megan Rapinoe’s national anthem protest thwarted by Washington Spirit

The Washington Spirit prevented Seattle midfielder Megan Rapinoe from kneeling again during the national anthem by altering its pregame ceremonies rather than “subject our fans and friends to the disrespect we feel such an act would represent.”

How to cut costs without cutting out the things you love

You can live on a budget and have your latte, too — or cake or vacation or whatever else adds joy to your life. In fact, frugal living can help you afford what you want.

Former champ Rockhold won’t take a fight until the ‘money is right’

Former UFC middleweight champion Luke Rockhold is more than happy to use his good looks to make a living. He’s still more than willing to take a fight, but the process of getting back to the cage could get a bit ugly.

Prolific Coronado goal scorers relish competition on, off field

Coronado’s Preston Judd and John Lynam have proven to be one of Southern Nevada’s most formidable duos, all while turning Coronado’s boys into one of the favorites to win the Sunrise Region this season.

FIELDER’S CHOICES: Taking a break from beach to make my picks

The time difference here in Hawaii has me all goofed up, which explains why I went with so many double-digit point predictions. Fielder thinks I got too much sun at Hanauma Bay. He’s probably right.

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: Aria Holmes helps Sierra Vista top Basic

Aria Holmes had 17 kills, and Shantalle Demirjian had 16 kills and 13 digs to lead the Sierra Vista’s girls volleyball team to a 25-11, 23-25, 25-12, 25-23 road victory over Basic on Wednesday.

Warm weather continues in Las Vegas Valley

The Las Vegas Valley can expect sunny skies and a high of 98 degrees on Wednesday, the National Weather Service said.

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