Asian shares drop to 2011 levels as oil slump continues

Asian shares slid to their lowest levels since late 2011 on Monday after weak U.S. economic data and massive falls in oil prices stoked further worries about a global economic downturn.

There are almost as places selling guns as Starbucks in Las Vegas

Across the United States, there were 64,747 places were you could legally buy a gun as of Dec. 2015, according to Safer America. That may be hard to visualize, but a new online tool aims to put that into perspective.

Will Warriors win 73 games? ‘No chance’

It’s reality-check time for the Golden State Warriors and the bettors who put money on the team to break a major record. Stephen Curry is not in Michael Jordan’s airspace yet, and he’s probably not getting there this season.

Gold mining companies try to charm stockholders over executive pay

Gold mining companies are running a charm offensive with their biggest shareholders on the thorny issue of executive pay, keen to hold onto investors angry about ongoing generous compensation after four years of dire stock returns.

Portable chargers keep the power coming

New tablets and phones are constantly emerging. But with all the new technology, nothing has overcome the pesky problem of a dying phone.

MMA Rankings: Cruz, Alvarez make big moves after wins in Boston

Dominick Cruz is back. Not only did the former Ultimate Fighting Championship bantamweight champion reclaim his belt with a split decision victory over T.J. Dillashaw on Sunday night in Boston, but Cruz is back in the pound-for-pound rankings as well.

Utah State, UNR coaches learning quickly to face chaos in first year

Tim Duryea was preparing for basketball season, about to begin his head coaching career at Utah State when his phone rang. It was then-UNLV coach Dave Rice letting Duryea know he was about to lose one of his best players in forward David Collette.

 
Wynn Las Vegas sets Oscar odds

Look for the 88th Academy Awards to spread the love — assuming Johnny Avello is correct. Avello, director of race and sports operations at Wynn Las Vegas, has “The Revenant” winning best director (Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu) and actor (Leonardo DiCaprio), with the other four top awards spread out among “Spotlight,” “Room,” “Creed” and “Carol.”

Alabama residents angry after KKK places recruitment flyers on lawns

Residents in a Mobile, Ala., neighborhood said they are upset after flyers were dropped on their lawns asking the community to join the Ku Klux Klan for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday, WPMI reported.

Oscar Goodman kicks off Jewish University semester

The Jewish Community Center of Southern Nevada initiated “Jewish University” to spark interest and discussion in a range of topics touching on Judaism. The new endeavor gets its name from a desire to offer in-depth lectures, long and short courses, and other events that challenge thinking and understanding.

Last classes begin at Le Cordon Bleu in Summerlin

January marks the start of the last class Le Cordon Bleu in Summerlin will ever see: The school, which operates under Career Education Corp., will cease offering classes nationwide after this month.

Some locals, leaders think Atomic Kitchen will be a noise problem

Who said gentrification was going to be easy? Downtown Project’s Todd Kessler has applied for a special-use permit for an “Old Vegas” themed restaurant-tavern called Atomic Kitchen right next to its well-known sister dive bar, Atomic Liquors, on East Fremont Street.

Linda Perry slams Lady Gaga’s Oscar nomination for best original song

Lady Gaga is off to a very good start to 2016, scoring both a Golden Globes win and an Oscar nom, but Linda Perry spoke out on Monday to say that she doesn’t think the pop star is so deserving of the latter.

Check out the first ever flower grown in space — PHOTOS

To boldly grow where no man has grown before. That has been the mission of astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) for nearly two years, where they have tried to cultivate edible plants in microgravity.

With storm clouds behind him, new champ Cruz wants time to smell the roses

It was less than an hour after Dominick Cruz had completed an improbable comeback by once again strapping the Ultimate Fighting Championship bantamweight belt around his waist when he got the inevitable question as soon as he entered the post-fight news conference.

Boulder City author writes about what makes Silver State different

For nearly all of his 81 years, Rudi Kraft has been a man on the move. He’s roamed Europe, Canada, Mexico and the American West. But most of those dusty, hard-won miles have been driven right here in Nevada.

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