Desert dancer Marta Becket remembered by those she inspired

About 200 people who gathered Friday in Death Valley Junction, California, 95 miles west of Las Vegas to remember Marta Becket, who died Jan. 30 at age 92. Becket staged her first show in the Armagosa Opera House on Feb. 10, 1968.

Holly Holm gets shot at new UFC title, chance to end skid

Former UFC women’s bantamweight champion Holly Holm will fight Germaine de Randamie for the inaugural women’s featherweight belt in the main event of UFC 208 on Saturday.

Sharmayne Finley, Agassi Prep clinches league title

Sharmayne Finley scored a game-high 26 points and had six rebounds, seven assists and five steals Friday to help Agassi Prep’s girls basketball team clinch its first league title in school history with a 69-61 home win over Lincoln County.

Friends remember homeless man killed near downtown Las Vegas

Friends, strangers gathered Friday for a memorial service for 60-year-old David Dunn, a homeless man who was bludgeoned to death Feb. 3 near downtown Las Vegas. Another homeless man was killed in similar fashion on Jan. 4.

BOYS BASKETBALL: Ryan Kiley, Gaels top Durango

Ryan Kiley had 20 points Friday as Bishop Gorman’s boys basketball team earned a 93-61 road win over Durango to secure the Southwest League’s top playoff berth.

UNLV’s best chance to win another game is Saturday

UNLV is a 4-point favorite over San Jose State on Saturday at the Thomas & Mack Center. The Rebels might not be favored again this season.

Warmest day of 2017 on Friday breaks record for date

The Las Vegas Valley saw its warmest day of 2017 and broke a record for the date with a high of 76 degrees on Friday, according to the National Weather Service. Saturday’s high will drop to 64 degrees.

 
Little Caesars founder, Tigers owner Mike Ilitch dies at age 87

Billionaire businessman Mike Ilitch, who founded the Little Caesars pizza empire before buying the Detroit Red Wings and the Detroit Tigers, and won praise for keeping the professional sports teams in the city as others relocated to new suburban stadiums, has died. He was 87.

LETTER: Plenty of problems with the foreclosure process

Let’s be fair: HOA’s do not want to be in the collections and foreclosure business.

LETTER: BLM agents need their weapons

Who is going to protect the BLM employee when the individual he has approached, for whatever reason, pulls a gun?

2017 Region and State Bowling Glances

The schedule and results (when available) for the boys and girls bowling tournaments are here.

Metro investigating southwest Las Vegas shooting

The shooting occurred after an argument involving two drivers whose vehicles earlier had been in a rear-end collision at Jones Boulevard and Robindale Road.

Lady Rebels get an assist from all-male scout team

A group of male UNLV students provides competition at practice for the women’s basketball team. Michael Larson and Kai Campbell have become an integral part of the team.

Share the love this Valentine’s Day with a free billboard message

If your valentine deserves more than a typical greeting card, why not go with the high-tech alternative? Adomni, a Las Vegas technology start-up is offering 10 minutes of free ad space on three digital billboards to help locals share their love this Valentine’s Day.

Juvenile injured after crashing scooter in northwest Las Vegas

The boy crashed a scooter into a wall Friday near North Grand Canyon Drive and Havasu Canyon Avenue. He was taken to University Medical Center in critical condition but was stable as of 7 p.m., police said.

Las Vegas Justice of the Peace tearfully remorseful in reprimand hearing

Las Vegas Justice of the Peace Melanie Andress-Tobiasson on Friday gave several hours of testimony, sometimes tearfully, expressing her remorse and regret in signing an order to help an attorney she knew with a Canadian divorce case.

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