‘Rocky’ director John Avildsen dies at 81

John G. Avildsen, who directed “Rocky” and “The Karate Kid” — two dark-horse, underdog favorites that went on to become Hollywood franchises — died Friday at age 81.

UFC Fight Night 111 main card matchups

A breakdown of the fights on the main card of UFC Fight Night 111 on Saturday at Singapore Indoor Stadium in Singapore, with picks from the Review-Journal’s Adam Hill and Heidi Fang.

Music, fashion, fantasy come together as EDC is in full swing

The sun was in full force Friday as excited Electric Daisy Carnival attendees anticipated the opening of the gates for the three-day event. Already they were feeling the effects of the triple-digit temperatures.

Las Vegas woman named Miss Nevada

Andrea Martinez, Miss Clark County 2017, was crowned Miss Nevada 2017 by last year’s winner, Bailey Gumm, on Friday afternoon in a ceremony at Tropicana Theater.

Scenes from EDC Las Vegas: Day 1 — PHOTOS

The revelers are arriving and the first night of the 2017 Electric Daisy Carnival is getting underway at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

Mandatory military service would do wonders for America

It is past time for the government to stop ignoring the fact that there are crazy people out there and to do something to protect our society from those who wish us harm.

Socialized medicine would work well for the United States

Single-payer is not perfect, but as my Canadian colleagues tell me, everyone is covered, and it is rare for a citizen there to have to come to the United States

90-minute delays hit I-15 as EDC gets underway

Vehicles faced delays of about 90 minutes just after 9 p.m. Friday on parts of Interstate 15 leading to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, the site of the Electric Daisy Carnival.

 
Carrie Fisher died from sleep apnea, other causes, coroner says

Movie star Carrie Fisher died from sleep apnea and a combination of other factors, but investigators were not able to pinpoint an exact cause, coroner’s officials said Friday.

 
Man on trial for 2008 double murder sang song about killing wife

Prosecutors launched the evidence portion of Thomas Randolph’s trial on charges that he hired a hitman to kill his wife in 2008 before fatally shooting the hitman by telling jurors about the 1986 death of Randolph’s second wife, Becky Gault.

Medicaid bill among 4 final day-vetoes by Sandoval

In his last actions stemming from the just-concluded 2017 legislative session, Gov. Brian Sandoval on Friday vetoed four bills, including a measure that would have increased Nevada’s reliance on green energy.

Feds announce racketeering charges against 23 motorcycle gang members

Federal prosecutors said they smashed the structure of one of the country’s most ruthless criminal organizations with a racketeering indictment against 23 members of the Vagos Outlaw Motorcycle Gang, who were arrested Friday in Nevada, Hawaii, and California.

Reaction to DACA decision in Las Vegas Valley is muted

Rafael Lopez was brought to the U.S. from Mexico as a child, graduated from UNLV, works in a job he loves and also owns a car. None of these accomplishments would have been possible without the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, he said.

New website, mobile app connect people with sex educators, therapists

A Salt Lake City couple traveled to Las Vegas this week to demonstrate a website and mobile app to 700 industry professionals attending the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists at Green Valley Ranch Resort in Henderson.

Choosing the right mortgage lender can save you money

Las Vegas is heating up again – and that applies to a lot more than just the weather. In fact, the city is undergoing a slew of change and growth in areas far beyond the familiar gaming industry that fueled its initial fame. Opportunity is in full swing with better-than-pre-recession levels for jobs, the local economy and the real estate market.

Latest forecast shifts Lake Mead from big gain to small loss

Several hundred billion gallons of water has vanished from federal forecasts for Lake Mead over the past two months, but Bureau of Reclamation officials insist there’s no reason to panic.

CCSD roundtable highlights another district problem: engaging parents

The Clark County School District’s problem with improper sexual relationships between staff and students has been prominent over the past year, so where were the parents when it rolled out its new social media policy?

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