51s drop series finale to Salt Lake

The Las Vegas 51s jumped out to an early lead Monday. But it went for naught as the Salt Lake Bees scored runs in six straight innings to win the series finale at Smith’s Ballpark 8-6 over the 51s.

Terrible Herbst’s US flags a presence in Southern Nevada

The giant American flags are clearly visible in Southern Nevada, off freeway exits, near neighborhoods and behind strip malls — a sign of patriotism for the oil company with which they’re affiliated.

North Korea launches missile into sea near Japan

North Korea launched an intermediate-range ballistic missile Tuesday that appeared to have flown for a longer time than previous such missiles, landing in waters near North Korea’s bitter rival, Japan, according to U.S., Japanese and South Korean officials.

Did the Review-Journal get punked?

If the proposed new UNLV logo isn’t a prank, it is certainly an expensive joke.

Sen. Dean Heller making a mistake on health care bill

Obamacare was sold through lies to the American people, as in, “You can keep your doctor.” Johnathan Gruber, the Obamacare architect, even said the bill relied on “the stupidity of the American voter” to get passed.

EDITORIAL: Celebrating the Fourth of July

We all should remember the words of Ronald Reagan: “Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction.”

Henderson’s Legacy Golf Club sold, closed indefinitely

The future of Legacy Golf Club in Henderson remains uncertain after it was sold for $5.6 million to an unknown buyer Monday and closed indefinitely.

Kevin Durant agrees to 2-year deal with Golden State

One day shy of a year after announcing his decision to join the powerhouse Warriors, Kevin Durant took far less than he could have to help make sure they stay winners and chase more championships. KD agreed to terms Monday on a contract worth approximately $53 million over the next two years.

Gov. Sandoval to require Nevada agencies to disclose all US reviews

Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval plans to require state agencies to disclose all U.S. reviews after he learned from The Associated Press about problems at rural public health clinics that have cost the state hundreds of thousands of federal dollars over the past two years.

Macau’s gaming revenue strong in first half of year

Macau is red hot again. The Chinese gaming peninsula just posted its best first half since 2014 as housing prices sizzle and corruption crackdown concerns ease, driving more people to the enclave’s casinos.

Bettors backing long-shot Lakers to make playoffs

The odds are 9-1 that rookie point guard Lonzo Ball will help lead the Los Angeles Lakers to their first playoff appearance in five years.

 
Author says American cats’ history mirrors that of its people

They, like us, began as misfits in a far-off land. They, like us, survived an arduous journey to a new home on a new continent. And they, like us, have forged an identity and a character that’s distinctly American.

 
Las Vegas-area technicians work long hours on July 4 fireworks

To produce the nine-minute Fourth of July fireworks shows set for 9 p.m. Tuesday at Green Valley Ranch Resort and Red Rock Resort, 10 technicians needed to work meticulously for three 10-hour days.

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