Las Vegas 51s see best attendance at Cashman Field since 2008

The 51s have averaged 5,096 fans per game as of Sunday, up from 4,882 last year. For the first time since 2008, more than 350,000 fans have showed up at Cashman Field this season.

Raiders remain quiet during Sunday’s NFL waiver binge

Sunday was supposed to be the big day. Or at least it seemed. Aside from the April draft period, the Raiders hadn’t acquired a defensive player this offseason who will be on their Week 1 roster.

Obama offered advice, accolades in private letter to Trump

Before he left office in January, President Barack Obama offered his successor accolades and advice in a private letter that underscored some of his concerns as he passed the baton.

 
Las Vegas airport, airline workers learn to spot human trafficking

Airport and airline workers have attended classes over the past year to spot the signs of human trafficking as a way to prevent men, women and children from being shuffled out of Las Vegas against their will.

 
Largest wildfire in LA history threatens hundreds of homes

More than a thousand firefighters battling the largest wildfire in Los Angeles history contended with erratic winds on Sunday, but more moderate temperatures could help contain a blaze that has forced hundreds to evacuate their homes, officials said.

Las Vegas man builds friendship with bone marrow donor in Poland

Six years years ago, Ron Gross of Las Vegas, , then a 60-year-old computer instructor who also did security at the Rio, never dreamed he’d need a bone marrow stem cell transplant from a woman nearly 6,000 miles away to stay alive.

Texas governor says Harvey damage could reach $180B

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Sunday estimated damage from Hurricane Harvey at $150 billion to $180 billion, calling it more costly than epic hurricanes Katrina or Sandy and fueling a debate over how to pay for the disaster.

 
Trump won’t rule out attacking N. Korea over its nuclear test

President Donald Trump signaled Sunday that he was not ruling out a retaliatory strike against North Korea in response to the isolated country’s overnight nuclear test, which he called “very hostile and dangerous to the United States.”

Man dies after running into fire at Burning Man

The parents of a man who died after leaping through the flames of the Burning Man festival’s trademark burning ceremony say they don’t know why their son did it.

Steely Dan guitarist Walter Becker dead at 67

Walter Becker, guitarist, bassist and co-writer for the sophisticated, dark-humored band Steely Dan, has died. He was 67.

 
How the Confederacy claimed Southern Nevada during Civil War

While controversy swirls around Civil War legacies and monuments in other states, Southern Nevada’s brief annexation by the South helped put the present “Battle-Born” state on the map.

Concert pays tribute to Bennington on Las Vegas Strip

Fans attended a memorial for the singer and songwriter Chester Bennington, former frontman of Linkin Park, at Saxe Theater in Planet Hollywood on Saturday in Las Vegas.

Jhoan Urena’s walk-off homer propels 51s

Jhoan Urena hit a walk-off home run in the ninth inning Saturday night as the 51s defeated the Tacoma Rainiers 7-6 at Cashman Field.

Drowning reported near resort at Lake Mohave

The coroner responded about 10 p.m. to an area near Cottonwood Cove Resort and Marina, east of Searchlight, for the person who drowned, Las Vegas police said.

UNLV’s Charles Williams, Lexington Thomas combine for 244 yards rushing

UNLV entered Saturday’s season-opening 43-40 loss to Howard at Sam Boyd Stadium figuring to rely heavily on its running game as the Rebels break in a redshirt freshman quarterback. And that’s exactly what they did.

 
Clark County still waiting for sports park at Southern Highlands

Kickoff for the Southern Highlands United youth soccer fall season isn’t until next Sunday, but coaches have spent two weeks competing — for space, not goals — in Inzalaco Park.

Clark County magnet schools’ popularity leaves many in the lurch

Less than 60 percent of applicants are admitted to magnet and career-tech schools, despite growth in number of available slots in recent years. The schools’ performance tells why they exert such a strong pull.

Clark County principals, in survey, say they want more control

In school district survey, school administrators say they would like control over more areas, everything from hours the custodians work to whether they use district tech support to fix computers.

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