Nevada hit by recall of packaged Trader Joe’s-branded salads

A California food company is recalling nearly 37,000 pounds of packaged Trader Joe’s-branded chicken and turkey salads after customers complained of silica and glass inside, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said Saturday.

Raiders-Patriots position breakdown

The Raiders face the New England Patriots in Mexico City at 1:25 p.m. Sunday. Here’s a breakdown by position.

NFL Week 11 betting breakdown

Handicapper Dana Lane (DanaLaneSports.com) breaks down Week 11 of the NFL season.

Rivalry might be brewing between Golden Knights, Kings

For decades, the Kings were Las Vegas’ team. They played one and sometimes two preseason games annually. Now, for many, the Kings are the enemy as the city has its NHL team to support.

Man, 101, dies in California wildfires, wife survives

A 101-year-old man who told his wife to flee deadly wildfires in Northern California without him last month is the latest victim to be identified by authorities.

Wildfire damage has some wineries in California worried

Many operators are grappling with long-term effects from the fires that killed 43 people and wiped out 8,900 buildings, including making up for losses from being closed at the busiest time of year

Loss of children 1 tragedy of latest Mexico City earthquake

Two months ago Sunday, on the anniversary of a 1985 earthquake that struck Mexico City and killed 5,000, another major tremor brought destruction and devastation and incomprehensible death.

Boteco in Las Vegas serves world of diversity on ‘tapas’

It’s bordering on an embarrassment of riches, although the Southern Nevada dining community could be forgiven for feeling smug at the whole series of great little spots opening across the valley. One of the more recent arrivals is Boteco in Henderson, which opened in May with executive chef Rachel LeGloahec at the helm.

Life Time Athletic hosted a Winter Wonderland

Winter arrived early — along with a third anniversary celebration — as Life Time Athletic Green Valley presented its annual mixer with a Winter Wonderland theme. Snow angels greeted partygoers, who indulged in cosmopolitans, Japanese cuisine and a dessert bar including churros, doughnuts and hot chocolate. The crowd danced to classic tunes provided by Holes and Hearts. The only thing missing at the patio party: Snow.

Raiders look to ignore gloss of Patriots matchup

A matchup with the Patriots carries a certain mystique to it. But on Sunday, the Raiders know they cannot afford to get caught up in the gloss. Regardless of opponent, they need to win.

Human Nature has new CD, TV special

Human Nature just marked its 27th anniversary. The group has a new PBS special on Thanksgiving weekend and a new CD. Human Nature has sold more than 2.5 million albums, earned 27 platinum awards and has taken the stage at the Venetian more than 1,600 times in over eight years.

Utah town elects first mayor who’s not part of Mormon sect

A polygamous group’s dwindling control of a remote Utah-Arizona border town that it has called home for a century slipped further after four people not tied to the sect took over the mayor’s office and other leadership posts.

Deadline looming for UNLV cybersecurity program

In the wake of 9/11, UNLV created a master’s degree in crisis and emergency management to give students the tools to respond to threats of terrorism.

‘Who Killed Tupac?’ investigation seems flawed at best

I didn’t make it through all six episodes of “Who Killed Tupac?” (9 p.m. Tuesday, AE), but I’m going to assume it doesn’tcrack the 21-year-old case.

Las Vegas Lights soccer coach raises glass with supporters

After he was introduced as coach of the Las Vegas Lights FC soccer team, Jose Luis Sanchez Sola, or “Chelis” for short, invited fans at the news conference to join him for a beer.

 
Vegas Stripped: Meet Champ Wilson — VIDEO

You can’t miss him at night. Champ Wilson is the one with the flashing glasses and flashlight.

Raiders move out of shadows with Las Vegas transition

The Raiders have worn loose-fitting clothes over the subject of their Las Vegas relocation for months, careful not to flaunt their progress and further distress the Bay Area market in which they reside.

California gunman targeted neighbor and son, says report

A neighbor’s account indicates that a Northern California shooter who killed five people this week may have targeted an elementary school as part of his long-running feud with neighbors.

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