House lawmakers decry federal inaction on Yucca Mountain

House lawmakers with nuclear power plants in their congressional districts on Monday decried federal failure to license and construct a permanent repository at Yucca Mountain as two Nevada congresswomen argued against storing waste in the state.

Sentencing delayed for man accused of Las Vegas casino scam

More than four months after agreeing to pay back nearly half a million dollars in connection with a “pure cash” promise of beating Las Vegas casino pit games, Mark Georgantas persuaded a judge to postpone his sentencing for theft.

Florida Senate moves to restrict gun sales, allow armed teachers

In response to a deadly Florida school shooting last month, the state’s Senate narrowly passed a bill Monday that would create new restrictions on rifle sales and allow some teachers to carry guns in schools.

Judge sets limits on ammo dealer tied to Las Vegas shooter

An Arizona man who provided ammunition to the gunman in the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history was barred Monday from possessing gun powder as part of his release from custody.

Women underrepresented in top Clark County School District jobs

All 11 superintendents in the school district’s 62-year history have been men, a fact that could weigh on the minds of School Board members as they search for a new superintendent this spring.

California at 37 percent of normal snowpack as winter winds down

California water officials tromped through long-awaited fresh snowdrifts in the Sierra Nevada mountains Monday, but a welcome late-winter storm still left the state with less than half the usual snow for this late point in the state’s important rain and snow season.

Minimum age for gun purchases is not discrimination, sources say

Nevada law prohibits discrimination or segregation based on race, color, religion, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, sex, gender identity or expression. It doesn’t mention age.

2018 Bonanza Boys Golf Capsule

The Bengals bring back two lettermen and hope their incoming freshmen adjust to varsity golf quickly.

Las Vegas council considering expanding resident chicken coops

Las Vegas city officials are mulling new rules that expand the areas where residents can keep chickens. The current proposal would allow up to 10 hens in single-family residential areas if neighbors give the green light to their backyard brood.

 
Striking W.Va. teachers descend on state Capitol

Thousands of striking teachers descended on the West Virginia Capitol on Monday, forcing officials to briefly cut off access to the building six days after Gov. Jim Justice and unions representing the teachers reached an agreement on a 5 percent pay raise that was subsequently rejected by the state Senate.

Founder of Tower Records dies at age 92

Russell Solomon, who founded the Tower Records chain that became a global phenomenon and changed the way people consumed music, has died. He was 92.

 
Top scorer William Karlsson sparks Golden Knights on defense

Golden Knights center William Karlsson leads the NHL in Plus/Minus and should be a serious candidate for the Selke Trophy which goes to the league’s top defensive forward.

 
Rebel Nation: Mountain West tournaments begin

Rebel Nation host Bryan Salmond and Rebels beat writer Mark Anderson go over how the Rebels will do in the Mountain West Tournament.

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