North Las Vegas looking to auction 22 acres of BLM property

The North Las Vegas City Council unanimously agreed Wednesday night to ask officials with the federal Bureau of Land Management to auction a 22-acre chunk of land that could be purchased by a developer.

Chapman event open to all Jeep, off-road enthusiasts

Chapman Chrysler Jeep and the Chapman Customs parts department are inviting Jeep owners and off-road enthusiasts to its fifth annual Big Bad Jeep Show from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. May 12. The show is a free and enjoyable day in the community for all ages.

West Tech senior wins iChoose to Drive competition

A senior at West Career and Technical Academy was named the winner of the fifth annual iChoose to Drive safe-driving awareness campaign. The contest, developed by Findlay Automotive Group and Cox Communications, is designed to draw attention to the dangers of distracted driving by challenging students to create a 30-second public service announcement with a convincing safe-driving message.

Shareholder advisers side with Elaine Wynn on director vote

In a blow to the Wynn Resorts Ltd. board, a prominent shareholder advisory firm recommended investors withhold their vote from re-electing director John J. Hagenbuch in an upcoming re-election meeting.

 
6-story-deep sinkhole opens on New Zealand farm

A spectacular sinkhole the length of two football fields and the depth of a six-story building has opened up on a New Zealand farm.

Raiders add linebacker, leader in Derrick Johnson

Derrick Johnson, 35, becomes the oldest player on the Raiders’ roster. He is a four-time Pro Bowler who has started 169 of 182 career games with 1,151 tackles, 27½ sacks, 14 interceptions and 22 forced fumbles.

Park MGM’s Juniper Lounge makes a Chartreuse-based cocktail

While Park MGM’s new Juniper Cocktail Lounge takes its name from its selection of more than 75 gins, its signature cocktail program goes much deeper. For proof, witness the No Judging, which blends the high-octane French liqueur Green Chartreuse with citrus and fires up mint for garnish.

 
Ballet meets Broadway in Nevada Ballet Theatre season finale

All roads lead to Las Vegas — including the ones linking “Ballet & Broadway,” which closes Nevada Ballet Theatre’s season this weekend at The Smith Center’s Reynolds Hall.

Arizona schools reopen after deal OK’d to give teachers raises

Hundreds of thousands of Arizona schoolchildren returned to classes Friday a day after state lawmakers approved 20 percent raises for teachers and they ended a six-day walkout that shuttered most classrooms around the state.

 
Las Vegas morning update for Friday, May 4 — VIDEO

Friday’s headlines: Golden Knigts tickets priciest in NHL, a serious motorcycle crash, and Steak ‘n Shake opens first drive-thru location in Nevada.

 
Hawaii’s Kilauea spews lava, forces mandatory evacuations

Volcano officials couldn’t predict how long Thursday’s eruption may last, prompting Hawaii’s governor to activate the National Guard to help with evacuations and provide security to about 770 structures left empty when residents sought shelter.

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