PHOTOS: Helldorado Days hits 80 years

Workers set up carnival rides Tuesday at the site of the Las Vegas Helldorado Days, which opens Wednesday.

EDITORIAL: School bullying

The Clark County School District talks tough when it comes to bullying but, in at least two cases, did little to nothing to back up that bluster.

EDITORIAL: Interstate 11

What’s important enough to bring Democratic Sen. Harry Reid and Republican Sen. Dean Heller together? Interstate 11.

EDITORIAL: Stagnant achievement

The country’s high schools are in an achievement holding pattern. The most recent National Assessment of Educational Progress, an achievement test administered to high school seniors every four years by the federal government, contained no good news for American students and taxpayers.

Rebels’ dormant offense wakes up too late in loss

UNLV baseball coach Tim Chambers was nowhere in sight, and for most of Tuesday night, neither was any semblance of an offense. Which really isn’t news because the Rebels’ hitters are mired in a funk that threatens to derail a promising season.

Mets summon 51s starter deGrom, but will use him out of bullpen

The Mets called up right-hander Jacob deGrom from the 51s on Tuesday, making him the first of several talented young arms expected to help solidify New York’s pitching staff this season.

 
At least 201 dead in Turkish coal mine, more trapped

An explosion and fire at a coal mine in western Turkey killed over 200 people Tuesday and trapped many more underground, Turkish officials said. A rescue operation is under way.

LEFTOVERS: Lasorda’s wish almost comes true

When you wish upon a star. Makes no difference who you are. Anything your heart desires will come to you. However, when you wish someone gets hit by a car, it apparently helps if you’re Tommy Lasorda.

I-A SOFTBALL: Bramlage, Bulldogs edge Desert Shields

Winning pitcher Becca Bramlage hit an inside-the-park grand slam in the fifth inning Tuesday to help Virgin Valley’s softball team edge host Cheyenne, 8-7 in the opening round of the Division I-A Southern Region softball tournament.

SUNRISE VOLLEYBALL: Heavey rallies Vikings past Wolves

Valley’s boys volleyball team turned to its heavy hitter for a spark after dropping the first set of the Sunrise Region tournament, 25-20, on Tuesday.

First black ‘Phantom’ lead gets warm Broadway welcome

A thunderous standing ovation congratulated Norm Lewis as he became the first black actor to take on the title role in Broadway’s “The Phantom of the Opera.”

Stupid Sterling again opens mouth, removes all doubt

Commissioner Adam Silver barely waited until Anderson Cooper had signed off when he issued an apology for the owner his predecessor should have run out of the NBA years ago.

Barbara Walters leaving ‘The View’

The longtime TV journalist Barbara Walters, 84, will be bidding adieu to ABC’s talk show program “The View” Friday, a show she created 17 years ago and entering a “new chapter” in her life and career.

Three Nevada boxers advance at Golden Gloves tourney

Nevada boxers Lorenzo Caldera, Quontez McRath and Elvis Garcia scored victories Tuesday night during the second day of the Golden Gloves National Tournament of Champions at the LVH.

SUNSET VOLLEYBALL: Peterson, Mustangs upset Bengals in four

During the regular season, Shadow Ridge’s boys volleyball team was swept by its closest Northwest Division rivals — Palo Verde and Arbor View. But it was a season-ending loss to first-place Palo Verde that instilled belief into the Mustangs, just in time for the postseason.

Peterson’s 30 kills lift Shadow Ridge over Bonanza in four sets

During the regular season, Shadow Ridge’s boys volleyball team was swept by its closest Northwest Division rivals, Palo Verde and Arbor View. But it was a season-ending loss to first-place Palo Verde that instilled belief into the Mustangs, just in time for the postseason.

 
Johnson says Clippers owner living in ‘stone ages’

NBA Hall of Famer Magic Johnson says Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling has badly outdated views about minorities and is shockingly ignorant about HIV and AIDS for such a prominent public figure.

 
Calif. wildfires tamed by San Diego Fire Dept.

The wildfire that roared through Southern California forcing the evacuation of more than 20,000 homes is under control as the San Diego Fire Department works to tame the blaze and some residents in San Diego have started returning home.

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