Cormier acknowledges he’s totally ‘consumed’ with defeating Jones

Every set of eyes inside The Smith Center for the Performing Arts for the Ultimate Fighting Championship’s “The Time Is Now” event Monday afternoon turned intently toward the center of the stage as Jon Jones and Daniel Cormier walked toward one another.

 
Mo. governor declares state of emergency, activates National Guard

As a grand jury weighs possible criminal charges against the white police officer who fatally shot Michael Brown, Missouri’s governor has again activated the National Guard in an effort to avoid more unrest in the St. Louis suburb of Ferguson.

Health coverage enrollment gets good early reviews

So far, so good — that was the word from insurance brokers and enrollment navigators on Monday, following the first weekend of open enrollment in Affordable Care Act health coverage through state and federal marketplaces.

Jury acquits man of sexually assaulting foster child

The former owner of a North Las Vegas behavioral health services company was convicted Monday of child abuse and lewdness with his adopted son and acquitted of sexual assault charges relating to his foster son.

UNLV presidential search committee recommends Jessup

A Board of Regents ad hoc search committee late Monday recommended University of Arizona business school dean Len Jessup as UNLV’s next president to the full board.

Cover bands taking over downtown on New Year’s Eve

So, you could spend New Year’s Eve with Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett, Maroon 5 or Drake on the Strip. Or, you could head downtown and rock out with a bunch of dudes dressed as Billy Idol, Eddie Van Halen, Robert Plant and whatshisname that sings for Duran Duran.

Bell lifts Steelers to win over Titans

Le’Veon Bell rushed for a career-high 204 yards and a touchdown and visiting Pittsburgh erased an 11-point deficit in the fourth quarter to defeat Tennessee, 27-24.

Who do voters listen to? It’s the R-J by a nose!

An analysis of Las Vegas newspapers’ endorsements and voting results shows the Review-Journal’s recommendations were accepted by voters in slightly more cases than the Las Vegas Sun’s, but that the R-J had far more partisan diversity than did the Sun.

Former captain sues Las Vegas constable’s office

A former captain in the Las Vegas Township Constable’s office was ordered to dig up “unflattering information” on four high-ranking Nevada Highway Patrol officials critical of Constable John Bonaventura’s leadership in an effort to discredit and embarrass them, according to the latest round of allegations to hit the constable’s office.

Empty Bowl project to help feed the hungry

Silverado High School will host the Empty Bowl Project Wednesday evening, serving soup and bread in student-made bowls to raise money to feed the hungry.

Charles Manson granted marriage license

Mass murderer Charles Manson plans to marry a 26-year-old woman who left her Midwestern home and spent the past nine years trying to help exonerate him.

Trio sentenced in federal bath salts case

Three people were sentenced in federal court Monday in a conspiracy to distribute the synthetic drugs known as “spice” and “bath salts.”

Marilyn Manson returning to Vegas for Valentine’s Day

Marilyn Manson has announced a show at the House of Blues on Valentine’s Day. Hey, what better to say to “I love you” to that special someone than take him or her to see Manson and company roar through “Cupid Carries A Gun.”

Boy Scouts discover human remains while hiking in Arizona

A Boy Scout troop from Utah discovered a skull and other human skeletal remains while hiking in Arizona and the local sheriff’s office is investigating, authorities said on Monday.

County ups offer to union

Clark County has offered higher salary increases to staff affiliated with the Service Employees International Union in its latest offer in negotiations.

 
Man questioned for shipping human body parts to Las Vegas

A parcel delivery company in Bangkok put three packages bound for the United States through a routine X-ray and made a startling discovery — inside were a variety of preserved human parts, including an infant’s head, a baby’s foot and an adult heart.

High Desert inmate from Clark County dies

The Nevada Department of Corrections announced Monday that an inmate from Clark County who was serving multiple robbery and burglary sentences has died. Tracy Warren, 45, died on Sunday at the High Desert State Prison.

Garage fire erupts in southeast valley.

The Clark County Fire Department responded to a garage fire Monday evening in the southeast valley.

Free your oven on Thanksgiving

Want to free up some oven space on Thanksgiving? Here are five small appliances that can help you shift the burden.

Wide receiver Gordon returns to Browns

The immensely talented but troubled Josh Gordon, who broke out as one of the NFL’s biggest playmakers last season, returned from his 10-game, league-imposed suspension for drug violations on Monday and was a welcomed sight to the Browns, still stinging from a 23-7 loss on Sunday to the Houston Texans.

Giant Ivanpah solar plant south of Las Vegas falls short

The largest solar power plant of its type in the world — once promoted as a turning point in green energy — isn’t producing as much energy as planned.

UNLV on no pleasure trip to Hawaii

UNLV’s football team has changed its travel plans to Hawaii, opting to leave a day later and stay in Waikiki Beach in hopes of ending its struggles there.

OMG, Adelson is (gulp!) winning!

Las Vegas Sands CEO Sheldon Adelson has given plenty of money to losing candidates over the years, but he’s one of the big winners of the Republican sweep of 2014.

Clark County taxi trips up 5.6 percent, agency reports

The Nevada Taxicab Authority said Monday that October taxi trips were up 5.6 percent to 2.4 million passengers for the month compared with the same month a year earlier.

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