51s rained out at Iowa, doubleheader set

At Des Moines, Iowa, the series-opening game between the 51s and Iowa Cubs was postponed Monday because of rain.

Speedway owner says Las Vegas may get a second NASCAR race

Las Vegas Motor Speedway could get a fall NASCAR race to go with its annual March event, making it a part of the Chase for the Sprint Cup playoffs, according to the speedway owner.

To search or not to search: Clark County School Board remains undecided

To search for a superintendent or not? After almost three months of back and forth, the Clark County School Board still couldn’t come to a decision Monday night despite holding a four-and-a-half-hour meeting to answer that “simple question,” as one high school teacher put it during public comment.

Colonel at Nellis vows to change culture on abuse

The pending court-martial of a Nellis Air Force Base officer for sexual assault is among the latest in what the Air Force’s top general says is a crisis that can be traced to a lack of respect for women — a culture that the Nellis base commander has vowed to change.

Caesars Entertainment leadership changes announced

Caesars Entertainment Corp. shuffled its upper management Monday, appointing former Las Vegas Sands Corp. Tom Arasi as president of hospitality.

Neonopolis owner seeks new deals at trade show

Rohit Joshi wasn’t waiting for customers to come to him. No, his team was actively recruiting them Monday at the International Council of Shopping Centers’ annual convention, RECon.

Velasquez still wary of ‘Bigfoot’

It would be easy for Cain Velasquez to be overconfident heading into his rematch against Antonio “Bigfoot” Silva in the main event of UFC 160 Saturday night at the MGM Grand.

Fossil find is a horse, of course

The extinct horse, known as Equus scotti, has been definitively identified from bones recovered from a northwest Las Vegas hillside

Speaker says technology can enchance shopping experience

In front of a standing-room-only audience at RECon, the International Council of Shopping Centers’ annual convention, keynote speaker Randi Zuckerberg told the retail real estate industry that nothing replaces the intangible experience of walking into a store.

Publicist: Founding member of The Doors dies at 74

Ray Manzarek, the keyboardist who was a founding member of The Doors, has died. He was 74. Publicist Heidi Robinson-Fitzgerald says in a news release that Manzarek died Monday at the RoMed Clinic in Rosenheim, Germany, surrounded by his family. He had been stricken by bile duct cancer.

Doctor testifies in Desai trial, says he can’t believe hepatitis C spread through injections

A doctor who worked closely with Dr. Dipak Desai testified Monday that he still struggles to believe that the hepatitis C outbreak that spread through Desai’s clinics stemmed from unsafe anesthetic injections. Dr. Vishvinder Sharma said he never witnessed nurse anesthetists reuse vials of propofol, adding that the procedure room was dark and he was focused on the monitor while performing upper endoscopies or colonoscopies.

Las Vegas police name second suspect in Fremont Street slaying

Las Vegas police have identified an 18-year-old man as the second suspect in a fatal shooting last month on Fremont Street. Darion Muhammad-Coleman is wanted in the April 19 death of Dale Borero. Authorities consider him armed and dangerous.

Full-day kindergarten garners support, not funding, from lawmakers

CARSON CITY— Senate Finance Committee members backed a bill Monday that would require full-day kindergarten in all Nevada elementary schools, but removed a requirement to provide state funds to carry out that mandate.

Family, employees testify in campaign contribution trial of lobbyist Harvey Whittemore

RENO – Two more of Harvey Whittemore’s former employees testified Monday they each voluntarily contributed $4,600 to Sen. Harry Reid’s campaign in 2007 at the suggestion of the wealthy ex-developer and lobbyist but didn’t fear for their jobs if they didn’t do so.

Secretary of state hit with public records lawsuit

CARSON CITY – A national Republican organization on Monday sued Secretary of State Ross Miller for failing to turn over what it says are public records detailing his travel, cell phone information, compensation and public schedule.

The Smith Center to Host Mariachi Festival

Students from the Clark County School District’s mariachi and ballet folklorico programs are slated to participate in the 2012 Latin Chamber of Commerce Mariachi Festival starting May 22.

State senators approve bill for driver authorization cards

On a 20-1 vote, state senators on Monday passed a bill that would allow people who are not in the country legally to acquire driver authorization cards. Four states, including Utah and New Mexico, already allow people who are not in the U.S. legally to drive.

Residents eager for new facility to open

Cornerstone Park hasn’t officially opened yet, but that hasn’t stopped Hender­son resident Terrell Chandler and others from using it.

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