Prosecutor says N.Y. police officer was reckless in shooting of black man

As Akai Gurley bled to death in a New York stairwell, the police officer who fired the fatal bullet was upstairs arguing with his partner about whether to call in the incident, prosecutors said at the start of the officer’s trial on Monday.

Obama bans solitary confinement for juveniles in federal prison

President Barack Obama said Monday he was moving to ban solitary confinement for juveniles and low-level offenders in federal prisons, a change long sought by advocates of prison reform who argue the punishment exacts a lasting mental toll.

Surge of Americans tests limits of Cuba’s tourism industry

Cuba’s tourism industry is under unprecedented strain and struggling to meet demand with record numbers of visitors arriving a year after detente with the United States renewed interest in the Caribbean island.

In coastal New Jersey, a flood of criticism for Christie follows storm

Residents of New Jersey’s southern shorefront towns on Monday cleaned up homes and businesses flooded by a storm surge during the weekend’s massive blizzard and rued what they described as Governor Chris Christie’s dismissive treatment of the damage.

Ethanol policy far more hazardous than VW cheating

With the Iowa caucuses less than a week away, here’s a newsflash: The corn ethanol mandates, always a pivotal issue in that state, are more deadly than the emissions from those cheating Volkswagens. Four times more deadly, to be precise.

LETTERS: Ross’ solar financing plan has fundamental flaw

Las Vegas Mayor Pro Tem Steve Ross has proposed a city government program to finance residential solar panel installation over a period of 20 years (“Ross floats plan for solar panel financing,” Wednesday Review-Journal).

Traffic back to normal after I-15 crash

Traffic is flowing normally after a crash on northbound Interstate 15 near the Charleston Boulevard exit caused delays in the area for hours during Monday evening rush hour.

Clinton, Sanders pursue pivotal Iowa vote at town hall event

With Iowa kicking off the 2016 election season in one week, Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton tried to erase doubts about her judgment raised by rival Bernie Sanders on Monday while digging deep into her years of governing experience.

 
First Red Flag of 2016 rolls into Nellis — VIDEO

The first Red Flag exercises of 2016 are under way at Nellis Air Force Base, drawing air crews from all over the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia.

‘Doc Ravitch’ truly was one of the good ones

Bad doctors make big headlines, and deserve them, but you almost never read about the good ones. There are many in our community.

Dignity Health plans four neighborhood hospitals

A new hospital model is coming to the Las Vegas Valley. Dignity Health, which runs three St. Rose Dominican campuses in Henderson and southwest Las Vegas, plans four smaller neighborhood hospitals across the Las Vegas Valley in the next two years.

Father charged in infant’s death denies hitting son

Four-month-old Devonta Lewis Jr. was under his father’s care when he suffered head and rib fractures that Las Vegas police say led to his December death.

Metro revamping process for handling towed vehicles

Las Vegas police hope a streamlined process for handling tows will make the unpleasant more palatable for civilians and officers alike.

MGM Resorts goes ‘virtual’ in hiring for 700 summer jobs

Job applicants hoping to land one of more than 700 seasonal jobs being offered by MGM Resorts International no longer have to participate in a “cattle call-like” interview process.

 
‘Hillywood’ sisters continue to reach for Hollywood fame

After years of fantasizing about it, months planning it and 14 days shooting it — a production record for “The Hillywood Show” — Hannah and Hilly Hindi posted their “Supernatural” parody video and watched to see how fans would receive it.

 
David Duchovny gets star on Hollywood Walk of Fame

After nearly three decades of acting in film and television, David Duchovny finally landed his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Jan. 25, the day after his most iconic character — conspiracy maven Fox Mulder — returns to TV in the first half of a two-night launch for Fox’s limited series revival of “The X-Files.”

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