Rebels take down No. 13 Indiana, 72-69 — PHOTOS

Patrick McCaw scored 20 points, Ike Nwamu and Ben Carter finished with 16 apiece and UNLV upset No. 13 Indiana 72-69 in the Maui Invitational fifth-place game Wednesday.

Creighton claims heavyweight title at basketball Main Event

So, what do you get the man who has everything for his birthday? How about a nice belt? But not just any belt. We’re talking a championship belt, like the ones Floyd Mayweather Jr. used to collect.

EDITORIAL: Transfer more federal land into local hands

At the intersection of the energy industry and environmentalism, of ranching and recreation, of economic development and preservation, is U.S. public land policy. No wonder the issue creates such sharp partisan divisions.

LETTERS: Logic doesn’t add up in Obamacare dissent

After reading yet another of the Review-Journal’s interminable editorials opposing Obamacare, I was confused about the logic that was expressed in the latest diatribe (“Unaffordable care,” Monday Review-Journal).

America could be better, but it’s still pretty good

This Thanksgiving, too many people are eager to talk up America’s shortcomings, real or perceived. In many instances, “perceived” is winning the day.

15 stores with the best and worst return policies

The holiday shopping season is in full swing. As you’re buying holiday gifts and checking off your shopping list, you should also keep in mind retailers’ return policies. There’s a good chance that something from your holiday shopping trips will get returned, since two-thirds (68.6 percent) of consumers indicated last year that they returned gifts most or some of the time

Teen killed by alleged drunk driver had beaten cancer as a child

As a second-grader, Bobbie Grayson battled and beat leukemia. This week, the 16-year-old high school junior was struck by a drunk driver and killed while she walked in North Las Vegas, police said.

Official on mission to stop all nuclear tests

As tensions around the world mount, the prospect for keeping it safe from nuclear warfare means making sure no more nuclear bombs will ever be tested.

Carter shows he knows how to play

UNLV forward Ben Carter is the lunch pail and hard hat kid. He’s that guy. He’s the one who doesn’t question orders, a coach’s son who not only can play, but more importantly, knows how to play. There is a big difference.

Southern Nevada Fishing Report, Nov. 26

Striper action remains good. Live shad has been the best bait in deep waters. Now that the water is cooling, especially this weekend, artificial bait is less effective.

Before heading to snowy climes, review basics of winter driving

Spend most of the year driving the usually ice-free, almost always snow-free roads of Southern Nevada and being forced to drive on snow- and ice-covered roads outside of town can be scarier than participating in a bumper car free-for-all at the carnival.

Eagles popular bet on Thanksgiving

In the three NFL games on Thanksgiving Day, the Philadelphia Eagles are the most popular choice among contestants in the Review-Journal NFL Challenge, which is published Sundays.

Climb aboard Carolina’s gravy train on Thanksgiving vs. Dallas

On Thanksgiving, it’s fitting that NFL Most Valuable Player candidate Cam Newton and the unbeaten Carolina Panthers (10-0) will treat their backers to another ride on the gravy train.

Laxalt says he’ll support ban of online wagering

Nevada’s attorney general said he plans to sign a letter supporting a bill backed by billionaire casino owner Sheldon Adelson that would ban Internet gaming nationwide and end the state’s online poker business.

Turning Point: Nwamu’s 3-pointer sparks UNLV scoring run

UNLV, who had led by as many as 15 points in the first half, found itself struggling for offense in the second half of Wednesday’s Maui Invitational matchup against 13th-ranked Indiana.

Man dies four days after Henderson crash

An 18-year-old man who was hospitalized Saturday after a crash involving a tractor-trailer has died, according to Henderson police.

Rebel Report Card: UNLV vs. Indiana

UNLV’s upset of 13th-ranked Indiana in the Maui Invitational’s loser’s bracket was as much a mistake-filled near-meltdown as it was an impressive victory.

State champs want chip back on their shoulders

There were times two seasons ago when Spring Valley girls basketball coach Billy Hemberger wondered if all the work he was putting in was worth it.

Floyd fortifies loaded Desert Pines roster

Greg Floyd, who sat out last season after transferring from Clark, is a big reason the Jaguars are shaping up to be the team to beat in Division I-A this year.

Wind moving out, freezing temperatures on their way

The winds that rattled the Las Vegas Valley early this week moved out Wednesday, and a freeze warning for parts of the valley is in place for Thanksgiving night.

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