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UNLV’s ‘Doc’ lauded for life well-lived

“Doc” Gerald Higgins’ hands were never still. With a wife and 10 children, a private practice and being the exclusive physician to UNLV’s athletic department for 40 years, it was hard to catch him in a lull. He died Sunday at age 79. His funeral was held Thursday.

Pop star’s donation seeds multiple sclerosis program

A donation from popular music star Gloria Estefan and her husband is bringing a new program to the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health for people living with multiple sclerosis.

Deadly Vegas intersection gets traffic light

A memorial commemorating Helen Liu stood at Blue Diamond and Cimarron roads, just feet from where officials applauded the teamwork it took to create a traffic signal at the intersection where she was killed in November.

Strip shooting suspect charged in cell phone prison scheme

Ammar Harris, a self-proclaimed pimp who charged in a Strip shooting that killed three people, has been charged along with six other people in a scheme to get cell phones into High Desert State Prison.

Utah police holding woman in Las Vegas shooting

Las Vegas police said a woman wanted in connection with a homicide from earlier this month was arrested in Utah on Wednesday.

Teen cooking causes major house fire

A teen accidentally started a fire that “gutted” a family home Thursday afternoon, the Las Vegas fire department said, displacing three and causing about $75,000 in damages.

Another Vegas firm developing e-hailing app

A second local company is producing a smartphone e-hailing application that would work with regulated transportation companies in Southern Nevada.

Horsford: Pahrump VA clinic delays caused by D.C. gridlock

U.S. Rep. Steven Horsford said Thursday that Washington is so broken that it took him more than a year to win approval from the Department of Veterans Affairs to build a clinic in Pahrump for military veterans.

Vegas homeless youth drop-in center expands

An organization that helps homeless youth in Southern Nevada is expanding to be able to provide more services for the vulnerable population.

Lawsuit claims incarcerated juvenile seriously injured

A lawsuit filed Thursday on behalf of a juvenile inmate alleges he suffered permanent injuries from the combination of a physical attack and use of force while housed at the Nevada Youth Training Center in Elko.

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