District ordered to pay student’s family

CARSON CITY — The Nevada Supreme Court ruled on a 7-0 vote Thursday that the Clark County School District must pay $21,570 to the family of a student who suffered injuries in a pushing incident with a teacher in 2005.

Friends, family remember teen killed by police

The eulogy described Tanner Chamberlain as a teacher, a visionary and a dear comrade to many people. …
It lauded him as a great soul who moved through his eventful life changing the way others saw the world. …
This tribute wasn’t written by a friend or relative but by the 15-year-old himself — as a school writing assignment just two weeks before his violent death. … A class instructor read it aloud Friday at the teen’s funeral.


Slide show from funeral

Board revokes license of former teacher

The Nevada State Board of Education on Friday revoked the teaching license of a former middle school teacher in Boulder City who had pleaded guilty to unlawful contact with a child, a misdemeanor.

Nevada-Utah water pact weighed

It could be weeks before officials in Nevada and Utah are ready to sign an unprecedented pact that divides water in a shared basin targeted as a water source for Las Vegas.

An insane tax idea

Democrats love to tell anyone who’ll listen that they’re the defenders of “working families,” a cynical euphemism that implies “the rich” don’t actually work for their income, and therefore can be taxed to high heaven.

Wynn Macau shares jump in debut

HONG KONG — Billionaire Steve Wynn’s Macau casino company jumped 13 percent in its trading debut on the Hong Kong stock exchange Friday, reflecting stronger faith in the southern Chinese gambling city’s prospects.

Valley says so long to Saturn

Saturn of Henderson, the only Saturn new-car dealership in Southern Nevada, will fade into the sunset sometime next year.

Home sales, median prices rise

The Las Vegas housing market showed a slight uptick in September after losing ground in August, the Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors reported Friday.

IN BRIEF

Unemployment claims call centers add hours

Visitor volume dips in August

Las Vegas visitor volume fell 3.7 percent in August, the 15th straight month the number of tourists coming into the region has decreased.

RELIGION NOTES

MUSIC

No. 18 BYU scores 8 TDs, dominates UNLV 59-21 at Sam Boyd

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Harvey Unga, Max Hall and No. 18 BYU put up some big numbers tonight at overmatched UNLV’s expense. … Unga ran for three touchdowns and 149 yards, and Hall completed 21 of 27 passes for 320 yards and two more scores in BYU’s 59-21 victory. The Cougars (5-1, 2-0 Mountain West) gained 611 yards and led by double digits for the final 48 minutes. … UNLV coach Mike Sanford fell to 13-40 in five seasons with the Rebels (2-4, 0-2).

UNLV football blog

No long lines for first doses of H1N1 vaccine from health district

There were no long lines at the Southern Nevada Health District today as the first doses of the H1N1 vaccinations were made available to medical providers. … The clinic was offered to doctors, nurses and EMTs who met guidelines to receive FluMist, the inhaled vaccine. The clinic was held at the district’s office, 625 Shadow Lane, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. … As of about 2:30 p.m., about 300 people had received the vaccine.

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