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Las Vegas Sun Stories: All Sun Headlines
Las Vegas Sun Stories: All Sun Headlines
Updated: 53 min 38 sec ago
40-acre project gets OK from Henderson planners
With a long-awaited traffic study in hand, the Henderson Planning Commission voted 5-0 Thursday to favorably recommend a 40-acre mixed-use project on the northwest corner of Stephanie Street and Wigwam Parkway.
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Power goes out in Green Valley
A Nevada Power Company crew responded to an electrical outage in the area of the 215 Beltway, Green Valley Parkway and Pebble Drive today.
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Burned body found in Henderson desert
Henderson Police officers are investigating a dead and burned body discovered today in a desert area south of the Henderson Executive Airport as a homicide. The body found about 8:30 a.m. Friday was so badly burned investigating officers could not tell its gender, said Henderson Police Lt. Troy Hatch.
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Henderson looks to reverse ban on teen nightclubs
Eight months after banning teenage nightclubs and dance halls in Henderson, the City Council is set to consider reversing its position.
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Interchange at Lake Mead Boulevard and 215 Beltway opens
Clark County announced the Lake Mead Boulevard-Beltway interchange opened this morning to traffic.
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Man found dead in apartment identified
The Clark County coroner's office has identified a man found dead in an apartment near East Tropicana Avenue and Koval Lane as Eliseo Garcia, 41, of Las Vegas.
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Oil for French fries a factor in Summerlin house fire
A Las Vegas woman was lucky to escape with her life after a fire that began in the kitchen quickly engulfed her West Valley home late Wednesday night.
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Comedian Sammy Shore to become permanent fixture in Laughlin
Christmas came early for 78-year-old stand-up comedian Sammy Shore, a former opening act for Elvis Presley.
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Clark County jobless rate soars to 7.5 percent
The October unemployment rate in Clark County matched a record tying mark of 7.5 percent, set in June 1992. The number of workers employed in construction and manufacturing fell in October, compared to the previous month in the Las Vegas area.
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Perfect weather for enjoying outdoor activities
Today and through this weekend enjoy outdoor activities, weather forecasters say, because by Thanksgiving Day major changes in the Las Vegas Valley's outlook are expected.
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Arson ruled cause of fire that destroyed 7 stores
A three-alarm fire that burned overnight for almost an hour in one of the oldest shopping centers in northwestern Las Vegas has been ruled an arson. The fire burned through seven stores before firefighters brought it under control. Damage was estimated at $1 million.
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Pedestrian injured in traffic accident
A pedestrian suffered critical injuries after being hit by a car Thursday night while crossing Las Vegas Boulevard just north of Wilson Avenue, according to Metro Police.
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A good, long look at ... San Diego State
Each week during the 2008 season, the Sun will take an in-depth look at the Rebels' upcoming weekend foe, giving you a crash course on what you need to know, plus what you might not have known already. This week, a look at 1-10 San Diego State, who is UNLV's final hurdle toward bowl eligibility.
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Wallace carries the torch for Rebels bench
Kendall Wallace couldn't remember the last time he'd felt himself get in a rhythm from 3-point land like that in a game. At least not on this continent.
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UNLV hoops notebook: 'J-Mac' hits Thomas & Mack
While the Rebels found their stroke from 3-point range Thursday night, one of the more legendary long-range shooters to live on YouTube in recent years made his presence felt at the Thomas & Mack Center during halftime.
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UNLV reserves find rhythm in third win
Joe Darger found his 3-point touch, Rene Rougeau scrapped around and Wink Adams muscled his way into the lane Thursday night as UNLV’s go-to player. The starting seniors provided the foundation for the Rebels’ 87-71 victory over Northern Arizona before 11,760 at the Thomas & Mack Center. But the UNLV bench provided more than window dressing for a second consecutive game.
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Putting Americans to work
As the nation’s economy continues to sputter, it has become routine to read announcements of massive layoffs at major corporations. On Monday it was reported that banking giant Citigroup intends to slash 53,000 jobs on top of the 22,000 cuts it announced last month.
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Unkind cuts to schools
As the Clark County School District prepares to cut its budget yet again, Superintendent Walt Rulffes is making the typical rounds looking for places to trim $120 million. He has held a pair of town hall meetings to discuss potential cuts and clearly heard parents’ opposition to plans to reduce school programs.
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Saving wild horses
An enduring symbol of freedom is a wild horse galloping through the desert. In a perfect world they would be left free to roam the grasslands and mountain ranges of the West.
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Put conditions on loans to automakers
Dan K. Thomasson’s Monday column in the Las Vegas Sun pushes for a bailout of our auto companies. Among other things, Thomasson argues that our national pride is involved.
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