Some might be intimidated or try to change strategy when facing a much larger opponent. ... Cimarron-Memorial (9-2) plans to go right at a much bigger Bishop Gorman (12-0) football team in the Sunset Region championship game at 7 tonight at Gorman. FOURTH QUARTER: Gorman leads 31-7
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Basic 35 Foothill 0 — 4th quarter
Del Sol 35 Liberty 13 — 4th quarter (above photo: Del Sol's Evan Weinstock scores a TD).
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As his M1 Abrams tank, nicknamed Bonecrusher, rolled through Fallujah, Iraq, Gunnery Sgt. Nick Popaditch thought about the trail of dead insurgents left in its wake: “Fight and you die. Run and you die. Hide and you die. Hey, this works for me.” Read more
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Two of three suspects in slaying of officer could face death penalty
The young men who approached a Las Vegas police officer who was fatally shot in his garage early Thursday morning came away from the attempted robbery with nothing, North Las Vegas police said today.
McCarran passenger traffic falls 1.3 percent in October
Passenger counts at McCarran International Airport fell 1.3 percent in October. More than 3.51 million passengers came through McCarran during the month, compared with more than 3.56 million passengers in the same month a year ago.
Nevada's unemployment rate fell for the first time in four years in October. So why aren't economists and business observers smiling? Because the rosier statistics came from labor-force shrinkage rather than economic growth.
Station Casinos granted deadline extension on restructuring plan
A bankruptcy court judge today granted Station Casinos more time to submit its own restructuring plan.
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Gregg Zive approved extending the deadline until Dec. 11. The original deadline was scheduled to expire this month.
Read more... Updated: 11/20/2009 1:18 PM
Ryan Wolfe breaks foot in practice
UNLV's record-setting wide receiver Ryan Wolfe suffered a broken foot during a bye-week workout on Wednesday night.
Search warrant aimed at drugs found at Jackson's deathbed
Authorities in Los Angeles searched a Las Vegas pharmacy in August looking for documents linking drugs found at Michael Jackson's deathbed to Dr. Conrad Murray, according to a search warrant unsealed today.
The state's top water regulator has decided to join the Southern Nevada Water Authority in an appeal of a recent court ruling that dealt a blow to the authority's plans to tap groundwater in three Lincoln County valleys.
Read more... Updated: 11/20/2009 10:30 AM
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