• Judge spares killer dog for another day

  Onion, the dog that killed a 1-year-old Henderson boy last month, will live another day - and possibly another week. District Judge Joanna Kishner said Friday she would rule by June 1 whether to temporarily stop the...

• North Las Vegas releases inmates after jailers call in sick

• Car kills pedestrian walking on sidewalk in Henderson

• MEMORIAL DAY CLOSURES

• Police searching for missing teen

• Judge spares killer dog for another day

  Onion, the dog that killed a 1-year-old Henderson boy last month, will live another day - and possibly another week. District Judge Joanna Kishner said Friday she would rule by June 1 whether to temporarily stop the...

• North Las Vegas releases inmates after jailers call in sick

• Car kills pedestrian walking on sidewalk in Henderson

• High court upholds delinquent homeowners' fees decision

• Police searching for missing teen

• Death sentence upheld for man who killed Las Vegas woman

• Teen says she was coerced into having sex with ROTC adviser

• John L. Smith blog: Judge Glass goes from TV trials to Private Trials

• Man sentenced to 237 years for robbery spree

• Las Vegas woman sentenced in death of woman, 95

• Oklahoma senator admonished in Ensign case

  The Senate Ethics Committee today admonished Oklahoma Sen. Tom Coburn for his involvement in improper lobbying by Doug Hampton, the former U.S. Senate aide from Nevada.

• Obama names Yucca critic to lead nuclear agency

• Ron Paul backers seek 'genuine' conservatives

• Absent Tarkanian takes heat at GOP debate in Pahrump

• NRC chief Jaczko not packing just yet

• Video: Barack Obama - 'Sacred Trust'

• Candidates, mostly challengers, back legislative transparency

• Republicans push conservative agenda in debate

• Voters have last chance to register for primary elections

• Assembly GOP leader calls for campaign transparency

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• North Las Vegas releases inmates after jailers call in sick

  About 70 inmates were released from the North Las Vegas jail this week after an unusually large number of corrections officers called in sick last weekend. The nonviolent misdemeanor offenders were released from the...

• GSA parts with executive at center of scandal

• Heller supplements Senate salary with alfalfa sales

• County offers to build new health district facility

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  Tribes say feds haven't protected them from Las Vegas pipeline project

  Tribal leaders from Nevada, Utah and California blasted the federal government Wednesday for failing to protect them and their cultural heritage from a plan to pipe groundwater to Las Vegas from across the eastern part...

• Water authority has 30,000 square feet of space for rent in Molasky building

• NJ man charged with murder in death of NY boy Patz

  NEW YORK (AP) - A New Jersey man accused of luring 6-year-old Etan Patz (AY'-tahn payts) into a New York City convenience store in 1979 and killing him has been charged with second-degree murder. Pedro Hernandez was arrested Thursday after telling police he strangled Etan in 1979, when he was an 18-year-old stock boy at a convenience store where Etan waited for his school bus....

• More travelers to hit the road this Memorial Day

• Dragon makes history with space station docking

• Activists: Troops kills up to 50 in central Syria

• House experience a minus for some Senate hopefuls

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  Urban high schools fall short in their reach for five stars

  Not one comprehensive urban high school earned five stars under Clark County School District's new ranking system, the School Performance Framework, released Thursday.

• UNLV hires new provost

• PHOTOS: Off to the future

• Education notebook

• Photos: College of Southern Nevada graduation ceremony

• Groups decry representation for children in Nevada

  CARSON CITY - Two child advocacy organizations have given Nevada a D grade for its lack of necessary legal representation for abused and neglected children in court cases. The report by First Star, a Washington, D.C.,...

• PHOTO: Soldier carried home in Arizona

• Mining company to pay $1.3 million in Arizona fines

• Crews try to beat the winds in Northern Nevada wildfire

• Blast brings down 1,527-foot tower at Nevada National Security Site

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