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Sad, interesting story: Man wakes to teen neighbor saying he set their four-plex on fire. By Chris Kudialis of the Las Vegas Review-Journal
Oscar Madera-Diez woke to a soft knock on his front door early Monday. When he opened the door, he saw his teenage neighbor. “He just mumbled, ‘You guys should probably get out because I set a fire in our apartment,’ ” Madera-Diez said in Spanish.
In its monthly forecast issued this week, the bureau predicts the reservoir east of Las Vegas could start 2017 as much as 15 feet below the shortage line of 1,075 feet above sea level.
If accurate, a new drought prediction would force Nevada to reduce its Colorado River water use by 4 percent while Arizona and Mexico take larger cuts.
In a study of rare ways to die, Nevada's most distinct killer: meeting a cop - via Las Vegas Review-Journal
The study maps out how geography factors in the prevalence of rare killers. Nevada’s deaths by so-called legal intervention is 2.8 times the national average.
It's all politics? That's what this board ruled. And you know you want to read a story about Guns N' Roses. Via the Las Vegas Review-Journal
Capt. David O’Leary had retired rather than take demotion after it became known that he arranged a private helicopter tour for DJ Ashba, lead guitarist of Guns N’ Roses, in August 2013.
And he's back in the news - via Las Vegas Review-Journal
Former Las Vegas Constable John Bonaventura is accused of domestic battery and coercion against his wife from an incident on April 17, according to the criminal complaint.
North Las Vegas police report, statement from mayor released - via Las Vegas Review-Journal
The release came in response to media pressure following Las Vegas Review-Journal reports that former Police Chief Joseph Chronister is concerned that Mayor John Lee received special treatment in the brief investigation.
After a journey from Myanmar to the U.S., a hardworking young man doesn't achieve his potential. Instead, he dies after a sucker punch. From the Las Vegas Review-Journal
A 25-year-old man working his way through UNLV died one semester short of graduation. Police said an attacker blindsided him with a punch to the face that proved fatal.
Even a topless r***e can’t get by without costumes. Read the story and watch surveillance video via the Las Vegas Review-Journal
Just days after “Crazy Girls” wrapped its 28-year run at the now-closed Riviera, more than $200,000 worth of the show’s lingerie, stage clothes, computers and lights have been reported stolen.
Hip-hop artist Chris Brown is a suspect in beating that Las Vegas police say happened early Monday during a pickup basketball game at the Palms.
Great story, great lede. Gotta love a feisty priest fighting City Hall. By the Las Vegas Review-Journal's James Dehaven http://bit.ly/1DI4mvF
Like Jesus driving the money changers out of the temple, the Rev. Courtney Edward Krier has managed to shoo the city of Las Vegas away from his downtown church’s doorstep.
A little biz news involving the recent purchase of my newspaper.
New acquisitions drove stronger revenue in the first quarter for the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s new parent company. New Media Investment Group of New York reported revenue of $250.6 million in the period that ended March 29. That was up 76.4 percent from the same period in 2014.
Outdoorsy folks: Lone Mountain — the mountain, not the road — could be closed for a year. Read about it in the Las Vegas Review-Journal
Clark County has blocked access to the entire mountain in the northwest valley to allow for the development of a new trail and other park amenities there.
WATCH: A Los Angeles woman says a Las Vegas police officer slammed her face into a table during an arrest a Strip resort. She's suing him and Metro, alleging excessive force
A woman claims a Las Vegas police officer choked her and smashed her face into a glass table top in August at a Strip nightclub.
Sad news out of Baton Rouge - via The Shreveport Times
Caddo District Attorney Charles Scott was found dead at a hotel in Baton Rouge this morning, Caddo Parish Coroner Todd Thoma confirmed.
Police may say that wwimming trunks don't leave many hiding spots... Get the story about this LA Kings player from the Las Vegas Review-Journal
NHL player Jarret Stoll had two small bags of co***ne and the M**A or “Molly” in his swimsuit when he was arrested at a Strip day club, according to a police report made public Monday.
The state of Washington's auditor has been indicted. But the day before that happened, the governor got extra testy with a report. I guess it's hard answering questions? From The Seattle Times.
Gov. Jay Inslee grew irritated Wednesday after questions about his response to allegations surrounding State Auditor Troy Kelley, suggesting one reporter
First criminal charges we know of linked to the Cliven Bundy standoff with the federal government. By Jeff German of the Las Vegas Review-Journal
A Pennsylvania man has pleaded guilty in federal court to threatening the life of a top Bureau of Land Management ranger who worked in the April 2014 standoff with Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy and his supporters.
A Las Vegas woman - and former pr******te - hands out cookies to women working the streets. Her goal is to get them to talk and think about what a different life could mean. Great storytelling by Kimberly De La Cruz of the Las Vegas Review-Journal http://bit.ly/1H4aa8I
A Las Vegas woman who says she spent 20 years as a pr******te is working to get other women out of the s*x trade, one cookie at a time.
Clark County's guardianship system has financially ruined some of those it's meant to protect. By Colton Lochhead of the Las Vegas Review-Journal
Long a source of complaints, the county’s private guardianship system is inherently ripe for abuse, and does little to protect the assets or the rights of those most vulnerable to financial abuse.
A bizarre Las Vegas story with a very sad ending. Good reporting and writing from the Las Vegas Review-Journal's Henry Brean
In an angry final message to Review-Journal, the man who shot himself at an M Resort buffet on Easter Sunday blamed his su***de on depression after he won free meals for life but was banned for harassing women who work there.
Cassandra Rosete made a fatal choice when she decided to walk to work Nov. 22, before the sun came up. Her 2005 BMW sedan was making a funny noise and leaking coolant, her boyfriend told the Review-Journal, so she decided about 5 a.m. to make the two-mile journey on foot. Thirty minutes later, Rosete was shot dead.
Police say a man fatally shot a woman near the Circus Circus in November after hearing voices in his head.
Rawr! Mama lion gives birth to six cubs at Henderson's Lion Habitat Ranch. Story by Chris Kudialis of the Las Vegas Review-Journal http://bit.ly/1BWLJUk
THIS IS PIC IS NOT REAL. It is an April fool's joke from Las Vegas City Hall. It's all politics - story by Ben Botkin of the Las Vegas Review-Journal
Don’t fret, Clark County. It’s only an April Fools’ Day joke from the good sports at Las Vegas City Hall.
Cool timelines on this famous New Orleans bar - via NOLA.com
A timeline of the Napoleon House.
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One of those stories that just makes you say, "Wow." Took tremendous team effort to get this one out, and I'm proud that we did. This. Is. Journalism. From Sandra Chereb, Chris Kudialis and Kimberly De La Cruz for the Las Vegas Review-Journal
A shooting that left one inmate dead at a Southern Nevada prison last fall involved two handcuffed inmates and at least one prison guard, a lawyer for a surviving inmate said Wednesday.
Talking journalism
It's a familiar rallying cry in Nevada: Federal agencies are overstepping their boundaries. But this bill would make it more than a complaint and keep feds from enforcing state laws. By Sean Whaley of the Las Vegas Review-Journal
Federal agencies would be prohibited from enforcing state laws on state lands without permission from the county sheriff under a bill heard Monday by the Assembly Judiciary Committee.
I'll rent you my whole apartment for cheaper Story by Alan Snel of the Las Vegas Review-Journal
MGM Grand, the host hotel-casino for the megaboxing match between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquaio on May 2, expects a 35 percent revenue windfall from the fight weekend compared to the room, food and beverage revenues on a typical weekend. Some 98 percent of the hotel’s 6,800 rooms are booke…
Look! Can you spot me in this photo (that published in the Las Vegas Review-Journal). And here is the letter GateHouse Media CEO Kirk Davis wrote to our readers http://bit.ly/1BCSGti
And it's official: The Las Vegas Review-Journal joins GateHouse Media
The Review-Journal is now the flagship in a nationwide company with more than 125 daily newspapers, hundreds of weekly newspapers, digitial sites and niche publications.
This story has stayed popular on the RJ website for days... Wonder why? ;) By David Ferrara of the Las Vegas Review-Journal
Andrew Scott Martin, a Las Vegas orthopaedic surgeon friends know as “Dr. Scott,” threw drug-fueled s*x parties for hundreds of people before police raided his home.
Don't swim in Lake Mead, the National Park Service warns. There is toxic algae in the water. From the Las Vegas Review-Journal's Henry Brean
The National Park Service is warning people to stay out of the water in parts of Lake Mead National Recreation Area now being colonized by a potentially toxic blue-green algae.
Congrats to the Las Vegas Review-Journal/National Association of Hispanic Journalists - Nevada summer intern class of 2015
NAHJ-Nevada is happy to announce its three interns for summer 2015 in partnership with the Las Vegas Review-Journal: Michelle Iracheta , a senior studying communications -- print media at the...
Gotta love a story with references to Kardashians, fossils and UNLV. From the Las Vegas Review-Journal's Francis McCabe
Someone’s going to have to update Wikipedia. A group of scientists, including UNLV anthropologist Brian Villmoare, have discovered in Ethiopia the oldest fossilized remains of the Homo genus — think a really, really long-departed cousin.
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