Новости за 23.05.2016

The Democratic front-runner in the presidential race will speak about raising incomes for working families at the UFCW International Union’s conference at the Mirage.

Car owner from Henderson, driver from Canada overcome devastating injuries to earn pole position for the 100th running of the famous 500-mile race.

Two separate reports released Monday, one from the Brookings Institution and the other from SolarCity and the Natural Resources Defense Council, both conclude that net metering is a benefit to all utility ratepayers.

A Eugene, Oregon, resident died in a single-vehicle traffic accident in northwest Arizona on Friday.

The lineup for the 2016 edition of Electric Daisy Carnival, which is slated to take place June 17 through 19 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, has been revealed.

Federal prosecutors say the Las Vegas Review-Journal and other news organizations have no standing to oppose a government request to withhold evidence from the public in the Bunkerville standoff case.

A New York City police officer already accused of drunkenly breaking into a woman’s apartment and punching her 20 times now faces a driving while intoxicated charge after police say he crashed into three parked cars.

A list of endorsed candidates in legislative races issued by the Nevada Republican Party underscores the divisiveness between the rank-and-file and establishment party leaders in control of state government.

A pedestrian was hit by a bus in the central Valley on Monday, Las Vegas police said.

The Las Vegas infielder was named the league’s Player of the Week on Monday after a week in which he went 17-for-28 (.607) with 12 runs driven in.

Teams searching for the black box flight recorders of a missing EgyptAir jet that crashed with 66 people aboard face technical constraints that aviation experts increasingly blame on a slow regulatory response to earlier disasters.

Sexual misconduct remains a destructive force in the armed forces and military communities, a U.S. senator said Monday in a new report that urges Congress to take more aggressive steps to end sex crimes in the ranks.

A semi-trailer hauling thousands of watermelons has overturned in Nevada, closing parts of Interstate 80.

The Habit Burger Grill, an Irvine, California-based restaurant company featuring its charburgers, will open its second Las Vegas location on June 8, and and it will mark the occasion with a limited offering of free food.

Retired Las Vegas Fire Chief Mike Myers has been selected as the new fire chief for Portland, Oregon.

Shares in Fiat Chrysler fell more than 5 percent on Monday after Germany’s Bild newspaper reported that the carmaker could be prohibited from selling cars in Germany if evidence of disregard of emissions rules was found.

Maybe they are the first-line defenders of our respiratory and digestive systems. Or they may be designed to prime a baby’s immune system. “Nobody really knows exactly how they work or what their function is,” says Dr. Ryan Winters.

Austin Lee “Chumlee” Russell, from the Las Vegas-based reality television show “Pawn Stars,” is expected to plead guilty to a drug charge and avoid jail time, his lawyers told a judge Monday.

Temperatures will stay low this week as a storm system passes over the Las Vegas Valley, according to the National Weather Service.

Disney has released the first trailer for its live-action “Beauty and the Beast” with just a glimpse of Emma Watson as Belle arriving at the Beast’s castle, saying “Hello?” and reaching for a rose.

A judge is expected Monday to hand down his verdict in the case of a Baltimore police officer charged in the arrest and subsequent death of Freddie Gray, a 25-year-old black man.

A Las Vegas Metro police car was involved in a minor injury crash Monday morning.

Award honors seven current and former Las Vegas Review-Journal writers and editors who uncovered the newspaper’s sale to the family of casino executive Sheldon Adelson.

New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady will appeal the federal court ruling reinstating his four-game suspension for “Deflategate” to the entire U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals, Brady’s lawyer told ABC News on Monday.

Oslo, Norway-based carrier announced Monday that it would start flying twice weekly on Mondays and Thursdays between McCarran International Airport and London’s Gatwick International on Oct. 31. The company plans to introduce the route with one-way fares of $199.