Новости за 30.10.2016

A strong earthquake that shook Italy Sunday morning took a heavy toll on historic churches and other landmark buildings, some dating back to the Middle Ages.

The World Series between the Cleveland Indians and the Chicago Cubs continues tonight with Game 5, a game where the Indians could take the championship hopes away from the Cubs with a win.

Sunday after Sunday, believers stand and sing at the start of worship. Here is the question author Leon Podles wants church leaders to ponder: Which of these two entrance hymns would inspire the most fervor in men?

Believe it or not, we are nearly halfway through the NFL regular season, and tonight sees the Philadelphia Eagles visit the Dallas Cowboys for Sunday Night Football.

Los Angeles police are looking for a Donald Trump supporter who was harassed and fell to the ground as she apparently protected the presidential candidate’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star.

Donald Trump rallied supporters Sunday in Las Vegas, homing in on the news that the FBI is looking into additional emails potentially tied to its investigation of the private server Hillary Clinton used while secretary of state.

For dogs and cats, Halloween is a holiday filled with more tricks than treats. And even perceived treats are actually scary for animals.

A powdery substance a man sprinkled into the orchestra pit at New York’s Metropolitan Opera may have been an opera lover’s ashes, police say.

“Inferno,” the latest big screen adaptation of Dan Brown’s historical conspiracy theories, flamed out at the weekend box office, earning a frosty $15 million.

A party-goer was shot and killed early Sunday morning in the northwest Valley.

The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory for noon to 9 p.m. Sunday.

A Mohave County sheriff’s deputy shot and killed a man following a traffic stop in north Kingman early Saturday.

Las Vegas acrobats Ross Gibson and Benoit Beaufils look forward to Halloween like schoolchildren await summer vacation, and their Spring Valley house looks like a Halloween pop-up store.

With auditions just completed, rehearsals are about to begin for the fifth-annual Cirque du Soleil and One Drop Foundation fundraiser performance “One Night for One Drop” next year at “Zumanity” Theater in New York-New York in March.

With auditions just completed, rehearsals are about to begin for the fifth-annual Cirque du Soleil and One Drop Foundation fundraiser performance “One Night for One Drop” next year at “Zumanity” Theater in New York-New York in March.

Celebrated French chef Guy Savoy is set to arrive in Las Vegas on Tuesday to preside over the new $170 per person caviar tasting menu he’s created for his new Caviar Room at his Restaurant Guy Savoy in Augustus Tower at Caesars Palace. How could I possibly resist a visit?

The fact remains that those playing quarterback for UNLV don’t have the passing skills to play winning football. They’re just not good enough. Not close to being so.

Kyle Larson produced the fastest lap during Saturday’s final practice session at Martinsville Speedway in preparation for Sunday’s Goody’s Fast Relief 500.

Micah Roberts, a former Las Vegas sports book director who has been setting NASCAR odds since 1994, analyzes the field for Sunday’s Sprint Cup Goody’s Fast Relief 500 at Martinsville Speedway.

Tim Tebow is playing for the Scottsdale Scorpions in the Arizona Fall League, but standing in Scottsdale, about 300 miles from Cashman Field, he’s perhaps the closest he’ll ever get to the Triple-A affiliate while wearing a New York Mets-branded jersey.

Ten handicappers post their best bets for Week 8 of the NFL season.

VegasInsider.com handicapper Micah Roberts breaks down the 12 games remaining in NFL Week 8.

One day, UNLV’s football team might join The Associated Press Top 25 poll. For now, the Rebels will have to settle for being ranked No. 6 in Sports Illustrated’s list of top 25 college football field designs.

With the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open being played in early November, there’s less daylight for the 144-player field to complete their first and second rounds. The tournament begins Thursday.

In investor Chris Hansen’s letter to Seattle officials, it specifically states the NBA and basketball in his plans to fully privatize the construction of the Sodo arena. Nowhere does it mention hockey.