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Boy boards plane at Minn. airport without ticket

A 9-year-old runaway went through security, boarded a plane at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport without a ticket and flew to Las Vegas, an airport spokesman said Sunday. Security officials screened the Minneapolis boy at the airport shortly after 10:30 a.m. Thursday after he arrived via light rail, Metropolitan Airports ...

FILE - This Jan. 20, 2013 file photo, revelers dance to the music played by DJ Afrojack inside the XS nightclub in Las Vegas.  A poll conducted this year by the national gambling lobby found that 26 percent of casino-goers now eschew wagering, and the city's growing mega-clubs are threatening to become the most lucrative draw for a town built on betting.  Las Vegas now boasts 21 of the country's 100 most profitable nightclubs, according to the trade publication Nightclub & Bar. The town also dominates the top 10 spots, with seven clubs bringing in more than $25 million a year. The other three clubs with earnings in the same range are LIV and Mango's Tropical Cafe in Miami Beach, and LAVO in New York City.  (AP Photo/Julie Jacobson)

In Vegas, clubbing almost as popular as gambling

The cannon at the Flutter Fetti booth near the front of the gambling trade show in Las Vegas last week delivered regular bursts of metallic and crepe paper cutouts, shooting them to the ceiling in big booms and carpeting the floor with shimmering hearts, stars and circles. The glittery mess ...

Urologist faces complaint in body fluid incident

The state medical board has filed a complaint against a Las Vegas urologist accused of squirting a patient's bodily fluid onto others during a surgery. The three-count complaint filed against Dr. Avi Chaim Weiss on Sept. 26 says his actions bring the medical profession into disrepute. Investigators say Weiss was ...

Court: Surrogate mom can seek child custody

A lesbian woman who gave birth to a child conceived from a fertilized egg provided by her companion can argue for parental rights in the wake of the couple's breakup, the Nevada Supreme Court ruled Thursday. The unanimous decision overturns a lower court ruling and allows Sha'Kayla St. Mary to ...

This undated image provided by 20th Century Fox shows actors Ben Affleck, right, and Justin Timberlake during a scene from the film "Runner, Runner." The American Gambling Association has bought ads on major websites framing the movie as a “cautionary tale” that underscores the need for Congress to legalize online poker. The Stop Predatory Gambling Foundation, a national nonprofit, sent a letter to the casino lobby Thursday, Oct. 3, 2013, calling the ads misleading and demanding that they be taken down. (AP Photo/20th Century Fox)

Online poker thriller 'Runner' quickly politicized

The thriller "Runner Runner" starring Justin Timberlake and Ben Affleck hasn't even opened yet, but it's already in the center of the fight over online gambling regulation. The American Gambling Association has bought ads on major websites including Twitter, Facebook and the IMDb movie database framing the film as a ...

Northern Calif. freeway project nears completion

State officials are celebrating the imminent completion of what is being billed as the biggest freeway renovation project in California in years. Crews are putting the final touches on the $820 million, 15-year effort to revamp Interstate 80 starting about 30 miles northeast of Sacramento to the Nevada state line, ...

Democratic group airing shutdown ads at House GOP

An outside political group supporting House Democrats is casting blame for the government shutdown on nine House Republicans in a series of television and online ads. House Majority PAC is launching a six-figure broadcast television ad buy this week against Republican Reps. Steve Southerland of Florida, Joe Heck of Nevada ...

Employees of the Crow Tribe line up to receive their paychecks at the tribal offices in Crow Agency, Mont., Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2013. These are some of more than 300 tribal employees being furloughed after the federal budget impasse and government shutdown stopped payments due to the southeastern Montana tribe. (AP Photo/Matthew Brown)

Government shutdown's hit magnified for tribes

American Indian tribes have more than access to national parks on the line with the government shutdown, as federal funding has been cut off for crucial services including foster care payments, nutrition programs and financial assistance for the needy. For the 13,000 members of southeast Montana's Crow Tribe, the budget ...

FILE - In this Friday, April 5, 2013, file photo, Las Vegas Sands Corp. CEO Sheldon Adelson testifies in Clark County district court in Las Vegas. The billionaire casino mogul has lost a defamation lawsuit against the National Jewish Democratic Council. He asked for $60 million in damages, arguing the council libeled him by saying his political contributions were sullied by links to prostitution. A federal judge in Manhattan on Monday, Sept. 30, 2013 found that the council's speech was protected. (AP Photo/Julie Jacobson, File)

Casino mogul Sheldon Adelson loses libel suit

Billionaire casino mogul Sheldon Adelson has lost a defamation lawsuit against the National Jewish Democratic Council. Adelson asked for $60 million in damages, arguing the council libeled him by saying his political contributions were sullied by links to prostitution. On Monday, a federal judge in Manhattan found that the council's ...

Lake Mead National Recreation Area park maintenance worker Donna Curry tapes up a sign notifying visitors that the restroom facility at a picnic area is closed, Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2013, near Boulder City, Nev. A partial government shutdown, caused by a budget impasse in Congress, has forced the closure of public sites including the nation's national parks.  (AP Photo/Julie Jacobson)

Federal shutdown ripples through Nevada facilities

Federal law enforcers were at work in Nevada on Tuesday, military units at Nellis Air Force Base remained at the ready, and federal prosecutors were in court. But the Las Vegas office of Senate Democratic Majority Leader Harry Reid was locked, and a note on the door cited the partial ...

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