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Kentucky women’s basketball improves to No. 15 in AP poll after road win
10+ hour, 9+ min ago (1331+ words) UK now sits at No. 15 following a two-win week. The Wildcats traveled to Coral Gables, Florida, for the ACC/SEC Challenge and defeated Quadrant 1 opponent Miami 64-48. They also defeated Central Michigan 82-55 in their return to Lexington on Sunday afternoon. Though UK didn't play a great game against the Hurricanes, it saw another strong performance from point guard Tonie Morgan, who continues to establish herself as a consistent scoring presence. Against Miami, Morgan scored a game-high 20 points. She was joined in double-figure scoring by junior center Clara Strack (13 points) and senior forward Teonni Key (11 points). While it's true the team's biggest tests still lie head, its steady progression toward a unified front on both ends of the floor is noticeable. This team appears deeper than last season's, and similar concerns held last December, for the most part, ironed themselves out over…...
How Nevada Is Using Converted Motels to Keep Families Out of Foster Care
10+ hour, 41+ min ago (61+ words) The shelters offer a stable alternative for unhoused families, which officials say reduces trauma for children and costs less than traditional foster placement. Internet Explorer 11 is not supported How Nevada Is Using Converted Motels to Keep Families Out of Foster Care Internet Explorer 11 is not supported How Nevada Is Using Converted Motels to Keep Families Out of Foster Care...
Nevada State University expansion plan approved for North Las Vegas campus
14+ hour, 18+ min ago (182+ words) FOX5 takes you inside the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department for a rare, behind-the-scenes look at the intense training every recruit must face. From physical endurance to high-pressure decision ... Nevada State University expansion plan approved for North Las Vegas campus California man arrested months after deadly hit-and-run crash in Las Vegas Family calls for stricter driving laws after fatal Las Vegas crash Las Vegas Police: What It Takes to Become an Officer in the 'Entertainment Capital of the World' How Las Vegas police train for worst case scenarios Michelin Guide returning to Las Vegas for first time in more than 15 years Nevada State University expansion plan approved for North Las Vegas campus California man arrested months after deadly hit-and-run crash in Las Vegas Family calls for stricter driving laws after fatal Las Vegas crash Las Vegas Police: What It Takes to…...
A crack in Nevada's ban on red-light cameras
15+ hour, 17+ min ago (114+ words) While red light cameras won't be used on Las Vegas streets, on freeways, in school zones or at railroad crossings, they will be used on buses starting next year, the first exception to the camera ban in decades. While red light cameras won't be used on Las Vegas streets, on freeways, in school zones or at railroad crossings, they will be used on buses starting next year, the first exception to the camera ban in decades. While red light cameras won't be used on Las Vegas streets, on freeways, in school zones or at railroad crossings, they will be used on buses starting next year, the first exception to the camera ban in decades....
See the salary, buyout details from Will Stein’s first Kentucky contract
15+ hour, 48+ min ago (265+ words) New Kentucky football coach Will Stein will be paid $5.5 million in his first season on the job. Stein agreed to a five-year contract with UK that will run through the 2030 season. His annual salary will increase by $100,000 each year. Stein's salary and other benefits were outlined in a term sheet obtained by the Herald-Leader through the state's open records law. As part of the deal, Stein will receive an automatic one-year extension anytime Kentucky reaches the College Football Playoff, but his contract would max out with five remaining years in any season. Stein would earn $100,000 for reaching the SEC Championship and $150,000 for winning it. He could earn up to $500,000 for reaching the playoff, depending on the furthest round Kentucky reaches. The deal represents financial savings for Kentucky, which must still pay fired coach Mark Stoops $6.75 million per year through 2031. If…...
Nevada health insurance premiums expected to jump 34% in 2026, report finds
18+ hour, 28+ min ago (377+ words) LAS VEGAS (KTNV) " Nevadans shopping for health insurance next year may face major sticker shock. A new analysis shows premiums for the state's most popular marketplace plans are expected to rise nearly 40% in 2026, pushing average monthly costs to a record $792. The report, released by ValuePenguin by LendingTree, warns that the steep increases could force more residents to go without coverage, a trend experts say is already happening. Shakeria Hawkins breaks down what's driving the increase and what it means for families heading into Open Enrollment. For 23-year-old Las Vegas resident Adam Pasquali, health insurance simply isn't in the budget. "Yeah" it's concerning," Pasquali said. "I work out and stay fit so I can try to avoid the doctors." Pasquali isn't covered under his parents' plan either " because they don't have insurance themselves. He's part of a growing number of Nevadans…...
Will Stein’s first Kentucky contract released
19+ hour, 51+ min ago (101+ words) LEXINGTON, Ky. (FOX 56) " The contract for Kentucky's new head football coach has been released. Will Stein will be paid $5.5 million in his first season in Lexington. The university and Stein agreed to a five-year contract that will go through the 2030 season. His yearly salary is set to increase $100,000 each year. Year one: $5.5 million Year two: $5.6 million Year three: $5.7 million Year four: $5.8 million Year five: $5.9 million He will earn an automatic extension with a College Football Playoff appearance. If Kentucky decides to terminate, 70% can be paid in monthly installments....
The truth about minimum coverage requirements in Nevada
20+ hour, 14+ min ago (19+ words) CheapInsurance.com reports on minimum auto insurance coverage requirements in Nevada, highlighting risks of underinsurance and state-specific limits....
Nevada Gaming Control Board looking at changes to cyberattack reporting
20+ hour, 43+ min ago (369+ words) LAS VEGAS (KTNV) " State gaming regulators are looking to speed up the process for casinos and resorts to report cybersecurity incidents. Over the past five years, multiple properties have dealt with cyberattacks, including Caesars Entertainment, MGM Resorts, and Boyd Gaming. SEPTEMBER 2025: Teen arrested in Las Vegas for involvement in 2023 MGM, Caesars cyberattacks On Thursday, the Nevada Gaming Control Board met to discuss proposed changes to current regulations. According to senior deputy Attorney General Ed Magaw, those changes would include: Several IT experts and members of the resort community expressed concerns about decreasing the time they're required to notify regulators. Chandler Pohl, vice president and legal counsel for MGM Resorts International, explained how casinos get to that 72-hour number. "For instance, you could have a contract with an external vendor who can examine things like a cybersecurity incident, and those vendors…...
23+ hour, 20+ min ago (627+ words) Dayton's aviation department is requesting the Federal Aviation Administration to study potentially moving a radar tower to support more development around the airport property, which has seen hundreds of millions of dollars in new private investment in the last decade. Relocating or removing the equipment could open up about 115 acres of additional developable space, potentially allowing Sierra Nevada Corporation to expand its maintenance, repair and operations facilities, and the land may be attractive to other aviation-focused companies, says a Dayton city manager's report and a memo from aviation director Gil Turner. Sierra Nevada Corp. will open a third hangar at the Dayton International Airport days from now, and the aerospace and national security firm expects to open a fourth facility early next year. The state of Ohio earlier this year awarded more than $78 million to help expand a growing aerospace…...