Las Vegas-based fighter Johnny Nunez sat down with CoveringTheCage.com Tuesday at Xtreme Couture MMA for his weekly video blog and discussed some of the current hot topics in mixed martial arts.
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Here are your Tuesday afternoon headlines.
Chief executive Tim Cook said promised updates to each of Apple’s operating systems — for the Apple TV, the Apple Watch, mobile devices and computers — plus some additional announcements that he promises will be “major.”
A Florida woman is under investigation after apparently posting a video on Facebook showing a red rat snake biting her 1-year-old daughter.
Kuwait on Tuesday began mediating between Qatar and the Arab nations that cut ties to the energy-rich aviation hub, though U.S. President Donald Trump appeared to backing those isolating Qatar over allegations it supports terror groups and its relations with Iran.
Former LPGA touring pro Stephanie Louden was coming off her best season when she put pro golf aside and became a mother.
An assailant wielding a hammer attacked Paris police guarding Notre Dame Cathedral on Tuesday, crying “This is for Syria!” before being shot and wounded by officers outside one of France’s most popular tourist sites.
A North Las Vegas church was destroyed in a Tuesday morning fire.
Alexis Plunkett, a criminal defense attorney who runs her own law firm and is now facing felony charges, told a judge on Monday that she paid her lawyer more for a week’s worth of work than she paid herself all of last month.
A growing number of Las Vegas-based businesses are looking to foreign investors to bring local projects to fruition.
It wasn’t quite time for a good stiff drink — the Nevada Legislature remained hard at work throughout Monday with a looming midnight deadline to adjourn — but the hour was rapidly approaching.
BOSTON — At least 10 students who were accepted to Harvard University had their admission offers revoked because they made offensive comments online, the university’s student newspaper reported.
A man who authorities say illegally rented out space in an Oakland warehouse that caught fire, killing 36 partygoers, and another man who organized the event were each charged Monday with three dozen counts of involuntary manslaughter.
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