Best Of Area 51 – Video
 
Best Of Area 51 – Video

Highlights from the festivities at the Storm Area 51 event.

Storm Area 51 Eve
 
Storm Area 51 Eve

On the eve of the Storm Area 51 events in Rachel and Hiko, things are finally starting to look like a festival. (Mat Luschek / Review-Journal)

What to expect at Storm Area 51 events
 
What to expect at Storm Area 51 events

Las Vegas Review-Journal transportation editor Mick Akers with the latest information on what to expect if you’re headed to Area 51 for this weekend’s events. (Mat Luschek / Review-Journal)

Connie West says Area 51 events still happening
 
Connie West says Area 51 events still happening

Little A’Le’Inn owner Connie West, says Area 51 event still happening after creator Matty Roberts pulls out. (Mat Luschek / Review-Journal)

Area 51 Facts
 
Area 51 Facts

Five facts you may or may not know about Area 51. (Mat Luschek / Review-Journal)

More than 1 million want to storm Area 51
 
More than 1 million want to storm Area 51

An internet joke has more than 1 million people interested in storming Nevada’s famed Area 51 north of Las Vegas on Sept. 20. Locals think it’s a terrible idea, but welcome the customers. (Mat Luschek/Las Vegas Review-Journal)

Las Vegas morning update for Thursday, August 3rd
 
Las Vegas morning update for Thursday, August 3rd

1. Calvary Chapel Christian School has hired former disgraced Baylor coach Dave Bliss as an athletic director and boys basketball coach. Bliss was at the center of a murder scandal in 2003 when one Baylor basketball player killed another. Teachers and coaches at Calvary Chapel say they are comfortable with Bliss working there despite his past controversies.

2. A pedestrian was hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver Wednesday night, according to police. The crash happened at the intersection of Lake Mead and Martin Luther King boulevards at around 9:40 p.m. when a black Nissan sedan traveling westbound hit the pedestrian crossing northbound. The pedestrian died at the scene.

3. NASA has a new job opening: planetary protection officer. It pays up to $187,000 a year and responsibilities include safeguarding Earth from alien life. The position is independent and is a three- to five-year appointment.