Today's print edition

Little Church of the West marks 70 years of walking down the aisle: By Alison Saclolo; When Dudley Moore knocked on Greg Smith's office door a few years ago, it was business as usual for the wedding chapel owner. Moore, an Oscar-nominated actor, was getting married the next day and wanted to see the Little Church of the West before he walked down its aisle. “He was scheduled to be married with us and I had no idea. We chatted a bit and he came in and played the organ,” Smith said. Little Church of the West will celebrate its 70th anniversary on Wednesday, and Smith said it still would be business as usual for the ...

A house for Mother's Day, a viral video for Las Vegas son: By Paul Takahashi; Dao Vahn lost nearly everything to cervical cancer. The 52-year-old mother lost her health, her house and almost her business. Vahn's youngest son, Michael Luangrath, did everything he could to help his single mother. Luangrath dropped out of college and quit his job to care for his mother.

IRS scandal and gays in the military: David Klamann, Las Vegas; Why is it when conservatives spend billions of taxpayer dollars throwing people out of the military due to their perceived sexual preference it is OK, yet when the IRS targets conservative organizations it’s criminal?

Be grateful for chance to work: George Pucine, Las Vegas; Regarding Professor Dorian T. Warren’s op-ed piece, “Low-wage workers rebel against modern Gatsby”:

School District's $1 million donation?: David Pisetzner, Henderson; The other night I went to the Smith Center, and I came across a fact in the program that I find highly disturbing.

Somebody did something: Gail Collins; Whenever the world of Washington seems hopeless, someone will point out that the Senate Judiciary Committee did a good job on immigration reform.

Networks serving up schlock: Maureen Dowd; TV executives think younger viewers don’t care about history. And they’re always on the hunt for the younger demo, working on the mistaken premise that millennials buy more and change brands more often than profligate and fickle baby boomers.

Tamerlan Tsarnaev: Not just any body: Robert M. Sapolsky; If you don’t believe in souls or an afterlife, then a corpse is just a body — potentially a teaching tool, a source of life-saving organs, but little more.

Debbie Reynolds says she wanted more of Liberace the showman in ‘Candelabra’: By John Katsilometes; Debbie Reynolds has just a few significant scenes in "Behind the Candelabra" but relished the chance to play Liberace's mother, Frances.