The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds are scheduled to perform a special America250 flyover in Las Vegas and over the Hoover Dam, celebrating the nation’s 250th anniversary, KSNV reports. The event highlights national pride and historic landmarks.
The U.S. government has acquired a stake in the company running a massive lithium mine in Nevada, aiming to boost domestic supply of the critical mineral for electric vehicles and clean energy technologies.
Oasis has extended its 2027 reunion tour, adding new dates amid high demand. U.S. tickets remain extremely limited, fueling anticipation among fans eager to see the iconic band live again.
The Trump administration is investigating a public school in Las Vegas over allegations of anti-Semitic behavior, following reports of “Jew-hatred.” The probe underscores ongoing concerns about discrimination in education.
A Romanian fugitive and son of a reputed crime boss was arrested in Las Vegas for domestic violence and subsequently removed from the US, authorities confirmed. The incident highlights ongoing efforts to crack down on organized crime.
International travel to the US declined for the eighth consecutive month, marking a sustained drop in visitor numbers. The trend highlights ongoing challenges in the tourism sector as global travel remains subdued.
Las Vegas Raiders running back Ashton Jeanty was inactive Tuesday, missing team activities. The decision comes as the Raiders manage player health ahead of their upcoming matchup. Further updates on Jeanty’s status are expected soon.
Las Vegas saw a boost in visitors during the World Cup, but experts say the city missed a bigger opportunity to capitalize on the event’s global draw, according to KSNV. Officials aim to improve future strategies.
MGM Resorts reports a rise in younger visitors drawn to all-inclusive Vegas deals, highlighting a shift in travel trends as bundled packages offer convenience and value to millennials and Gen Z travelers.
Ex-politician Robert Telles has been sentenced to life in prison for the stabbing death of a Las Vegas journalist, NBC News reports. The verdict concludes a high-profile case that shocked the community.
Tears for Fears sustain the momentum of their acclaimed album Tipping Point with a new live album, an upcoming documentary film, and a series of headline shows in Las Vegas, USA Today reports.
USA TODAY Sports releases the Week 6 rankings for the Super 25 high school football teams, highlighting top performances and key matchups nationwide. Find the latest scores and standings in this week’s update.
Discover seven towns near Las Vegas with the lowest crime rates, offering safe and serene alternatives for residents and visitors alike. TheTravel highlights these communities for peace of mind beyond the Strip.
A Las Vegas business owner has pleaded guilty to orchestrating a $90,000 insurance fraud scheme, according to Sierra Sun Times. The case highlights ongoing efforts to combat financial crimes in the region.
USA Today ranks the top 10 NHL cities for hockey fans, highlighting vibrant atmospheres, passionate fan bases, and iconic arenas. From Boston to Chicago, these destinations offer an unmatched hockey experience.
The Raiders are prioritizing a collaborative approach moving forward, ensuring all coaches, players, and staff work in unison. This shift aims to boost performance and foster team resilience in the coming seasons.
Comedian Carrot Top is awake and recovering after a reported suicide attempt, sources confirm. Details remain limited as loved ones and authorities continue to monitor his condition closely.
At Metallica’s Sphere show, James Hetfield firmly rejected influencer culture and political discourse, emphasizing music’s unifying power over divisive trends, according to Chaoszine. Fans applauded his focus on artistry.
Oasis are set to perform a series of shows in Las Vegas, with plans underway to extend their UK tour to North America and Europe. The band aims to bring their iconic sound to global audiences, sources reveal.
As curriculum debates intensify nationwide, Nevada has enacted a law requiring schools to include a wider range of perspectives and stories in their teaching, aiming to foster a more inclusive and comprehensive education.